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I want to say lol but that's just mean.

Need this guy out again. Massive drop to £675. Bike is in Camden.

Hope nobody too badly hurt but seems unlikely from your description.

Does anyone here have any experience of/knowledge of pursuing personal injury claims for bike accidents?

Fortunately, I was in my Panzer-like steel MTB.

Again, a bump for @retrodicorsa's collection. I bought a Duell off him late July, which I'd be riding right now if some lycra'd chopper hadn't knocked me off my bike last week in Covent Garden because he thinks road markings don't apply to him (now nursing several fractured ribs). These are real bargains and he builds them up to the standard of the best bike shop to your preferences for free, and provides a great afterservice too. Beg, borrow, maybe not steal, to get your mitts on one of these.

Sold

Funds needed so selling this underused beauty. Fratello is one of the nicest riding, most versatile steel bikes money can buy. It's too good for me and the kind of geriatric pottering I do these days.

SRAM Force
Condor carbon seatpost
Condor Poggia brakes
Deda stem and bars
Full mudguards
Fizik Arione Saddle

Everything in perfect working order. Will post new photos once I've cleaned it. All marks seen here will come off.

£750, Croydon.

Fuck.

Your commute looks so much nicer than mine. Where is this?

My life isn't so empty that I spend Friday mornings dredging old LFGSS posts.

Oh wait...it is.

It's still for sale!

I'd normally be the annoying guy to say this is too expensive but if I was after a new fixed gear and had the cash, I'd snap this up.

Thanks! Ribs aching like fuck but in one piece. Silver lining - I got to spend time on Croydon A and E.

Was enjoying my commute today going through Covent Garden when another cyclist (lycra, racing, head down) totally ignored a clearly marked junction and rammed straight into me. Damage to bike and to me, plus a lost days work for A and E visit. 20 years ago I used to wish for more cyclists in London but now too many incompetent, unsafe, selfish riders making us all look like cunts.

Did not "need" this bike but, reason not the need, am very pleased I did because it rides beautifully.

I saw some of @retrodicorsa s bikes yesterday. Thing about them is they aren't beautiful but clunky period pieces with stupid gearing and shonky steering. They are viable alternatives to a modern everyday road bikes at better prices and with better build quality for the most part. I'm going to claim one myself and it won't be hanging on the wall.

Uh-oh. I'll just sell a kidney now.

This seems like a pretty sweet deal and @retrodicorsa really knows how to build up a bike.

Nothing is wrong. I'm not sure what Psmith was insinuating. It's a decent deal on a great frame. As a Fratello owner, my only thought is build it up and ride it, but presumably you have your reasons not the do that!

Somebody is selling a frameset on a bike classified forum. Strange but true.

PMd

Is the Pearson 56 too.

Oh sorry, I meant Jay242.
PMd you with query on parts.

Could be interested in this if @tomlockbart doesn't want it.