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Bike's sold now, cheers

Well i haven't sold it yet but lets say its reserved. There are 2 people looking at it tomorrow. Send me a PM and you can be third in line if you like

You can see the chainguard in the picture - half is on the suitcase and the other half is propping up the front wheel. I took it off to take the back wheel off but that's as far as I got...

No one wants it? alright I'll chuck it on gumtree...

Or bring your own pedals I guess... but you'd probably wanna sort the back wheel out before doing any serious drops or jumps.

Oh I just remembered, also included is a black BMX style helmet and a kryptonite combination lock

Yeah I had to move some stuff in the basement to get the bike out... you like the suitcase, do ya?

Oh it also has a built-in lock on the back wheel as you can see in the picture, and a rack sturdy enough to carry your other half

The clearout continues:

Up for sale is a black dutch step-through bicycle I bought new earlier in the year to ride and try to get my girlfriend into cycling. It looks lovely and is great to ride but unfortunately has been gathering dust for at least 6 months.. time for it to go.

The bike is originally from Holland. It is single speed with hub front/rear brakes (handle for front, back pedal for back), single speed. It has a working dynamo for the front & rear lights.

It is in very good condition, as you'd expect having only been ridden for about a month from new. The only problem with it is that the spokes in the rear wheel have slackened a bit and it needs to be trued, as it developed a slight wobble. But thats no big issue. I started to disassemble it to do it myself (that's why the chain guard is off in the picture) but then thought why bother when I'm just going to sell it anyway. Its pretty dusty and would benefit from a look over by someone in the know (there are some specialist things that need checked, eg tyre pressure)

Also it must be mentioned that there are no pedals provided. Also no bell. You would need to provide the bell yourself. This is a must have for any true dutch bike.

Feel free to come over and check it out/buy it at my place in shoreditch. Though it has no pedals so you'd have trouble test driving it. But you can push it around all you like.

All for the very nice price of £125. SOLD

I must mention that first in with the money gets it. Cash on collection I mean.

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Shoebox of stuff now SOLD

have updated the listing:

• Koga Miyata frame sold pending payment
  
• Rondinella frame reserved
  

• Wheels sold pending payment

• box of bits.. still available, may split, but only if enough interest in it. Offers?

Just waiting for responses from people.. will update to show what is still available soon

hi sdihn, I've received lots of replies already but if anything comes up I'll let you know. cheers

hi tsw76, i've already received quite a few PMs about the frames, but if nobody fronts up with cash by this weekend then they'll be back on the open market

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Originally Posted by lenk
Some cheeky guy pmed for the Rodinella quietly before i did. Show your self!

Good for him.....unless he uses it as a fixed gear,,,that would not be right....or perhaps it would be.......as long as it is used and cherished...not left in a dark corner.......but Lenk....it is always the quiet ones![/quote]
yeah i agree.. i did leave the original campagnolo gear shifters on it as a hint!

there's a bit of a queue (about twice round the block) for the rondinella, but i'll let ya know if anything comes up...(no cash in hand as yet)

heheh .. actually there have been quite a few.. perhaps i should make it first at my door with money gets it..

there's some more info at
http://www.classiclightweights.co.uk/builders/rondinella.html

including some pics of a rather cool tandem made by vic!

Rondinella [Swallow] by Vic Edwards....the toast of Romford...brilliant frames by a renowned east London frame builder......mega mega bargain......someone buy this.......the dogs bollocks and then some!
yeah its a neat frame... like i say i'm not trying to make money off it just want to pass it on to someone who'll (hopefully) appreciate it.

No sorry I'd rather sell the bits all together. i reckon its a pretty good deal...ya could always buy the box, take the seatpost and ebay the rest for a profit..? :)

RONDINELLA up for sale again - £60... now SOLD

I was collecting up some bits to do a vintage build but got impatient and bought a complete bike. Not trying to make money off this stuff, just want it out.

Koga miyata 56cm Road Speed Frame £95 - SOLD
Classic japanese/dutch road frame. No rust, very good condition. Includes Shimano 600 headset and bottom bracket; also a Sakae seatpost

Rondinella road frame (55cm?) + Cinelli bars and stem £60 - SOLD
Pretty good condition, straight, no dents. Had surface rust but this has been removed. Some scratching to the paint especially around the chain area

Reynolds 531, very light frame, nice lugs.. some info on the brand can be found on the vintage UK lightweights website.

Also comes with original Campagnolo gear shifters on down tube, Campagnolo headset and random shimano bottom bracket

would sell frame on its own for £50 and bars/stem for £10 if frame already sold

**Mavic MA-40 700C Wheelset / Campagnolo hubs £50 - SOLD **

Nice wheelset in very good condition, some wear to braking surface (but not much). Shiny Campagnolo Hubs also in very good condition (unsure of model)

Shoebox full of various vintage bits £50 - SOLD

All in fairly decent, usable condition. No idea of the specific models.

Campagnolo seat post 27.2mm
Campagnolo front/rear gear shifters
Campagnolo brake handles
Campagnolo front hub + rear Campagnolo flip-flop hub (this still has random cassette attached though..)
Weimann caliper brakes
Campagnolo quick release wheel pins

PM me if you want any of this stuff, pick up only from my place in east London

never heard of somebody wanting their frame to be more rusty...

how fast can these go? are they any good to ride? Or is it all about the sweet stylin'?

I saw a middle aged guy riding one round in central Paris, all the normal cyclists swerving around him and scowling...

hi, haven't been lingering too long so don't know if this is a repost but.. came some interesting stuff on NZ's version of ebay (thought I'd take a look)

yamaguchi lo-pro project - bidding at $265 (about £100)

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Sports/Cycling/Road-bikes/Large-57cm-over/auction-236456896.htm

a "Paris"

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Sports/Cycling/Road-bikes/Large-57cm-over/auction-236272140.htm