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Crumpler Crisp Suit Messenger Bag

Excellent condition. Was my works computer bag, but was never really used as people complained it was too bulky. Been used only a handful of times and then left stored in a cupboard for many years. Trying to clear space out for house renovation.

Only bad bit, is the male buckle on the stabilising strap where the top of it got broken off by an office chair castor rolling over it. This needs to be replaced to make the bag 100% functional on the bike.

Never been used on a bike so no stinky sweat stains or smells!

Any questions please ask!

£30 Collected.

Collection only from W5 (evenings / weekends) OR Hammersmith / Chiswick area weekday lunchtimes.

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Vintage Bicycle Quarterly Magazines

Perfect for you Vinatge & L'eroica Fans. Edited by Jan Hein.
http://www.bikequarterly.com/

12 Issues in total:
Vol 4 No. 2
Vol 4 No. 3
Vol 4 No. 4
Vol 5 No. 1
Vol 5 No. 2
Vol 5 No. 3
Vol 5 No. 4
Vol 6 No. 1
Spring 2009
Summer 2009
Autumn 2009
Winter 2009

Excellent to average condition. No marks, tears or pencil/pen marks but some yellowing of spines and a couple of folded pages on some of the issues.

£15 Collected.

Collection only from W5 (evenings / weekends) OR Hammersmith / Chiswick area weekday lunchtimes.

Ta!
Tim

M-X.

I have a similar problem with my Pearson AN6 track frame. It's about 7 years old and only has stainless steel inserts on the outside of the dropouts to protect the aluminium from the knurled facing of track nuts. Problem with this, is that to get the track nuts to grip properly against the stainless steel surface the unprotected inside face of the dropouts gets mashed by the knurled surface of the hub locknut!

I'm going to track down some Stainless steel inserts. File back the inside of the dropouts until flat again and then simply drill and tap the dropouts to accept the steel inserts. Is all you need is a pistol drill, correct sized drill bit and a cheap carbon steel tap/holder and you can fit them easy.

yer doing well on 20 year old aluminium frame... have you checked it for cracks recently? :)

Ta!

the dirty girlie bike is available again!!!

the person who was interested has dropped out so please PM me if yer interested.

ta for now!

but please still PM me with yout interest in case the items become available due to non collection / change of mind etc.

ta!

PM'd you...

Dibs the halfords! My current rat bike is way too big for me-so this would be peffect.

sorry yeahnerdz, don't want to start splitting up stuff as if i say yes to you, then i'll have to say yes to everyone else to be fair... and before you know it i'll be meeting up with numerous people and posting stuff which i don't have time for currently. no worries for asking though! ta!

neither in a rideable state, but both would be good projects.

i have no time myself to do anything with them as i'm currently renovating our house thus have no time to play with bikes :(

both have 21" (535mm) seat tubes (centre to top) and 26" wheels.

the best bits on the girlie one are the nice vintage white raleigh pedals that were normally used on a mk1 girls chopper and the rear spoke protector.

the halfords bike is basic cheap machine but would make a nice pub/rat bike. there’s also a brooks vitesse 100 saddle (black plastic) included. not 100% a complete bike!!!

not worth writing much else, pics show them for what they're worth... FREE!!!

i'm based in ealing W5 in between hanger lane and ealing broadway stations.

ideally would like all the 2 bikes to go as 2 complete lots (rather than in bits) as i just need to clear space in garage for house shit.

if no one wants them here they'll be put on freecycle for the retards to fight over...

any questions just ask!

ta!

tim

welsh cakes as recommended by 'G'...

‪Geraint Thomas reveals his recovery secret after Tour de France final‬‏ - YouTube

been like this for over 2 weeks... it's only a matter of time before bits start to go walkies...

some nice work from this guy...

more here...
http://www.crayonfire.co.uk/1679033/Tour-de-France-Series-Scroll-Down
ta!