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Slightly better photo, more to come.

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That looks ace, wish I could afford it for my better half, but alas, I have about £20 to my name at the moment.
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Any of the stems in that album can go on it, and the stem thats on there offers about 3 different angles. It rides beautifully, but its about 3cm too long for the gf on the TT, sadly.
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I love these - but this one is sadly too small for me - v nice bike GLWS
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Thanks, it's deserving of an owner who'll ride it, it rides great, but is tiny.
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How tall is your gf that the bike is too big for her?
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5'6...But its partially that she doesn't want it to fit, I think, as actually riding along it looks fine, and the saddle position is good- just her preference would be to lose 1" from the TT.
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Hmm... My wife is 5'4" think the TT might be a bit of stretch for her.
Thanks for the info.
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No Longer for sale. Managed 35 miles over the weekend.
" I love how light and fast it is."
Win.

Polygon
Tonts
So- the gf really isn't getting on with the sizing of this, and as such- we're probably going to go off the peg for the simplicity.
Full Centaur Groupset- except cranks which are stronglight.
Wheels are Centaur on Open pro's
853 througout with a set of Bob Jackson forks.
Can come with a different stem- just let me know and I may have the right one- currently set up for "epic comfort"
Mudguards, rack mounts- would make a lovely audaxer, light tourer, commuter, and it rides a treat.
All in- I'd like £570.
Better photos tomorrow, but for now:
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