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Now sold pending payment.

Thanks all!

Thanks Hingis!

Just to say the frame has not been sold yet. Kiwinsky has requested more pics, which I'm happy to take, but no sale has been agreed.

For sale is my size '54' Pearson Touche Frame in metallic black.

In the interests of absolute honesty I must say that this frame was involved in a low impact accident, but that the frame and fork came away unscathed. I still have the damage assessment breakdown from Condor, which states that the frame is fine. The mechanic told me that the fork is ok too, but as a matter of policy they always fail carbon parts involved in any impact, no matter how slight. I'll include the fork in the package so that the buyer can decide for themselves whether they want to use it or not, but in terms of this sale, I'm only selling the frame. There is whatever standard headset Pearson used included and the chain, which looks to be in good nick.

The frame itself has a few tiny chips and very fine scratches to the paint, but is otherwise in very good condition.

I'm looking for £60 ono collected (SE London or at a meet up in central London) or £75 ono posted (Paypal gift, bank transfer or cash at collection).

Whoa! That's ridiculous! I can't believe how easily some people are willing to use knives.

Good luck to the stabbed guy and hope the scum bags get what they deserve!

Pretty much I'm torn between the Giant Defy and the Specialized Allez, if anyone has any suggestions I would appreciate it.

Never ridden either, but both consistently get great reviews. Head over to Road Beginners at Bikeradar and you might find the advice you're looking for.

Hello Vince,

I noticed that you are seeking help with the design of a new website and I would be keen to help you.

As I am a new member on this forum I am unable to send you a PM.

However, you can review our site Here and then contact us for a chat, if it is of interest.

Best wishes,
Robert smith

Sorry mate, but that site is hideous! Do you really generate work with that?

Some nice looking new bikes there, but what's with those names?!?

Three months for Colour Tech to do a simple respray of a frame only. THREE MONTHS!!! I'd booked it through De Ver Cycles when buying the new frame and finally, when I'd got sick of sending countless emails, I rang Colour Tech myself who then had the gall to lie to me that the reason it was taking so long was because they were still waiting for De Ver to let them know what colour I wanted (a complete fib). I've not seen the end result yet either, but at least it's back with De Ver. Wish I'd gone to Armourtex all along.