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Yes, unfortunately. I don't think the bits would fetch enough by themselves, and also it commits me to weeks of selling bits, and I'm moving house soon so could do without the hassle. Sorry; hope you find one elsewhere.

No-one want this? I am shocked and saddened. Off to the bay tomorrow otherwise, and a world of selling pain.

Right, final price reduction before it hits ebay... £400 collected, or plus postage.

I closed this thread to sell on CTC, but then realised the error of my ways so have removed from CTC and am selling here again, more patiently this time.

Now with new pics and new price...

Surly 19T cog for 3/32" chain, very lightly used - only about 50 miles before I swapped for a different size.
£12 posted

and

Surly Tuggnut. Installed early January, so hardly any use. Now no longer needed as I'm selling my Steamroller. Comes with adaptor (for QR axles?) and instructions.
£12 posted

thanks Wrongcog! And I meant to say in my original post, but I've a pair of Wellgo track pedals + nylon straps and clips which the lucky purchaser can have if they like. And also that I'm willing to negotiate on price...

oh, ok, will do!

going to list on CTC too... does anyone know, do I need to take this one down if I do that?

no problem, hope you find what you're looking for!

I'm selling my Steamroller, 53cm, black, £450 - see https://www.lfgss.com/thread101696.html - any good for you?

uhhh... here's the link to the post, sorry! https://www.lfgss.com/thread101696.html

by the way should fit you at 5'7 - I'm 5'9 with plenty of room to spare either way.

Hi Sam - I don't know if you've seen, but I'm selling my Steamroller which is fixed/free. Fulfills your sexiness criterion (I think!), and forgot to mention in the ad but it includes a back brake too - just that I'd taken it off as I run it fixed. Let me know if you're interested, adam

haha! you'd be surprised actually... well, the other thing is that I need the money anyway, so will have to sell. so, anyone?

thanks! I did consider doing it fixed, really... just don't think I'll hack it.

IRTIS. My knees won't forgive me. Anyway, back to the I'm-selling-a-bike thread...

I'm selling my Steamroller. £450, mint, not even a year old. I'm in Norwich. See the main classifieds for the ad: http://www.lfgss.com/thread101696.html#post3425646

NOW SOLD thank you

I'm selling my Steamroller, reluctantly, to fund a new geared bike as my commute is changing from 4.5 to 15 miles.

It's a 53cm, in black, with the Surly Open Bar; not even a year old (bought in May 2012). It's pretty much as stock apart from the following additions:

• 19T standard fixed cog swapped for a 16T, and a Dicta freewheel - 18T I think but will check - on the other side;
  
• SKS black chromos, now removed but which I'll throw in if they're of use to you;
  
  

It's in almost mint condition (a tiny, almost invisible graze on the top tube from where I leant it against a wall; and a scratch on the bars from where I came off once; and some rubbing on the front fork from where I'd P-clipped the mudguard on).

The Brooks isn't included. If you need pedals and clips to get you going I'd be happy to throw in some Wellgo track pedals + nylon clips and straps which I used on the bike for most of the time I had it (also have some MKS Sylvan track, two months old, which I can include for an additional sum).

I'm in Norwich. I'd rather not post but can do... have a bike box at the ready.

**£375

**Pics here: https://picasaweb.google.com/100269740883789839647/SurlySteamroller?authuser=0&authkey=Gv1sRgCKbezJPPkcHdeg&feat=directlink

I have a Surly 19T in 3/32", barely used... I know not exactly what you're looking for but if it suits, it's yours for £12 + postage.

JonD, I just fitted guards and ordered two packs of 16mm P clips (from Ribble Cycles) - worked fine for front forks but too big for the rear stays so I had to get some 13mm instead, which are fine. They do both sizes at Ribble, but I'm sure you can get them elsewhere as well if you need.

you're right, but I'm not running a rear brake so no problem for me. But now I'm confused... Aches and Pains, I assumed you meant cut a hole to accept the bottom of the brake bridge but then couldn't quite figure out how to zip tie it differently that way so as to keep it up, so then wondered if you meant fit the whole guard over the top of the bridge. Is that what you meant? see my confusing pic attached....

ah yes, that sounds like a good idea... would afford more clearance for sure. thanks!

thanks, and yes, figured that was the next option but would really like to avoid splashing out on new tyres if I can avoid it. I wonder if the zip-tie method will have to do in the meantime...

just the ones that were bundled with it off the peg - Continental Tour Ride 32c, I think. I've only had it a few weeks.

I'm not running a rear brake either. The problem was that there's so little clearance that the metal bridge holds the guard too low. So I figured I could file the hole in the bridge down, right to the point where it bends to attach to the guard, but it looked as though it still wouldn't hold it high enough. I figured it might be because I'm running 32s and that maybe it just doesn't work for 32s + full guards. Are you running tyres that fat too?