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Phew, I wanted them.

@psg1ben who noticed an issue with the shifters they were about to send so refunded me immediately. Good karma going that way

@spj7 who sent me on other shifters too that are somewhere on a courier van winging their way to me this morning

Yup I'm aware hence the factoring in new derailleurs if required. Thanks

Looking for above. Possibly 2 pairs. On a fairly tight budget, need them to be functional mostly.

Preference is for 5700/6700 as I won't need new Derailleurs afaik (I've a mix of 4600/6600/5700/6700 stuff) but if the price is right I'd take the 4700.

I just want to hide the cables 2 of my bikes if possible.

You'd need some mounts on your fork to start with, alas my new fork also has no mounts so the rebuilt tourer will be a little sad.

Second this for @lmananimal

Worth a shot, and only if it actually falls through on buyers end. I'd probably be killed if it did arrive!

Interested. In Dublin. hoping that's easier from Belfast than the others!

I want this. I can't have it right now though! The curse of moving house!

Interested in the Ultegra derailleur

They are gone. Found them listed locally, and realised I had asked questions to them at the time.

https://www.adverts.ie/bike-group-sets/sram-force-carbon-cranks-172-5mm/17470254

I'd also be interested if 110, GXP and if your name is anything to go by, I can collect in IReland

Flowers is another good un I believe. Julian Barret and Olivia Coleman

i've only heard good things about Barry too. Bill Hader and Henry Winkler

not a very nuanced critique, but each to their own

Archer? It's bonkers, a but first couple of seasons are great.

I'm toying with doing this too. Living in an apartment at present though, and fancy getting my deposit back. New house (so long as the bank gives me money) needs a tonne of work so I can wait til I'm there to try that or the saw method.

@SlimCharles can I ask what your sticking the hacksaw blade too to get it into the seatpost?

MY croix de fer has a well and truly stuck seatpost (previous owner mistreated it) and it's ever so marginally too low.

Got around to measuring my steerer, so it's around 210 mm, so nothing shorter than that. Doesn't have huge offset and I need to check some other measurement.

Last look before I go desparetly elsewhere

Not Garmin but

I've a Mio 105 boxed with cadence sensor and stem Mount. It's very similar to Garmin 500 with ant+ £60+ postage

Also have a Bryton Rider 60 which has European and UK maps. Got me around Yorkshire, Ireland and a bit of Portugal 2 years ago no issue. £110 +postage

The tab broke off though, but has been replaced with a raceware direct tab making it mount to Garmin mounts better

I'm in Ireland though, so posting to UK is 15 for a decent insured courier

No worries. I found a carbon fork on European site that has vbrake and disc mounts that k may plump for.

I've a Mio 105 boxed with cadence sensor and stem Mount. It's very similar to Garmin 500 with ant+

Also have a Bryton Rider 60 which has European and UK maps. Got me around Yorkshire, Ireland and a bit of Portugal 2 years ago no issue.

The tab broke off though, but has been replaced with a raceware direct tab making it mount to Garmin mounts better

I'm in Ireland though, so posting to UK is 15 for a decent insured courier

Looking for a fork suitable for an aravis/hewitt touring bike. 1 1/8, Cantilever, wide tyre clearance, mudguard and pannier capable.

No sure about offset, but not too short a steerer. Just missed one in ebay

I'd need it posted to Dublin if possible, one last look before I order from SJS

I've a UK postal address to if that's easier

They're incorrectly calculating euro from sterling there. It should be 232.

I've long wanted to try one of these, but the most I'd pay is €100 I think as that's what I keep getting pipped at on ebay

and often available with 10%-12% off