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Thank you. Just been for a spin and it's great fun and pretty fast. I am very happy.😀

Got this and a nice old cinelli solida bar, but i just prefer the modern.🙄

Thank you.
Good idea. Still playing around with stem height but will do that when i'm settled.

Originally built around 650c, i was finding the choice of rims and tyres very limiting, so i built myself some 650b tubeless wheels and set them up with 25c tyres. The ride is very much improved.

Lurid rims anyone? £50 posted.

Bought these for a build, but have had a change of direction.
Brand new, qr x 100/135mm, shimano freehub, 28h.
£150 posted.
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Rich

Bump for neon braking price reduction.

Set of pretty much immaculate neon yellow TRP carbon Revox cantis. Great brakes, almost too nice to use. £95 posted. NOW £90 posted.

Sram Force bb30 172.5 cranks with 110mm bcd spider. A few chips, scratches and rub to arms and axle but structurally all good. £65 posted. SOLD elsewhere.

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Rich

Got an easton ea70 110mm -20° stem if that's near enough. A few scratches but good structural shape. £20 posted.

Here it is, a 34t, attached to a middleburn crank at the mo. Condition is good, lots of life left.

Think i have hope ones in 34 and 36t. Will have a look in the morning. Both are decent. Either one £23 posted.

Anyone got any lying around? Possibly unlikely since half of them seemed to explode on installation, but i'd be grateful if there are any survivors available.
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Rich

This is a pair of brand new 700c 24h A Force AL33 rims. They were rim brake rims but the braking surface had been machined unevenly so they could not be built into rim brake wheels as planned. So i had them powder coated glitter green to use as disc brake rims. Anyways i never got round to building them. The powder coat is a bit gritty and feels a bit rough because of the glitter but they look really striking.
These rims retail for £140 each.
I'm after £60/pair posted.
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Rich

Sorry, scratch that. Just tried a wheel in to check with a 32mm tyre. It's too big. Although it's got incredibly wide spacing the brake bridge is low so will only fit a 28mm. My apologies.

I should say the top photo was of it in its mullet 26/27.5" era, the middle 26x2" and the bottom 700c.
The gold fork in the top photo is a custom made 410mm a-c fork with big offset. The other pictures are with the vicious fork.

Thank you! I've run it 26x2.2" and 700x38mm. I've attached an extra pic in 700c mode.
The vicious cycles fork is still available too for £65 with the frame and i'll throw in an old but decent black hope headset.

I still have it. £90 posted?

That would make sense since Sam was apprenticed at and worked at Enigma, and has now gone on to co-found Windover Bikes.

My ongoing brutal clearout continues. This is a columbus steel road 700c rim brake frame, bsa bb, 1 1/8" head tube, takes a 27.2mm seatpost. The top tube c-c is 56cm, seat tube c-c is 56cm, head tube 140mm. It will take a 28mm tyre. It has mudguard eyes.

The skinny brand was never launched properly. It was intended to be launched by Enigma Titanium from Hailsham as an in house made steel road frame option. Named skinny because in contrast to titanium the tubes were much slimmer. The frame was made as part of a batch - this is frame number 23. The batch of lugged frames was brazed together by a combination of Enigma's then in house builder Sam and Geoff Roberts (brother of Chas Roberts of Roberts bicycles).

The frame has never been built up but there are some chips to the paintwork as it has sat around for a while. The frame is made from columbus tubing. It is a really nice frame and the intention was always to build it up but the bike stable is simply too full here so space must be found somehow! I hope it finally gets the chance to be built up and brings many happy miles to the rider.

After £180 posted or £160 collected from BN7.

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Rich

No worries at all. I really like it, i should probably keep it - just going through a periodic ruthless clearout phase.

A couple more pics. It does look truly awful but i'm confident it's structurally sound.

Got a Spooky pitboss frame. It's pretty much 99% not what you were after but it is a genuine oddball. It's (badly painted) pale blue and tatty, and a tiny dent in the top tube, various scrapes, a spot of corrosion etc. It's magic trick is that it has hayes disc brake mounts, with an adapter to fit a modern flatmount caliper.
I was going to go full resto on it and give it new life with modern disc brakes, but i have run out of time/space/mental capacity.
It's 19" centre of bb to top of seat tube and 22" actual top tube c-c.
I believe it was built by Frank the Welder so this is an actual piece of mountain bike history. Can do it with adapter for £150 posted.
I hear you're good with a spray can... 😃
Rich

Thank you!
Bump for reduction to £275.

Thank you. You could have track ends put on... feel free to make me an offer😃

Sorry, tatty but structurally ok. Lo-rise, 25.4mm, 660mm.
£18 posted unless you can collect from BN7.
RICH