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Didn't realise cross-posting wasn't allowed and this was a closed market.
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I'm selling my Spa Cycles Titanium Audax Frame
54cm, all geometry and details here
Frameset: https://www.spacycles.co.uk/m11b0s143p2371/SPA-CYCLES-Titanium-Audax-Frameset
Frame only: https://www.spacycles.co.uk/m11b0s143p2372/SPA-CYCLES-Titanium-Audax-Frame-OnlyI bought this in addition to a 52cm I already had as I wasn't 100% sure which size was going to fit better.
I have owned this for a few years but it's only actually had a few months actual use while built up as I actually found the 52cm much better for me. Strava says it's done just shy of 1000 miles so really not had much use.No cracks or dents, only a couple of minor cable rub marks but it's Ti so not only does it not care, they can be brushed out if you really want. Please see the pics for cosmetic details.
I'm asking £475 ono for the frame if collected (Exeter), if you need it posting I can do that and will charge at cost.
I also have a Steel thorn fork available which has a slightly bigger offset than fork Spa sell to go with it, the greater offset makes it a little more lively in the steering department without making it nervous, it suits it well in my opinion. This fork has done even fewer miles than the frame
Fork info here, it's the 55mm offset version: https://www.sjscycles.co.uk/forks/46-700c-thorn-audax-mk4-steel-fork-gunmetal-imron/
£50 for the fork if bought with the frame
More Pics of frame and fork below and a pic of the bike from when it was built for reference
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Lovely build!
Is that a gevenalle shifter? How do you find it?
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Thank you, the bottom one was my first, done many many miles on that and was my gateway to Audaxing. I'm lucky in that I can fit both the small and medium sizes pretty effectively when used for different intents.
The yellow one is an Osprey (with a Soma fork), same as the white/cream ones, they take 38mm 650B perfectly, just needed longer drop brakes.
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Finally managed to finish building my new Peregrine the other day, I think I've got a bit of a Singular problem...
48mm
38mm
28mm Leisurely
28mm Fasterish -
curses and naughty words
That’s ‘unfortunate’ for me, thanks for checking!
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Ta, be great if you have the time but don’t go out of your way to check!
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Need to remove the rails as one is bent, but the top is fine. I have a replacement pair of rails from an inversely crash-trashed saddle a friend gave me when he ruined the top but his rails were ok.
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No, won't undo at all just spins, I've tried using the metal plate as leverage but can't find anything thin enough to fit in the gap as it's still tight.
A bit stumped as there's no access to the other side at all, drilling it out might be the only solution.
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Any tips for how to remove the screw that holds the nose of the rails in place on a Cambium C15 when it just spins endlessly.
I can only assume that either the thread is stripped (from new?!) or that there's a captive nut on the other side of the plate that is no longer captive...
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It does when you smack your knees on the tops...
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how much with postage? and whats the wear like on the tyres, any pics of the tread area?
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Anyone got an old pair of 6600 or 5600 cranks in silver and 165mm length and 130BCD?
I don't need rings, just a pair of functional arms/axle and not really bothered about cosmetics as long as they're silver.
ta
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Old 'n Shonky, but just keeps on rolling...
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interested pending pics of the tread wear (or lack of) on the Compass LLPs...
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Rivendell Maxy Fasty 650B x 33mm, brand new - was £30/pair > now £20/pair
Still available? if so I'll take the pair please
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Rodford Built, from Bristol and from when they were doing longjohns, they've been focussing on their mini-bike recently so not sure if they're doing them any more other than maybe as custom jobs.
Also used as the nippers' nursery taxi when not carting junk around...
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35Kg in that box and it was feeling a little top heavy round the corners at speed! Need more bungees...
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Still looking
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Head tube lugs remind me of a Boeris, compare to the closeup of the lugs on this one on the bay, not identical but definitely similar, although I think I've seen similar on others as well but this one was fresh in my mind.
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Hi Stephen, but I think yours is a large, certainly far too big for me, but thanks for responding!
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No, when I bought it I was given the option of one with etched graphics or plain brushed finish.