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hi @Hey_pauley, sorry - i hadn't checked back for a while as there hadn't been much interest on here! still available. will take 150GBP + postage. let me know if you're keen. thanks for the interest.

310AUD, + shipping (30AUD) + taxes, but after just checking my paypal transations, the kit and shipping actually cost me £186.58.

as i say, i'm not looking to make money, just (almost) get my money back. you can view it here: http://www.anygivensunday.com.au/product/shaka-kit

i bought this on pre-order, then cycled 1,600km in 8 days, so by the time it arrived, it was needing a small.

brand new with all the tags. only tried on once, and i was wearing my y-fronts, so the pad's never touched a ball before. size medum, and the fit is fairly standard.

these are all sold out now. not looking to make a profit, just get my money back.

£170 for the bibs and jersey. free postage in the UK, £5 elsewhere in Europe.

SS Jersey features-
Race Cut
140 GSM Coolmax main panels
110 GSM Time Out side Panels
Invisible zipper with rubber puller
4.5 cm Italian Silicon Injected Cuffs
Gripper Hem
Sleeves now 3.5cm longer

Bib features-
Race Cut
225 GSM Black fabric non printed
155 GSM Bib Straps
Italian Chamois
7.5cm Italian Silicon injected Power Bands

hey, i have an artec gabe taylor 155 up for grabs. its only seen a couple of weeks on the snow, so is in great condition. i'll pm you my details if you're still looking.

it's this little sausage by the way; http://www.snowboarding.com/equipment/buyers-guide/Snowboard/Snowboards/Mens+Snowboards/Artec+Snowboards/Artec+Gabe+Taylor+Snowboard+151+-+Men's+-+2009

His mum has good taste. MX5 is better than Peugeot convertible.

busted.

re 'fixie inc.' ss, it's kinda akin to a tit who wears a ferrari cap while mincing around in his mum's mazda mx5.

Troll?

OK I'll bite

Fixie inc is the brand name and the bike can be run safely both SS or fixed. They even do some nice geared bikes.
Component manufacture 'Lightweight' does often place its brand on its product, yes.

thanks. i get it. my point is that on both accounts, it looks shit.

why the hell does a bike with 'fixie inc.' written on it have a rear brake and cable guides? fully pony. and yeah, it looks like a Unikack.

and was it really necessary to write 'lightweight' all over the wheels of that s works?!

sorry, pasted the wrong links. i dont know much about these, but first one is called 'track bite' and the second features a rather natty half beat-up and half nice 'n' shiny paint job. while componentry is nice, it isnt mega, but they look pretty rude. excuse the pony photos. iphone camera sucks ass;

i just saw this arty number;

and this 'two face' style paint job!;

cool, cheers guys. after comparing the spec. to the 2010 classic track, geometry and material wise, the frame is identical. obviously the feather has a different stem set up as its threaded, but the only substantial difference between the bikes seems to be the wheel set, which is all own brand, and as you guys say, is shite. might be better off getting the track and switching the wheels on that badboy then...

has anyone actually ridden one/given it a good poke? i've been thinking about getting the 2010 feather too, but switching the wheels so i'm not that bothered if the otp wheelset is pony, but have heard mostly good things, until the dude from blb said it was pony so he's not stocking it.

i'd probably also change a fair amout of the rest in time, so i'm more concerned about the frame quality/build/geometry...