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I'll take £158 if you throw in the shoes.
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"Bumping without price drop. Reported"
You can't prove it was me, it could have been anyone with access to my computer, that's certainly not the kind of thing I'd post and I don't remember posting it, I smell a rat, I reckon it's an inside job.
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Yeah, a fully grown up adult can also use it as a BMX, because BMX's are essentially just children's bikes but without the stickers.
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Cryptic !?
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If you don't have a child, this is an ideal bike for a cat or dog.
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£279 in Evans - (and pretty much everywhere) - this is in great condition . . . so I'm looking for £160.
If you know anything about kids bikes, you'll already know this is about as good as it gets quality wise, it's a million miles above typical kids bikes that weigh an absolute ton, are built like crap and preform like toys, Early Rider basically build these kids bikes to proper adult bike specs.
This is the very same bike that Jesus first rode (no hands) when he was born on Christmas day, so it's pretty likely that if you don't get it for your child you will probably end up in hell.
I'll just cut and paste the stuff from EarlyRider's own website:
"Arguably our most rewarding bike as well as one of the hardest to develop. At a little over 5.5kgs the Belter sets the standard. It's worth bearing in mind that every kilo on a 3 year olds' bike is the equivalent of 4 or 5 on an adult bike. At 5kgs lighter than most 16" bikes, that's a big difference to a child.
It's not just the weight however, everything is designed low rolling resistance. The high thread count high psi tyres, the cartridge bearing hubs and even bespoke full bearing aluminium pedals all play a part. But it is the belt drive that steals the show, a belt will never stretch like a chain, it'll never be gunked up by dirt and grease and it will be as good the day your kid has finished with it as the day they first rode it and dad doesn't have to worry about maintaining it."This is a picture I grabbed off the internet so you know the model (on my one the chain ring guard is black rather than silver) . . . if anyone is interested I can grab some shots of the actual bike I am selling:
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"5 pls"I can cut you a special deal £60 each or 5 for £2,000.
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Tommasini Lo-Pro Frame and Forks - Price increase - £370.
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Tommasini Lo-Pro Frame and Forks - Price increase - £350.
Price includes super rare Tommasini Lo-Pro frame and matching forks, with brazed on PAUL track ends, Campag fork drops, a full set of custom made Tommasini dry transfer decals for the paint/finishing process.
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Hey ! Long time, no speak, sorry I missed your previous message (just spotted it now). Yeah, the Argon frame is great, it went to a good home, met up with DeathDrive at the Millennium bridge for the handing over ceremony, he bought the forks too - nice bloke. I'm going to try an new sales approach with the Tommasini, a price increase ! Lol : ) Cheers for the bump.
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What's been sold so far, some of the parts not marked as sold ("gone") have people who have committed to buying them, often in blood, but until they have actually picked stuff up then they are not marked as sold . . .
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The Paul lever is still available, and the carbon railed SLR is still available (the titanium railed one is taken).
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argon 18 now sold
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Sorry the Dura Ace Wheel has gone.
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hey Bro, it's cool to have a vicar available for your own business, the church is getting even cooler nowadays with this pope down there in the south of Europe.
For £20 the pope will install headsets, it's not common knowledge but if you contact him directly (through the power of prayer) he'll sort it out.
Infact, I was thinking, why don't you ask to your vicar to help you to compile a blessed resume of the things left still for sale, so that you can launch it back on the market. He may help you to tide up things and thoughts and clear any potential confusion for the readers
Yes, I was thinking the same thing, need to clean up this mess : )
Or maybe it's most better to leave things in this your way of yours so that more bumps can being generated?
I would never bump my own thread (posts amusing picture of a cat).
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@user54175
Yes, the Argon 18 is available.
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"do you also do magnetic power harnassing on demand to the chainring? to get the marginal gains and all. willing to pay good price if so!"
I don't do power hrannising, but I can get the local vicar to bless any parts you might be interested in, holy parts attract a £4 premium.
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"Does it barspin?"
That entirely depends on how you define 'barspin', if by 'Does it barspin?' you mean does it come with a free Cycle Surgery sticker, then the answer is yes.