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Yep, still available. I'll pm you.

Prices dropped...

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Moving house soon, so would for prefer for these to find another home before that ;-)

Nitto Noodle handlebar Mod177AA - 26.0mm clamp, 44cm width - £18
A few scratches but in good order

Shimano MTB pedals with SPD on one side and flat on the other - £12
These are well used although never on the SPD side, so I don’t know anything about the condition of the mechanism

Shimano 105 9-speed STI Shifters ST-5510 - £35
Working perfectly fine and shifting nicely but rather scratched and missing one of the plastic tops.

Shimano V-Brake Set BR-M420 - £8
Without pads

SOLD - Travel Agents - £4
kinda worn but used to do their job

BBB Stem 31.8mm, 80mm, +/-8deg - £4

Quill Stem 100mm 22.2 x 18 - £4

No Name pedals - £4

Inner tube Schrader valve 26x1.50/210 - £1
Nothing wrong with it, except it’s the wrong valve for us and we only realised after throwing the packaging away

Selection of dynamo halogen front lights - any or all for free

Pick up in Brixton/Clapham or might be able to meet somewhere more central, depending on day/time.

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Price drop £20...

Hi guys,

I'm selling my son's "Puky Wutsch" in ocean blue. He has grown out of his beloved first bike and has moved on to a balance bike.
German quality, very sturdy and in excellent order. Can be used indoors and as well as outdoors.
Was £50 new, so I think £25 is a fair price.

Recommended age: 1 1/2 +
Recommended height: 80 cm

Official blurb:
http://puky.net/en/mod_produkte_produkt/kategorie/wutsch/produkt/Wutsch_oceanblue/index.html

If anyone wants to see more pics of the bike, let me know.
I'm located in Brixton/Clapham but happy to meet somewhere central.

Cheers

Nuh, not gonna ride in the gutter, to many opening car doors, pedestrians jumping on the street and stuff and as you say, one is less visible. But rather taking the nicer quieter roads and be extra vigilant as you can't assume other people are going to adhere to the rules.
I grew up in what is apparently Germany's most cyclist friendly city (Muenster), so the bike has always been my premier method of transport. Been cycling in London for about 8 years now and feel generally ok, but it did require quite a bit of adjusting and getting to know the nice routes. I now think, people in my hometown cycle like crazy ;-) Nothing happens over there though, as everyone is aware of cyclists. You simply can't ignore them, as they are everywhere.
Hopefully one day in the distant future, London will be a bit more like that. Until then, safe bike ride everyone!

It is not a nice road to cycle at all and ironically, I normally avoid it if at all possible. Was just late that day and there wasn't really a good alternative to get from Streatham Hill to Brixton and I thought to myself "whatever, it'll be fine this one time"...well, it was, but just about :-(
So we were going downhill actually and the car going uphill that wanted to turn into Dumbarton Road somehow just went for it. The guy in front of me didn't have a chance to react at all.
I'm really glad to hear he's gonna be ok, as it looked pretty bad to me.

@Clockwise If anything, it reassures me that being a chicken and super duper extra careful on the bike is an extremely good idea in London. I'll continue to stick to quiet routes even if it takes longer and also, to not trust cars (as well as pedestrians for that matter) to have seen me unless I'm really sure about it. Might even start to wear a helmet more often, but that's a another discussion altogether...

I was there, cycling right behind the poor guy. Saw him flying over the car :-(
Was told by Met this morning that they think he'll be okay, phew.
That's what it says in this article as well, so I hope they are right: http://londonist.com/2015/03/cyclist-airlifted-to-hospital-after-collision.php

Still pretty shocking, another case of "I didn't see him"....

Thanks again, love the ILE bag! Real work horse, already used it to transport a balance bike and a 15kg bag of play sand, not at the same time though ;-)

dibs ILE...pm coming...

Hi, a bit confused here, is this now a bike without chainring and bars??

And where are you based?