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woah, terrible news. condolences to all Hayley's friends and family.
will never forget her from all the way back in the care-tags days to seeing her pop up on here and continue to brighten everybody's lives. Rest in Power Hayley.

dib mt200 pair

Hi mate. Not sure what the dibs queue is but I would take this. Could collect anywhere in London or get it posted.
Let me know! Cheers

PM

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/276716174681?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=yITZmhO0RhG&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=hEedYP9gQ0a&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

Very nice olmo also with under 1d left

Looking for a bike for a friend. Also would be fine with just a frame.
They are 6ft and looking for something made of steel with disc brake capabilities and the space for tyres >32c. Something like an old Norco Search or similar. Budget for full bike is around £400. Based in London but can travel a bit to collect!
Let me know if anyone has anything suitable.
Cheers, Ross

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1511597019761490/?ref=search
Decently priced champion mondial

shhh

edit

here it is in Wales.

The paint shouldn't be damaged. The stays are all already hammerited black and I shouldn't be touching the main triangle. The forks are the only place it would be gone.

All I want to do is put a disc tab on the back, would put one on the fork too but not sure it would be up to it. So will replace the fork with something 26 disc with braze-on mounts for cages.
Mayyyybe would try to crimp the stays for a little extra tyre clearance.
If you look back to pg.1 it has already had both seat and chainstays replaced by Geoff Roberts, otherwise it would still have a U Brake on the rear...

This is it 4 years ago, exactly the same now except no Brooks saddle and 2.25" Maxxis Ikons instead of Duremes. And it is a lot more dirty now. Normally runs with cargo cages on the forks and a saddle bag, bar bag, frame bag.

The Terra Runner shredded through a pair of pads in 3 days in The Gower last week, and was barely braking on steep wet descents even with XTR m950 V-Brakes, which are very reliable in the dry (suffice to say it was a deluge).

Every time I take it bikepacking I am amazed at how well it copes with gnarly, chunky descents. However I think if I am to keep it I need to weld on a disc brake mount to the rear of the frame and get a new disc-compatible fork.
I am also fed up with the terrible shifting of the bottom pull to top pull converted front mech, and generally prefer using the 1x11 setups on my hardtail or cargo bike.
This would mean a pretty hefty overhaul of the Terra Runner:
Brakes, Drivetrain, Wheels, Fork.

The other option would be to buy a more modern burly bikepacking frame (Kona Unit X, Big Bro etc) and build it up. This would have the benefit of a more modern geometry which will be better for descending, bigger tyre clearances (Koga juuuuust fits 2.25") and more bolt ons for cages etc.

So what should I do, stick or twist?

Looking for a bike or frame to fit someone around 5ft. Steel frame with mudguard eyes and clearance for 32c tyres.
If a full bike would prefer flat bar but can convert myself. Partly built things considered too. Budget is around £350.
London location.

what are you building pip

Days have been end for a while

Sure, shirt is at Frankenbike E9. Anyone who goes there can grab it.

Bump Cycle PS tee still available

Someone has PMd already about it, will let u know if they drop out

Cycle PS size M
Frankenbike size L
Rock Lobster size L
MA3K Dura Ace 7600 size L

All free. Probably have been worn by me to work as a mechanic at some point so don't expect perfect condition.

Collection E9

these have sick dropper seatposts iirc
weird size tho

PMd

Hi mate, yes it is.

Listing elsewhere

Testing the waters, got a Rollei AFM 35 that I will be looking to sell soon (Same camera as Fuji Klasse)
Really good condition apart from a bit of burring on the battery hatch door thing.
Shoots amazing photos! Mad sharp. One of the newest film compacts as well so hopefully one of the last to die haha

Selling because my Ricoh GRi is just too easy to take everywhere and shoot, don't end up using the Rollei like I used to.

Probably after around £400