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photos of sugino 75's added

That's a really good build IMO, should last many years.

thanks- great bike, only selling as i have another (ivory) Bob j which i prefer and just built a Singular Peregrine!

if ur still willing i may be interested in the full bike

yes, still for sale......

to answer the numerous pm's

frame/forks/headset/bb for £275
wheels/tyres/tubes/sprocket £150
sugino 75's (49t) £150

offers for other bits welcome....

i have decided to split, any offers for the parts?

man, it must be uncomfortable riding on the hoods with the bars like that.

nice bike though.

what is the other little number in the background?

bars were in that position as i was changing stems....

bike in the background was a Pearson Touche

for sale due to expanding family of bikes, dark blue with white lug lining in very good condition (few small marks/scratches)
fitted with the following components:-

-green chris king headset
-goldtec/open pro rims rims with gator skin tyres 28 rear/25 front
-ultegra rear caliper
-105 front caliper
-not the thomson stem but another (not sure of the brand)
-thomson layback seat post may be left on depending upon price
-dura ace cranks have been removed and will probably be replaced with sugino 75's (subject to price)

bike is located in Manchester....

If anybody requires any further information please do not hesitate to ask...

would like approx £600?

sold, thanks

still for sale if anybody is interested......

photos added as requested:-

order of dibs-

andyfallsoff
noorkoiv
unmar01

postage will be £3 recorded

please let me know if you are still interested...........

i will be taking some photos and posting to people who have expressed an interest. I will then offer it to the people who pm'd me first

thanks

Left hand lever - silver/black with inner/outer cable (inner new)

good condition with small amount of paint chipped off bracket corner.

not sure on the diameter of the clamp (it has been gound out by previous owner) but I had this installed on Nitto RB-018 bullhorn bars and fitted fine.

can take pictures this weekend if required

looking for £25 + p&P?

pm sent re PAC

no just stock colour 'ivory'

thanks, no just off the peg (with a 7 week lead in time!)

saddle sold - thanks for the interest

skully - sorry to see it go, looks great - just can't get comfy! gone over to a Rolls!

for reluctant sale due to my arse not being the right shape!

it was a brand new saddle chopped and tied by Skully - used for about 500 miles, will include proofhide/spanner/cloth. Unfortunately it does have my initials stamped in the nose (mp)

would like £40+postage (saddle was £60 +£20 chopping cost)

sorry sold - in a box on the way to Finland as we speak....

they still available mate? pm'd you, v interested etc

Damn, didn't know about these... that's a damn nice bike. And the Kite looks just like the Robin Mather I'm building at the moment (minus couplers).

Also, nice of Sam to pop on here too.

yes, very nice bike - would like to get a Kite next......

sam,

thanks for the info - just ordered a set of the FSA bars off CRC - good deal at the moment!

going to have a set of road wheels (orderd a fixed/disc phil wood hub set of Will)and a set of off-road wheels (Surly Hubs (fixed disc) with Mavic 719 rims - being built)

they are the older WI cranks with bolt on chainrings (i think these were produced for white industires by Sugino?) Think i will go for 115mm BB - just need to decide on which type...... running out of money now!

If you're just using it for commuting then any standard road rim is probably the best idea. Lighter than touring/29er rims and strong enough for purpose.

If you're commuting I think you'd find midges or similar far too wide (unless you have the joy of a predominantly off-road commute) I really like the new FSA k-wing bars I've got on my new cross bike, they also do a cheaper alloy version but I couldn't find them anywhere so got sucked into the carbon ones as they were on special at CRC. They are a decent width but if they did a 48 or a 50 I'd be much happier off road. For road use they are perfect (in fact I ordered another set for my road bike...).

I would definitely recommend going for road pull cable discs rather than mtn pull drop levers. The feel is much nicer plus you can use a much wider range of levers and (god forbid) STI's if you ever fancy putting gears on there. The Nitto randonneur bars are also really nice for commuting/touring (they're what I have on my touring build Peregrine) but also a little hard to get hold of. Try Will at HubJub. In a 48 though I find them more than wide enough for road use and they have a really nice shape to them.

Are your cranks WI enos? They should be fine, you'll need at least a 113mm bb spindle.

If you need any more info feel free to mail me.

Sam

i could buy one from merlin and swap with you and make £5

only £60 new...

would you sell? if so price inc p&p please

i have some brown(not honey)- both perforated and solid you can have?

let me know

will you post?

provisionally sold subject to confirming price of sending to Finland