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No worries, thanks for finding the geometry chart!

Just put the tape measure back against the frame, as far as I can tell it matches the 60cm frame.

HT bang on 213mm
TT approx 580mm

Yes 1 1/8

Glider Tupelo Steel Frame - Built by Serotta based on their Colorado

In need of refurb.

These were built by Serotta for Cyclefit somewhere between 2005-08.
Steel. Possibly Colorado Concept tubeset.
Feels pretty light for steel.
Details are ace. Serotta CNC detail on brake bridge. Nice dropouts. Chain pip.

**PLEASE READ: I took a punt on this frame secondhand a number of years ago but unfortunately the seatpost was stuck. I tried to corrode it out using caustic soda but ran out of time - had to move flat - and there's still the stump stuck in there. Lots of paint chips. Some corrosion where some of paint has chipped. Tiny ding on one tube. Since then it's lived in a few dry cellars while I've procrastinated about fixing it up.
So it needs a complete refurb; The seatpost removing, headset cups are proper knackered and deffo need removing, refinishing, painting, chasing, facing etc etc. **

TT: 570mm cc
HT: 213mm measure end to end.
ST: Approx. 600mm Centre of BB to around top of tube.

Really not sure what this is worth. Refurbished it could be a fantastic frame. I think originally through the years it would have cost £695-£995. I'm moving flat and need to get rid of it. Don't want to take the piss so educate me if this is way off. You're welcome to come and view.

£70 ono

Or trade for cycling wish list items:

• Small Rapha jersey/gilets or other swag.
  
• DuraAce or DT Swiss RWS 100/135mm Skewers.
  
• Oakley Radar sunglasses
  
  

Collection from Herne Hill this week, or East Dulwich next week if not shifted before moving.

From the Web:
http://www.cyclefit.co.uk/archive/tupelo.html

£135

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Would also consider wheeling and dealing/part-ex/swapping for stuff I 'need'...
Rapha jerseys/gilets - small
Oakley Radar photochromatic.
Skewer set - DuraAce/DT Swiss RWS, rear needs to be 135mm spaced for road disc. Front 100mm.
Garmin Edge 820/1000 - I'd obv pay difference

Bump £145

These are back on the market. Shout if you want to view - Herne Hill.

Front and Rear needed.
135/168mm rear spacing - Disc road.

In good condition - nothing that's going to kill me.

I'm in London.

Thanks
Alex

Good work - add Glucosamine for the win!

Hope you enjoy the frameset

Sad to see it go but sold to the very nice chap @tstx over the weekend

Many thanks @Velocio - Have a great evening

First dibs to Matt!

Yeah Shimano/SRAM. 11speed.

You're welcome to come have a look before deciding. Out today but around tomorrow. Overseas Mon/Tues back on Wed.

Thanks @Scilly.Suffolk - that was rather stupid of me!

@Velocio - Hope your travels have gone well. If possible, would you be able to unlock a classifieds thread for me, I've accidentally locked it but still very keen to sell the item:
https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/295878/#comment13315980

Man thanks and have a great weekend - happy riding.

The cellar stash has been discovered and I had lots of bits to sell before we move flat.

Wide rimmed, comfortable 4-season wheel set...

Hope Mono RS Hubs 24/28 - Silver
H Plus Son Archtype Rims
Spokes - Not sure.
Weight: 1717grams, inc rim tape/veloplugs - Respectable.
Will include the Hope bearing tools for easy future maintenance.

Used
The hubs have two years use.
The front rim is very worn - I'd recommend replacing.
The rear has life left in it - The wear indicator is photographed.
True.
I replaced some of the bearings 2015.
Bit grubby - sorry!
Some wear to the free hub body where the cassette has bitten into it.

Very quick engagement on the freehub. Also louder than a swarm of bees!

Price £150

Would PX toward a Garmin Edge 1000 - let me know how much extra you'd want.

Collection from Herne Hill, London. Shout if you have questions or would like to view.

Any reason I can't reply to a Classifieds thread I started?
No 'Post a reply' box at the bottom of the page and the 'Post a reply' link on the right column doesn't do anything.
Safari 10.0.1

Thanks

We're moving flat and I can't really justify keeping this, especially after the looks of disbelief when the secret cellar stash was discovered.

