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I actually have two, both with equal use, one at N1 and the other at EC2A so:
Steve, you were first so the N1 one goes to you
Eyebrows: You've got the EC2A one.
Thank you. I'll PM you both.
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Like this one:
http://www.ukbikestore.co.uk/product/237/eva_bike_pod/polaris-eva-bike-pod.html
Used just twice. In good condition. Collection only from N1 or EC2A.
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Don't clamp anything to carbon tubes, they have no lateral load bearing capability. The seat post is fine as long as it is alu or carbon wrapped alu. If it is true carbon then this is also a no, no. Sorry to spoil the fun ;-)
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Have you considered titanium? It would be ideal, given your criteria. Team it with a lightweight titanium rack from Tubus, a smallish pannier, and a strong set of wheels and you're set for both light touring and commuting. For racing, remove the rack, fit some fast wheels, and you're equally well equipped.
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dibs - PM on way :-)
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Non-floating cleats can be bad for your knees if not set up perfectly, especially over longer distances. I've read that the red (non-floating cleats) can be trimmed manually to give custom amount of float. I've never tried this though ... Most people stick to the yellow ones.
I still have the second of my bike cases for sale. This one has been used a few times so isn't brand new and has a few scratches. £200+ new. Yours for only £100. Collection only. Pickup from N1 5TF.
For a hard-case, these are super-light at 6.8kg. Perfect if you are flying with your bike.
It's the same as the one in the photo. Full details here: http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/polaris-eva-bike-pod/rp-prod18012
Usual rules, please: Dibs then PM with contact details. Ta.