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Dibs ESI grippies. PM incoming

Price drop £700

Price drop now £725. Can deliver to London Victoria or London Bridge if needed.

Sorry Dan. A friend took it off site. Apologies for not interpreting your message as a formal ‘dibs’.

Thanks all, this has now been sold

Here you go. Sorry, thought I’d attached before.

Manufacturer link: https://www.wizard.works/shop/sale-all/sale-custom-bags/custom-shazam-saddle-bag/

Bag is in great condition. Clean and scent free inside, a little tire rub on bottom but nothing structural. Please see photos.

Comes with two long Voile straps for the handlebar and a vecro with bung thing for the steerer.

NOW SOLD £130 (RRP: £230-240)
Can post at cost or collection from Hove.

This people is "2019's most supple bike"...

Manufacturer link: https://marinbikes.uk/nicasio-650b-73015300.html

Some upgrades to the stock spec:

• Ultegra 6800 crank with Wolf Tooth 40T ring
  
• KMC chain
  
• Hope stainless steel BB
  
• Shorter stem (60mm I think)
  
• WTB Volt saddle 142mm
  
• TRP Spyre brakes
  
• Shimano RT76 rotors
  
  

In great condition. Probably seen less that 500 miles total. Steel frame and fork with tons of mounting points (third bottle cage under down tube). Rotors are basically brand new. Slight scuff on one of the shifters from leaning on a wall. Slight scuff on rear mech. Any more questions please ask.

Not for sale: Rear light, pedals.

£750 >>> £700 (collection from Hove)

Also for sale: Wizard Works bag - https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/394263/

This is now sold. Thanks for the Friday afternoon LOLZ everyone.

There are canti bosses in the rear plus has a brake hole drilled so you could run a rack off those I guess. Nitto?

Lol yeah weird coincidence. Hopefully people put down the popcorn and reach for their wallets.

For sale is this steel Rock Lobster Team Tig 853 hard tail mountain bike frame with forks and some bonus parts.

Seat Tube - 19"
Top Tube - 21.5"
Head Tube - 4.5"
Front Spacing - 100mm
Rear Spacing - 135mm
Fork steerer - 230mm

Reynolds 853 tubing with Ritchey dropouts
Forks - Marzocchi Bomber 04 MX Comp

Disc brake mounts on frame and fork. Also compatible with V-brakes/canti's.

Some scuffs here and there but no dents or dings. Most of the frame has been wrapped with protector stickers. Getting a little tired but hopefully some one can use it. Last time I had the BB out there was some corrosion in there but the threads were fine.

Also included is the bottom bracket, seat pin (QR clamp style) and headset.

£100 please
Collection from Hove or can post at cost.

Some choice items at the jumble in Burgess Park today.

Now sold. Thanks for the interest. Hope we can see a pic of it built up by the new owner.

Bump. Does anyone fancy a spring project?

Oops well spotted. Yes 190mm headtube.

Fully built

More pics

I am sad that the day has some to list this awesome frame. It’s been with me for many miles including a trip to New Zealand where we took on some gravel country roads with 26mm tires, up to Scotland to summit Bealach Na Ba as well as credit card touring in France etc. It’s a superb frame thats comfy and responsive blah blah. I have an Independent Fanrication in the stable now so sadly this has become redundant. Your gain!

Specs:
Columbus EL OS tubing with some Columbus stamped lugs. Some of the tubes are ovalised and I believe OS stands for over sized tube diameters. The seat stays are shot in.

The frame is chromed under the paint and the chrome is unpainted on the lower seat stay, dropouts and chainstays. Classy.

The paint! It’s a bit like a Colnago Master but better and with seahorse motifs (Cavallo Marino = Sea horse). There are a few scratches and dings here and there but generally it’s looks amazing. Especially in the sun. The headtube decal has rubbed off almost completely but the paint it still fine. No rust spots!

Clearances wise I was running a 28c at the back at one point. I think it could go higher maybe 700x30 depending on the tire.

Internal rear brake cable routing with a sheath so you just chuck the outer through without any issue. The brake bridge takes a recessed allen nut. The front mech has a braze on port. There’s a spacer on there from an Ultegra mech. Your gift from me. The rear mech cable has a brazed on guide that needs a special ferrule with a crimped end to keep it in line. Ask your LBS if you haven’t got one. The rear mech cable hanger is straight and true. Both dropouts have tensioning screws. One is missing it’s outer cap but can be adjusted from the inside. Both sets of bottle cage bolts are supplied but the STI / Down tube guides are not. Seat bolt is included. Bottom bracket is Italian threaded. BB has cable guides brazed on underneath. No stamps on BB shell. The headset cups in the photo are not included and will be removed before sale.

Head tube length - 190mm
Rear spacing - 130mm
Seat tube - 60cm ctc
Top tube - 56.5cm ctc
Seat post diameter - 27.2mm
BB thread - Italian
Chainstay length - 410mm

Price £225 SOLD

(This includes a forum donation but excludes PayPal fees if that is your choosing)

Collection from SE218JL until Saturday 28th Aug. Otherwise posted at cost.

Please ask questions and call me out if I’ve forgotten something critical. Hope to see photos of this built up by the new owner.

Jan Heine says a curved steel 1" fork is as comfy as it gets so I would keep the Pinarello original personally. Need all the help you can get on UK roads...

Did you drill the front rack for the fender mount or was there a hole already?

Fan of the utilitarian aesthetic on this one but the Deore cranks are just a no from me. I honestly don't think you could make them any uglier, unless maybe some one had a go at them with some home drillium.

Hey I’ve got some Mavic Ksyrium Elites from 2017 that I’d let go for £200. Let me know if you’re interested.

Niiiice Ben. Thanks for taking the time to post. So good to see it all built up. That crankset looks bloody huge on there!! Quite aggressive with the track parts too! Looks like a lot of fun. Will keep my eye out for you around Camberwell. Take care!

Thanks man she’s finally found a loving home