Enigma Esprit 57cm Titanium Frame
Enve 2.0 Forks - 45mm Rake
Rotor BB (BSA to 30mm axle) - Might have a Hope SRAM BB too.
Chris King Sotto Voce Headset, Black
Salsa Seat Clamp - Black
Thomson Masterpiece layback

Bought towards the start of 2013 and retired Jan 2016.

It was well looked after but after using Park anti seize and not copper slip the seatpost got stuck in the frame. I spoke to Enigma and Nerve/Reilly on the south coast and they thought the post could be removed and the frame refinished - should look as good as new - merits of Ti I guess. Estimate approx £300. If the saddle height suited you then perhaps you wouldn't need to get sorted though.

• Stock geometry with horizontal top tube. I've attached the frame drawing - ignore the curved seat stays - this frameset is the newer model with pencil thin straight ones.
  
• There are some scratches and cable rub but no dents. Some marks on seatpost and forks.
  
• The very small black marks on the frame is tar or something like that flicked up from the road. Can clean off.
  
• I don't have a tool to check derailleur hander alignment I'm afraid. It's a replaceable part and available through Enigma.
  
• Pretty light setup.
  
• I really enjoyed this bike and only switched to something a little more aggressive with discs as my riding habits changed.
  
  

Really not sure what a fair price would be. The RRP for the frame is £1695 and forks £360.
Let's start at £800

May also consider PX/Swaps for silly carbon disc brake wheels or Wahoo KICKR trainer type things.

Collection from Herne Hill, London. Shout if you want to view or have questions.

Called me a fucking something or other before jumping the lights. Perhaps he was expecting a Madison style hand-sling through?

@Skülly - Evil and hilarious. Might save that for some Friday fun.

Big shout out to the prat who sat on my back wheel up through Kennington and lost it when I stopped for the red light. Hope you have a great day.

Otherwise enjoyed the silence of a creak free bike having gotten up early to strip and rebuild the chainset/BB on the CAAD.

Thanks @branwen

Fitted a Shimano adapter to the front last night and picked up another for the rear this morning. Didn't explode on the test commute but will have to even the wear on the pads before being able to tell if they're biting more of the disc. Hilly ride tomorrow should get that started.

@svendhöek
Thanks for feedback. Think I can pick up a suitable Shimano adaptor on the way home, the first style with only two bolts.

@branwen
F & R on mine too.

Shall fit report back.

Thought so!
They're not Shimano adapters, couldn't even get a matching pair - 1x Tektro + 1x ?. A Shimano 140 to 160mm was impossible to come by at the time. Will take another look but quick Google wasn't too promising though.

QRs were thieved from the MTB as a quick fix. Ashamed how long I've spent procrastinating between Shimano Ultegra/DA or DT Swiss RWS!

@Emyr I'm pretty sure they're natively 140mm on the CAAD10 Disc.

Thanks for taking a look. Going to resolve this and the new creaking sound... QR interface, chainring bolts, cassette, seatpost clamp/cradle... BB

Should my RS785 calipers be biting more of the disc than in the image?

@branwen
A while back you mentioned switching around your RS785 disc adapters to better align the calipers. Was your issue similar?
https://www.lfgss.com/comments/13072907/

Some personnal experience.

My DT Swiss 240s seem more impervious to the elements than the Hope hubs they replaced. Within a similar time period the Hope's needed a number of new bearings where as the DT Swiss are still rolling smoothly.

DT Swiss 240s, 28/28, Sapim D-Light spokes, DT Swiss 460DB rims. Solid and stiff wheels. Very smooth and no sign of bearing wear. I got the 240s hubs in an eBay bargain. Wouldn't pay RRP.

The Hope free hub noise clears crowds of zombie pedestrians loitering in the road. DT Swiss is pleasantly quiet.

Strong work!

Looking for either in a size 44.

• Lake CX402
  
• Bont Vaypor S
  
  

I'm in London and can travel to collect.

Many thanks!