nomoreknees
Member since May 2008 • Last active Dec 2024Most recent activity
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I have a bad feeling this won't fit the very narrow stud dimensions on my frame
Won't be home to measure my bike until tomorrow evening so I will pass to @Valanidi -
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Bought this from the forum a few months back to build up for visiting friend to get around on for a fortnight, then had long term plans for it to be my winter fun bike (eventually aiming to braze in Disc mounts and a permanent front rack).
Sadly there is not enough seat tube for my long legs.
It's an early 90s 700c mountain bike by Diamond Back as part of their Overdrive range.
The Ambition was made from less bling steel.Comes with front canti hanger, refreshed 1" headset, seat post (unusual size).
Note - the frame has been de-stickered, but sports the original paint. Some aesthetic wear, but structurally perfect.I can include a new saddle and a beater back wheel (zero brake rim wear, but needs bearings servicing) for a few quid more.
I'll be keeping all the other parts I built it up with.My friend absolutely loved it for the 9 days he rode it with short stem and on one Mary bars and it was only his return trip to the other side of the world that stopped him buying it from me.
Big clearance in the frame and fork so it can accommodate some beefy tyres.
Top tube c-c 59.5cm
Virtual Top tube c-c 61cm
Seat tube c-t 55cmCollection from SE27
Frame and seatpost owe me £65.
Saddle and wheel will a tenner more.Photos coming ASAP.
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Are there many bass players on this thread?
I intend to sell a couple of my basses over the next few months to raise funds for my next album and thought it worth seeing if they are to the tastes of anyone here. Both have high sentimental value and I want them to go to the right, good home.
Kramer 350B, Aluminium neck, single pick-up.
Monster sound.Sterling Ray34 de-fretted.
I'll make an official for sale post in due course.
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