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@Foreigner65 I think Cinelli is above my pay grade. And I believe Sakae Road Champs come in vanilla and randonneur versions - do you have the latter?

Could be. They have a modest 4 degree flare on the drops don't they? What price posted?

I think you also had a pair of Sakae Road Champion drops?

Sold to Alban

Will take the Sakae Custom Road Champion bars and SR quill if you still have.

A set of bulletproof road wheels. Black anodized Campagnolo Omega low-v rims on Athena hubs with matching QR skewers. Screw-on freewheel fitting.

Could use a scrub up but the rims are true and the hubs are running smooth. The Vittoria Rubino tyres are usable but worn.

Rim data here: https://velobase.com/ViewComponent.aspx?ID=553A1692-4114-4DB0-98E5-8A3C3B9E5039&Enum=107&AbsPos=83

£80

Would rather not post so either collection Suffolk nr Ipswich or hand over somewhere central London.

Alban is currently first in queue.

These cranks have been sitting in the box for long enough.

Grafton Speed Sticks with 175mm crank arms, 110 BCD.

MTB cranks with some scratches that probably won't polish out but otherwise in good shape.

These unusual cranks were made for one year only in 1991 when they cost $200, although a different version was later marketed by the manufacturer Precision Tooling as Topline cranks. These first generation examples are machined from aerospace grade (ie super strong) 7075-T6 aluminium/zinc alloy. The drive side weighs 250g and the non-drive arm 190g. JIS square taper axle fitting. Comes with allen bolt fittings.

The story of these cranks and their lookalikes is here: https://velocipede.co.uk/bike-parts/cranks/grafton-speed-sticks-cranks/

£70 posted

Looking for randonneur bars, the sort where the drops flare out somewhat.

This Geoffrey Butler was supposed to be thief-proof due to beater disguise. Stolen nevertheless last night from a garden in Caldecot Road, Denmark Hill. Grateful for any sightings, it is of sentimental value (frame was bought on this forum from the member formerly known as Brother, latterly 1922, the originator of the famous Pitlock thread from a decade ago).

Got one.

You actually forgot about this bike ... ?

Looking for a flat titanium bar, no rise, about 560mm width and 24.5 clamp.

Answer Atac stem and steerer tube. 25.4mm clamp and 28.4 tube. SOLD

Answer Hyperlight 23 inch 3 degree sweep bars, 25.4mm clamp. 144 grammes. Some marks of use and scratched area one side of the clamp. SOLD

Giant A3 stem 130mm, 28.2mm steerer tube, 25.4mm clamp £10 posted.

Nitto 1X1 bars. Made for Surly by Nitto, 15 degree sweep, 25.4 clamp, 660mm wide. SOLD

Shimano DX Pedals Pair Number One: £35 posted

Shimano DX Pedals Pair Number Two (slight rust marks): £30 posted

Silverado Thinline Saddle: £18 posted

White Industries 19T Freewheel, Low Wear: SOLD

Sold

Thanks. Those dimension are slightly too small, but 120 X 70 X 20 to Switzerland is £51.88.

Price cuts!

I'll pack it up today and take it to the depot to get a true price for Parcel Force. It looks like Parcel Force would be the cheapest option, the couriers I have tried quote absurd prices (UPS: £399!).

Cheapest freight to Switzerland I can find is £75 (Parcel Force) which seems a bit steep.

Final price cut at £180

IRD track cranks and Ofmega BB sold. This sweet drilled Ofmega crankset still for sale.

No need for pedals, they turn of their own accord drawing energy from a secret source.

Final price cut before these get eBayed.

I had a query on the gearing for this frame. These Surlys were designed to run single speed. You can adapt them to run geared - this is discussed here and here. But designed for single speeding.

Price cut!

SOLD