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Unlikely given the size, but you never know.

Thanks all.

I am using an older Cannondale xc frame and attempting to put together a 1 x adventure/gravel setup without bodging it too much.

With SI cranks and Woltooth 1 x chainring on the front, am I okay using the 1 x long cage GRX mech to help me get a bigger cassette on than a standard cross setup? The worry is that Shimano have changed the chainline with the GRX chainsets by a couple of mm.

This for instance:

https://www.sigmasports.com/item/Cannondale/SuperX-GRX-Disc-Cyclocross-Bike-2020/MVPI

sticks with the older Ultegra RX mech. Is that purely because a bigger cassette isn't required, or because a GRX mech wouldn't work correctly? People that usually know better than me have said it should be okay.

Thanks

The only steel bike I have owned so I haven't been spoiled by anything particularly better. I like my Allday.

Some of the most enjoyable rides I've done were things you were putting on a few years ago. Will try and make one of these. All the best.

Is that a minidisc player?

Have the cable guides marked the toptube?

sold

Still available.

Hey. It is yes.

3rd on seatpost

I bought it

Dibs seatpost pending price.

Yes, still for sale. Located in Manchester area.

Mine is 145mm.

Dibs c13 pending width.

Sure, why not.

Potentially yes.

I'm based in Manchester.

It is indeed.

£290

Enticing glamour shot by some Co-Op toilet rolls...

£295

Replied, thanks.

In answer to other queries: Comfortably takes 28c tyres front and back.

£̶3̶0̶0̶ ̶£̶2̶9̶5̶̶ £290

Editing for (hopeful) clarity:

The above is the price for frame, forks, headset, bb, Thomson seatpost. All in very good condition.

It doesn't cover domestic postage which I will do but would rather not (I am in Manchester). This will be approx £25. It doesn't include paypal fees.

Why are these exhaustively long descriptions always such red flags?