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Price drop
£135 come on fellas! they's glorious.
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potential dibs that seatpost, need to measure brother's bike...
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okay. that should work now.
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bollocks!! photos didn't work... hang on...
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Hello again.
Up for grabs, along with the wheelset I recently posted are 2 cranks, 2 pairs of calipers and a BB
Crankset 1: Shimano golden arrow. Good condition. See photo
£25 or £40 with matching golden arrow calipersCrankset 2: Maxy. A little dirty but will scrub up nicely. See Photo
£10Calipers 1: Golden arrow front and back. Great condition. Again see photo
£20Calipers 2: Mafac racer. Not great.
FreeBottom bracket: I think it's 116mm. Sugino. Not bad.
FreePick up in Stoke Newington or Oxford St.
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the free crankset is 171 and the golden arrow one is 170... sorry pal
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sorry they're so big...
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This is my first sale so I'm not sure how well the pictures will turn out.
I'm selling my Tubular wheels which I naively thought I would use. Sadly I am too poor and lazy to have ever done so. The tubular tyre you see on one of the wheels is not usable.
These rims you see before you are a beautiful baby grey, with 'ambrosio' written tastefully across, MMmm...
very light.
The hubs are Campagnolo but I'm not sure what mark we're talking here since I don't really know what I'm looking for to tell the difference. Again they are very nice and clean and light and smooth. They are 18-holed.
The cassette is a Sachs 7-speed.Looking for £150.
I wish i didn't have to sell these but I've moved 5 times since I bought them and now I'm moving to Paris it's just getting silly.
I currently live in Stoke newington. Viewing is fine. Sadly I'm usually working until after 9pm so we can negotiate this.
I have a cheap maxy crankset and some crappy free brakes and free BB if anyone wants them.
Also a shimano Crankset and calipers to come once i've taken the snaps.
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do you have any more info?
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oh my. That is beautiful! If i could sell my current gazelle and all my wheels i'd take it on friday (payday)
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I quite like listening to this in work.
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is there any chance this is real? the picture is awful, i can't even tell if it's a track frame but it looks like there's some kind of mudgaurd hole on the front fork?
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was i too slow with the seatpost? no problemo if so. you did say first come first served...