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I would prefer not to but I can if you pay for post. PM me if you like to discuss further! thx
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Yes, I am anytime after 5.30pm. PM me for location.
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Yes they are.
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Brand new pedals that have never been used/mounted on a bike. £5. Pick in Dalston
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Hello,
I have the following items from my previous build for sell, all in excellent condition:
- Charge Plug Grinder Frameset + Original Headset & Mudguards, Olive Green Colour, Medium Size £100
Frame: Tange heat treated with Horizontal drop outs
Fork: Tange freestyle
Headset: FSA TH Industries
Geometry: http://www.evanscycles.com/product_document/file/80f/cc2/b4b/982/charge-plug-grinder-geometry-data.pdfDescription: 2011 Frame but bought new mid 2012 from a shop (still have invoice), has only a few scratches from U-lock on top and seat tube (see pictures), the bike has only been ridden a couple of months since purchase, mudguards have never been used so immaculate conditions.
- Charge Stem Alloy 3D Forged Silver [/B] £5 ---> SOLD
- Charge Lee-Chi SP222 Seatpost Alloy Silver £5
Pictures:
See the bike's review from bikeradar:
- Charge Stem Alloy 3D Forged Silver [/B] £5 ---> SOLD
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Hello,
I'm after a decent drop bar around the 40mm and stem (around 100mm) for a new build all of it in black please.
Let me know!
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Hello Guys,
Anyone of you uses/goes to the Hackney dirt track next to the farm? Is that completely free and opened to everyone?
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Hello, in London, Hackney/Dalston, ride/own a Kinesis convert 2 as single speed, a CAAD geared up for weekend ride and a octane one dirt/street bike.
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Just bought one of those, the new one in blue, looking to mount it in single speed too but perhaps with a bmx crank (cheaper).
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Still on sale? I'm interested. Please let me know
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Just completed (literally 1 hour ago) my new build and commuting bike based on a Kinesis Convert 2 frame. Some new part and some part from my previous build. Next will probably to get a better crank, pedals and seat post in black (spent enough for now!). Any comments/feedback?
My feedback on the frame: the quality of frame is great however, the few comments/feedback found online are true...There are some annoying parts during the building process. First, surprisingly enough, the horizontal dropouts thread were too narrow for the halo aerorage bolts, they seem to be made for smaller axles. Second, the break pads on the shimano 105 rear short drop brake had to be pushed all the way down not to touch the tyre and that with the wheel being fixed as deep as possible. Third, the mudguards, I did not try this yet but looking at the space between the wheel and the frame/fork, this is looking like a challenge!