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It is a medium.
Ok will do. Thanks

Been a while. I forgot about the rule.
How do I delete it here? Doesn't look that easy.
Perhaps one of the admins can remove it.
Thanks

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Is there any way of changing the email or associated google account with the profile?

For sale:

1. Specialized expert stem 120 mm, 6061 alloy + adaptor, £15
   
2. Specialized Tarmac bend alloy handlebar 42 cm C-C wide. £15
   
3. Champion aluminum drop bar, 400 mm C-C wide, 110 mm deep, 140 mm drop, 26 mm clamp size, £10
   
4. Specialized Roval Fusee SL wheelset. 10sp shimano free hub. 1500 gr total weight. £200
   
5. Planet X Superlight Team Saddle £5
   
   

All in good condition.
Based in Camden.

Price drop, £220

Price drop on the bar, £10

Nobody wants the jacket?

For sale is a set of wheels that came with my road bike. I bought the bike used and replaced the wheels right away. The previous owner did not use them much either. There are only a few scratches on one of the stickers on the front wheel.

They rear runs a 10sp shimano free hub.
The set is light and weighs aprox 1500 gr and comes with specialized turbo pro tires.

£250

Thanks for looking!

Very interested, will pm for details

Sorry, I meant to add this.
They are 26.0 mm

No worries. Me too! :)

Good bike and great price but yep, it can't beat the Crosscheck!

For sale

1. Champion aluminum drop bar
   
   

400 mm C-C wide
110 mm deep
140 mm drop
26 mm clamp size

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£10

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Hi Stav, someone is coming tomorrow (Sunday) morning to have a look. If he doesn't buy it, I will let you know.

Camden town, London

Price drop £380.

Thanks guys, it is the price that I just saw one go for on Ebay.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Specialized-Allez-sport-road-bike-/121277975220?ssPageName=ADME:B:WNA:US:3160

A couple of days and that is where this is going as well.

SOLD!

This was my trusted commuting/recreational steed for 1 and 1/2 years. However, it was a little large for me and I have since purchased other bikes to fit the bill. Hence,the bike has been sitting idle since August 2013 and I decided that it is about time it becomes useful again to someone else.

I bought it new for £740 in Feb 2012 and have all the original documents and receipts.

The frame and handling are superb and it is the safest bike I have ever ridden. It stays incredibly well planted on the downhills, and breaks better than my tarmac. I mostly used Mavic Ksyrium Elite wheels on it, which give an incredible boost in performance, but eventually went back to the stock wheels for commuting as I found them smoother and more comfortable.

It is in great condition with only a few superficial rubber marks from the lock I used at work on the top tube. The bottom bracket was replaced in early 2013 and cleaned again in Sept 2013. Brand new rear break and front has still plenty to go. Brand new unused ultegra chain.

Tyres: Michelin Prog 4 endurance: Used for 2 months. Good tires but not very durable, I run Bontragger all weather SLR hard case before and Conti GP 4000 and highly recommend them for commuting.

Reviews:

Bike radar had voted this bike one of their favorites in the under $1000 range. Best road bikes under $1,000 - YouTube

And their individual review here.
http://www.bikeradar.com/gear/category/bikes/road/product/review-specialized-allez-sport-compact-12-46357/

Specs:
http://www.evanscycles.com/products/specialized/allez-sport-compact-2012-road-bike-ec030705#features:

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AWESOME!!!
Thanks guys

Every time I have to change old chains and tires on my bikes I wonder if there is a proper way to dispose or recycle them.

Same for inner tubes, although I do save some for chain protectors.

I have googled on the subject but have not found conclusive answers.

Read a similar thread on tires, so I am mostly interested on chain disposal, but I thought it doesn't hurt to revive the topic.

Any thoughts or suggestions?

You may also want to read this on who to contact

http://www.lfgss.com/thread52193.html

I always thought that something like this is possible, but never believed it would actually happen!

You may want to delete or hide this post for now. Not sure how you advertised the Bianchi in the first place, but if you used this site, the guy may be monitoring it for his next victims.

Avoid paying him through Paypal, as he may take the money and never turn up. Insist on paying cash and in person, hoping that he doesn't get weary. I wonder if he is even going to ship the bikes to the other two buyers? Paypal has his info. The critical point is to get your bike back to prove that he stole it. Definitively report the situation and serial to the police. It is your proof for anything that may happen. But as mentioned above, unfortunately, it is up to you to retrieve it. Until the law takes bike theft seriously, these punks will operate unabated.

Good luck man!

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Thanks for the info Howard. I will look into it.