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Pictures below. I sanded the back of the frame down to check the marks and I think it was just gobs of paint that someone had done. There is the odd dent you can see. Don't ask me why it's white underneath. Like I say rough but still a cool commuter. Will come with everything in the pictures. I noticed the hanger has a crack running through it so that needs replacing. Rear hubs needs regreasing. Any questions just ask.

Thought about braze on but didn't want the extra expense tbh. The costs would be getting out of hand at that point.

I have two options one is stick on that actually look quite neat. The other which I am favouring are the stainless clips that wrap around the frame.

Cheers. Yeah I can't wait now. Still waiting on stuff like headset and chainring. Then I need to trail a few BB's to get that chainline right.

Got the frame back today. They did a good job for the money.

Did a quick mock up.

Correct axle to crown is 464mn cheers. I have amended it.

Pretty sure DJ26 and rebate are the same forks? I might be wrong though.

Gusset DJ 26 rigid forks. Nice strong forks. Look great on the bike.

QR axle.
1 1/8 Steerer is 180mm
A to C is 465mm
Star Nut installed
Disc Only

Looking for £50

I have pictures on them in a jump bike frame I have. Everything in that picture is for sale. Will do very cheap prices.

Based in Stourbridge West Midlands.

Sound mate. Tried a 700c wheel in there as well and the fit was fine as long as you don't use a massive tyre. Are you local?

It's 27.5 but I think it takes 700c as well. I will have to check. Comes with wheels and everything. Can supply slick tyres as well. Cranks, BB, stem, headset. Like I say frame is very rough though. I had a little ride on it and I'm 5ft 11 and it was fine. I am used to big bikes though as all my MTBs are very long. Didn't seem big at all.

Hi All,

I have an XL Cannondale Badboy rolling chassis for sale. For size reference I'm 5ft11 and could ride it fine. You could also be a bit smaller and still be fine.

Its like the one in the pictures below but I will get better pictures. Probably tomorrow when I am home in the light.

Rough condition, I only got it for a few parts off it. Tyre rub on the inside of the chainstays. Weird marks on the underside of the seatstays. Wheels seem fine and the fork is actually in decent condition. I wanted to use the fork on another frame but have since changed my mine.

Will come as a frame, fork, headset, stem, seatclamp, BB, Cranks, wheels.
Have other items such as cheap discs, levers and rear mech etc that can be included for a bit extra.

Looking for £100

Based in Stourbridge West Midlands, any questions just ask.

My single digits foul quite bad but as you mentioned, I have a set of Deores that do go a lot further on but not fully (enough to get away with). I might tickle them with a Dremel.

What did you also do with your brake posts when you went from cantis to v brakes on your other one. Did you file the mount?

Middleburns look ace mate. I nearly got a set for mine but chose to go with Deores instead and the price was about the same (around £50). I have the guys number though so I can always buy them if I want a change.

Colours on these are so mint. Ironically my bike is currently being done that RAL4008 on that last sheet.

Nice bike this. Too small for me. Where did you buy those se tyres?

That 4th picture is one of my fave sections at Dyfi. I assume the line of people are looking at the drop.

Yeah those guides look rubbish. The one on the underside of my chainstay is shocking. It must be a good 3mm from the frame on the one side. As I mentioned before my dropper routing goes in Perpendicular to the seat tube meaning to turn it though 90degreees in the diameter of the tube to get it to go up towards the underside if the dropper is very awkward.

What is the finish like? I'm not overly impressed with mine. Cables guides were really badly welded, paint was shocking. Dropper post routing was not thought out. I know they are cheap but..... I am still considering a gravel frame though as nothing touches them on price.

I ran these for years on a singlespeed commuter with road calipers. Also have a few sets on the old BMXs as they are my favorite style lever from that era. I really really like them as they are so small, simple and comfortable. They do feel flimsy though. They won't break but yes they do wobble about a bit under your finger.

I honestly think this is my favorite MTB ever. I'm not even joking.

I tried a pair of the plastic ones last winter and couldn't get on with them. They seemed to have a big patch in the middle where my foot contacted the pedal but there were no pins. Do you still find this on these?

Looks ace. What pedals did you go with.

That's fair mate. Didn't even know they were ripping these off tbh. They will literally copy anything now won't they. I did Google search it after you mentioned it and they pop up on the first set of results.

That's fair I didn't know. I will delete the listing. Cheers for the info

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If anyone has got suggestions to cable guides that I can run under the top tube that would be great. Really don't want to have to use cable ties.