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I have an old steel cotterless chainset including pressed on 46T chainring. The cranks are about 6 3/4" (173mm). You've welcome to if for £3 + £3.50 p&p

Having made some sales yesterday, I have prepared some more photos this morning of parts I'm willing to part with before my departure to the US.

Firstly two nice old Campag Gran Sport Chainrings, the 42T & 52T. These are on the 144mm BCD. They are £25 each + £2.50 p&p

52T

42T

I also have a Stronglight 36T on the 86mm BCD. This is £20 + £2.50 p&p.

I have some long seatpins.

Firstly a lovely old American Classic. It's only 203g and is 280mm long, 26.8mm diameter. It's unused and is on offer for £25 + £2 p&p

Secondly a Bontrager at 314g and 350mm long, 31.6mm diameter. On offer for £15 + £2.50 p&p

A Kalloy one piece 311g, 350mm long, 27.2mm diameter. On offer for £8 + £2.50 p&p as it is scratched up.

Lastly a Kalloy two piece, 371g, 350mm long, 27.2mm. On offer for £8 + £2.50 p&p.

Dibs is fine if you follow up with a PM to commit to buy.

The chainset, 3/32" 19T sproket, 1/8" 19T & 20T have gone.

As stedlocks mentioned in my last for sale, I have some parts that I would like to offer to the forum as I'm leaving the country at the end of the year and I'm having a clear out from my last 40 years cycling. I have dug out the following:

1/8" fixed sprockets.
The best one is the 15T Dura Ace on the left which was used at WGC velodrome. The p&p would be £2 for as many as you want. The Dura Ace is £5 and the others are £1 each. From the left the sizes are 15T, 16T, 17T, 2x19T & 20T. The two rusty looking ones on the right are Villiers and are old & quite well cut.

3/32" fixed sprockets

These are nothing special and are £1 each and £2 p&p for as many as you like.
They range from the left 15T, a TDC 16T, 17T & 19T.

A 5 pin Stronglight steel cottered crank set with 1/8" 49T "Duralloy" chainring. £10 + £4 p&p

A 40H Sturmey Archer 3 speed Dynohub from 1964. Probably no interest here, but just in case it's £5 + £5 p&p

Right, it's taken me hours to resize all the photos, upload them to photobucket and work out the link.
For clarification the saddles are offered at £25 each + £2.50 p&p. I have boxes of parts that I've collected over 40 years of cycling and my friend said you would be interested in these saddles. I always felt they were the best saddles available at the time, and although not the lightest, were apparently the choice of the professionals. I put them on all my bikes when I could afford them. I'm moving abroad and not desperate to sell as I have somewhere to store good bits. It is just a suitable time to rationalise what I have and find out if anyone could make use of these parts while I'm away.
Here are the photos a Roll #1

Here are the photos of Rolls #2, that some people don't like. That's fair enough. I would be happy to keep this one for when I return to the UK in the future. There is no compulsion to buy.

Here are the photos of Rolls #9

Now I'll set to work on getting any other parts you might be interested in on show.

Didn't take you long to work it out. I am, in fact, a heartless robot.

Thanks for the constructive comments. I'll put some more photos up tomorrow with details from every angle. I only learnt how to upload photos to a host web address this evening. Off to bed now.

The saddles are in numerical order. #1, #2 & #9. I tried to put titles on, but they didn't come up on the post. They are in different conditions. #2 is much lighter in colour and has two patches of grainy leather, which looks quite good if you like that sort of thing. #1 & #9 are darker and more even in texture.

Hi this is my first for sale. I hope to make more sales in the future.

A friend told me about the site.

I will make a donation once the first sale is made.

Dibs is fine, but please follow up immediately with a PM to show a commitment to buy.

Paypal is fine.

I've referred to the saddles as #1, #2 & #9, because those are the numbers on the QC labels on the underside.

What a wonderful film. I hope that wins the contest and gets some recognition for these true craftsmen & women. Wouldn't it be good to have our wheelbuilders celebrated more than someone who can cook food.

I started off riding a 52 x 15 twenty years ago thinking it was a "normal" gear and wondered why I was so knackered after my ride to work. Gradually started riding lower & lower gears until I settled on 47 x 19. Both my winter and summer bikes are set up like that now and find it copes with everything. Also taught me to spin.

Page's (?) on Shaftesbury Ave (opposite Fopp) - they do professional stuff.
Divertimenti on Marylebone High St

I went looking for Pages in May and they are now Nisbets, the mail order cook shop. They're pretty good and gave helpful service. Same address as the Pages shop.

London Trade Counter
Nisbets London, 121 Shaftesbury Avenue, Covent Garden, London, WC2H 8AD
T:0845 146 2685
Monday to Friday 9am to 6pm. 9.30am to 6pm Sat.

I look forward to seeing the report. Looks great, nice photo.