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length of the cranks please?

tyres sold, thanks mobidog

Some stuff left over from a previous sale thread, plus some new bits:

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 **Vintage White Bertin frame** – from my research appears to be a C34 which puts it at around 1962-65. Seat tube 56.5 cm centre to top. Top tube 54.5cm centre to centre. Rear spacing 126. Horizontal drops. Beautiful nervex lugwork. Shimano headset/ bb included.  British threaded

Will get pics up soon
Asking what I paid on here £SOLD

Rear - 700cc 28 Spoke Rear, Mavic Hub, 6 Speed Shimano Dura Ace Freewheel, Pete Mathews Pianni Rims (Tubular)
Front - 650cc 28 Spoke, Radial Built, Mavic Hub, Pete Mathews Pianni Rims(Tubular)
Both have had brakes on them, come with skewers but no tyres.
£Offers for the set

Vittoria Zaffiro Pro II - White - brand new, never fitted £SOLD.

KMC 1/8 White chain - brand new, never fitted - £6

Continental 650 podium tub - fitted, used a couple of times then removed and cleaned. - £15

Pinarello 27.2mm Aluminium Post – offers around £10

Selle Italia Dogma **saddle - **leather, carbon & titanium (patch of leather missing at the rear – doesn’t affect comfort or ride, just appearance) - £25.

**Shimano 600 Chainset **- 170mm Cranks, 39x52 Chainrings £SOLD

If you want close ups of any bits let me know and I'll do what I can.

Colection preferred from Old St/Shoreditch - postage will be at cost. Dibs only count if followed by prompt PM, first PM to arrive gets it.

They're already on it

I am selling a low pro with a nice rear wheel " phill woods hub,16tooth phil cog with phil lock ring, cpx rim 36 spokes.
on ebay
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=260485950588

Anybody from this site "members" welcome to come over and view the bike... make me a offer
east London.

'the frame has a few small dents mostly from leaning against walls' - are you sure it's made of 531 and not marshmallows or kittens or something?

pm'd you

As the subject says, I'm after a 700c rear for tubs, carbon deep section or tri spoke preferably - on a fixed or flip flop hub.

Want something nice that hasn't been abused. Have been looking for a few weeks but haven't seen anything suitable.

Anyone got anything?

additional photos added to the album

personal preference i guess but i think tubulars perform better whereas clinchers are far more convenient when you get a puncture

dibs on campag aero, pm coming

tub or clincher? 700?

length on the cranks?

the 7600s are the 110 OLD rear aren't they? interested, waiting on pics

...it's just not very pretty.

you're kidding? i'd buy it just to put on a shelf if i had the space...

what's the material/finish on the cases, it's pretty hard to tell from the pictures?

oh and to any potential buyers - they are speciliazed wheels sprayed black with hed stickers - so chances are they arent that stiff anymore as they will be pretty old. . .

Are specialised tri's notorious for getting spongy after a few years? not interested in the bike, but was offered one pretty cheap and was contemplating it, so any info would be helpful. cheers

sent you an email ivan

just added some to the album, sorry completely forgot...

crap lighting but you get the idea - scratched at the bottom, a couple of scratches up either side, but looks nice and feels very solid. If God wanted a Pinarello seatpost, that was a bit scratched at the bottom, from a mid-90s Rourke lo pro, he buy this one*.

*if he couldn't find any others in better condition/cheaper.

23", says at the bottom

length? bcd?

utfs - there are plenty about

pm'd you matt.

harry, it's printed - well kind of, the letters have a rough surface where the rest of the post is smooth. will take some better pics tonight.

you too dude, and cheers for the bars!

sorry front brake isn't for sale

final reductions before stuff goes on ebay. any offers considered

in case anyone is wondering what I'm on about...

http://www.londonfgss.com/thread27371.html

I remember that... this guy is a twat of the highest order. If anyone does want to buy these, give the guy a cuddle and demand that as his bff you should get the frames for a tenner.

pm'd

Yup, it'll be fixed when I'm done. It's 753 and nice and twitchy. Not sure if I'll keep the brakes on or not - depends what I end up using it for. You're probably right about the stays, but I'm a sucker for track ends.

If I can get it finished in time will bring it out for the ride.