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Just DMd you.

Excellent! Dibs on this for you, then, pending you checking it over to make sure you’re happy.

Tomorrow works for me, but we’re going out mid afternoon: let me check details when I get home and send you a message: it will be about 2030.

The top tube is 55.5cm; I too usually ride a 56. I find it a comfortable fit, but at 5’11” am probably close to the upper end for size on this frame.

I used to live in Brighton.

PS I do now have the new headset bearings.

It is a lovely frame. Yes, still - mysteriously - available and it is steel (Deda 14.5 triple-butted steel).

Feel free to DM me with any queries.

Excellent condition: the frame is straight and true with no dents, dinks or scratches. There are a few very minor marks on the paintwork, which I've tried to show in the photos. The forks are in similar condition, except that the black paint under the crown has blistered. The steerer is cut for the 15mm top cap plus 20mm of spacers. I'm waiting on new headset bearings from Condor, as the lower one was getting quite grumbly.

(I could also supply this as a rolling chassis with a good set of Condor-branded Miche wheels, with Gatorskins if required, for another £100/£140.)

I'm near Chichester on the south coast, but no problem to box this up and courier it, cost t.b.d.

Sorry, forgot there was a small wheel version. This frame's 700c.

Now sold.

What it says above, really. Bought it before Christmas, built it up, rode it a bit, then clocked it was too small for me. It's been stripped down in the shed ever since.

The frame's in great condition: only a tiny bit of cable rub on the head tube and one mini-chip in the paint just in front of the rear wheel. Ride a new one a couple of time and it'll look just like this. Believe me, I know...

Sold with Tange touring forks, headset, b/b and brake hanger. The colour scheme is the khaki/orange/white one.

Location: south coast, but can meet in London given a bit of time to organise it. Happy to courier, too.

Sorry: taken down as advertised elsewhere.

I'm interested in this; is it still available? Have sent PM.

Sold to Furious Tiles.

Yes – still in Brighton!

No photo right now – can take one tomorrow if you're interested. Meantime, you can see them here:

http://www.hubjub.co.uk/nitto/npearlzm.htm

The one I'm selling is exactly like these.

This stem's in brand-new condition (fitted, de-fitted, put back in box) and supplied in that self-same original box. £35.00.

Nitto measure their stems differently from everyone else, so they come out a bit longer: this would be more like 125 mm measured conventionally.

I'm based in Brighton, but can arrange pick-up in London or can post.

Two months old, and ridden on for a maximum of 50 km, so should be in pretty much perfect condition when I take it out of the frame, barring a few below-the-line stratches. It will be supplied in the original box. Anyone interested at £35.00? That's quite a good discount on the new price, which was about £50.

No photos yet, but I can take some if anyone's interested. Meantime, you can see the stems here: http://www.hubjub.co.uk/nitto/npearlzm.htm

PS Good tattooist in Brighton: Lester, at Tatu.

Just spotted the what-your-tattoo-placement-says-about-you chart. Hey! My wife has a tattoo in the small of her back: 'Buying me a drink will totally work'.

Actually, now I think about it, it did. Huh.

Re: the Alpkit Hunka bivvy bag, I have one and it's great. For £30 you really can't go wrong.

If you decide you do want a tent, not a bivvy, I'd go for a North Face Tadpole (I have one of those too). It weighs about 2 kg, packs down small, and actually has room (just) for 2 people. Might be handy in case of chance encounters on the road!

I have a 110mm 3TTT stem from about 1980, I guess, and it's a 26.0 clamp. It's black, and branded Colnago on the side of the stem: PM me if you're interested in it.

(I thought Cinelli went to 26.4 in the early 80s, but I might well be wrong about that!)

For myself, I just bought a Nitto Pearl stem, and it's a peach! It was more than £40 though...