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Quite scuffed unbranded frame but everything runs smoothly. Currently set up fixed but has a sturmy archer freewheel. Doesn't come with pedals. Tyres are cooked. Gold chain.
£100
Collection from SE
some specs:
BLB forks
Tektro front calliper
Madison saddle
Temple stem
Temple cranks
40cm bars
schwalbe delta cruisers -
still a mad amount of shorts being worn in London. Is it because of a lack of longs or a lack of feeling?
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Is the saddle still available?
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Dolgoch is incredible yes! Stayed there on the penultimate night of the above tour. We got to it over the Devil's staircase. My favourite of the 'Devil's' something that the British landscape is littered with.
the library had a great cycling scrapbook of some (amazingly apt) literature on touring around the area.
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Dolgoch is incredible yes! Stayed there on the penultimate night of the above tour. We got to it over the Devil's staircase. My favourite of the 'Devil's' something that the British landscape is littered with.
the library had a great cycling scrapbook of some (amazingly apt) literature on touring around the area.
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I'd recommend crossing the Barmouth Viaduct (which is super cool but a bit bumpy) and taking the bike path along the south side of the river/estuary. It's a packed gravel path but very ridable, I did it on 25's, away from cars and only a few walkers and dogs to content with. here's my day 3 route
Edit: just realised JustJ4 said exactly this already, well have it again!
Dolgellau is really nice as well, i'd head to DD's bakery for some filled rolls, eat one there and pack a few more to have after you get over the climb before Aberllefenni Slate Quarry.
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