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Not a bad frame.
Aluminium frame, carbon forks, size 53 (I'm 90% sure! I'm 5'8'' but probably on the short end of the range for this frame).
Paintjob essentially intact other than a chip on the front of the fork which came from a high speed stone pinged into it.
Currently has a fairly knackered ceramic speed bottom bracket installed.
Fits up to 28mm tyres.
Would make a great winter bike.
I just can't have this taking up space any longer - please take it from me!!!
£30?£20
Pick up SE22 -
After collecting bits for a second road bike during winter I realised I hardly had time in my life for one bike let alone two.
Most of the below were bought from members of the forum, but are unused since - I aim to price them the same as I paid for them (or less):1. Used Ultegra 6800 groupset (sans chain/cassette) including:
1.1. 52-36 172.5mm crankset
1.2. Short cage rear derailleur
1.3. Front derailleur
1.4. Shifters (left hand one is a bit marked up but not dreadful!)
1.5. Ultegra R8000 brakes inc. new brakepads.
£180SOLDFizik Cyrano seatpost, 27.2 x 400, lightly worn
£20£15Prologo saddle with grippy top, very worn but still comfy! 142mm at wings
£10£7.50
Collection SE22! Or postage at cost
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I've acquired a 1991 Specialized Hardrock, intended as a gift, which as ever appeared great until I sat on it and discovered all the issues. The most intractable one is that it has a 25.4 diameter seatpost which is undersize, so the previous owner had tightened the clamp to shit in an effort to hold it.
Un-fucking the seat clamp isn't an issue, done that before, but I can't assess the proper diameter for a replacement seatpost. I initially thought 27.2 but that's definitely too wide, and research suggests 26.0 (or 26.4/26.6 etc...). Does anybody have one of these they could check the diameter on? Or any advice! -
Not sure this is any help but a couple of years ago I had to get a train from mid-Wales to London with my bike. Avanti west coast, total shit when it comes to bikes, so I went to tesco before my train and bought some christmas wrapping paper and tape. Wheels off, wrapped it all up with a load of tape, got no bother whatsoever.
This is was september however so the guy with a massive 'christmas present' taking up the space in front of the disabled loo did get some stares. -
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Getting rid of some stuff. 10 points if you can guess the theme that links most of these items (and no, 'bicycle' would be too easy).
All items for pick up from SE22.
a 36T 104BCD 4-bolt Hope narrow wide alloy chainring in a lovely silver. Good condition, maybe 200km on it at worst.£12SOLD- A pair of Tektro Rl-520's. These are long-pull drop-bar brakes designed for cantis or v-brakes. Hardly used, with brake cables. £10
A lovely 90's Specialized MTB alloy flatbar with a slight backsweep (7°ish) in polished silver, 560mm wide. Some light scratches and one particular heavily scratched 1" patch. 25.6mm clamp diameter. £8SOLD- Gunmetal-coloured polished alloy stem with a 25.4mm handlebar clamp, normal stem clamp. 130mm length, 17° rise. £5
- On-one Brian alloy handlebars in 420mm width end-to-end, 31.8mm clamp. Flared drop bars, a bit of scarring from the brake lever clamp. £Beer
Uno alloy stem, 31.8mm diameter, 70mm, 35°. £BeerSOLD- An STX front derailleur from the 90s, marked FD-MC34, for a triple chainring set-up (I believe). 31.8mm band-on. Pretty good condition, some small surface rust spots in places but mostly a nice shiny bit of kit. £5
- A pair of alloy SPD clipless MTB pedals, dual-sided. Bearings good, no rust, bit weighty. £5
- A Shimano 7-speed stem shifter for a normal-diameter quill stem. Front shifter is friction (so whatever speed you desire), rear is indexed. Never used, still boxed, with shifter cables. £5
- Red procraft bar tape. Boxed, unused. £Beer
- An Alivio 104BCD triple crankset 22-32-44, chainrings unused, cranks lightly used. Alloy, a bit weighty, might be good for a beater (matches the Hope chainring...) £8
- A 12-25 9 speed sunrace cassette. Came off my first ever road bike. Maybe 800km on it (at a stretch) - pretty good condition. £5
- Selle Italia Flite TM Manganese rail saddle. Used once, didn't fit. £10
Free with any purchase - a selection of cantilever brakes. I have so many.
Pics of the rest soon.
DMs>dibs.
Please relieve me of this burden. -
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My line of business (energy consultancy) - we're currently estimating 35p/kWh elec, 9.7p/kWh gas