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Splurged a little.

Aogami super, 165mm, workhouse spine but thin behind the edge. 247g

https://cuttingedgeknives.co.uk/collections/all/products/hatsukokoro-shinkiro-nakiri

I bet it drifts to the right.

I have a thorn expedition. Its well used but still got a load of life in it.

Honestly, at that price point I'd look at just getting a victorinox

5ft 10

Withdrawn for eBay.

For sure, I like the b136.

Thanks, already have a pair, was just hoping for a cheaper decent bend.

Bar ID? Just says nitro track but they don't look like track

£575, next step is eBay.

Definitely don't have the time to split anyway

Long shot but was it you I sold a scuffed up pugsly too?

The one in Plymouth?

Unfortunately after riding this a handful of times I have to admit its too small for me.

Power cranks
Cheap but very good condition wheels
Mks tugs
Zipp handlebars
Trp brake levers
105 brakes

Based in south west but can post.
£600 plus post, same as I paid.

I have a pair on a thorn, they where a temporary place holder but they work and look good so have stayed on.

But then the guy that donated them would have got an email as he stated his donations qualify for gift aid? Why would a seatpost be swapped out, there can't be that much money in an old carbon post?

@Josh can you shed any light on the missing parts? I think the charity you work for is on point. When dick heads down my way where "protesting" refugees in hotels I was there every weekend. Fucking awful if they where pinched from a lad donating multiple fairly high end bikes to help some people that need such little provided support.

Maybe but I can't see them for sale and why remove the carbon seatpost and saddle? I'm happy with what I bough (when I get it) but I can see why he is unhappy.

In another twist I found the person who donated the bike and he is pretty annoyed that it seems like the mack wheels he donated to a charity have somehow disappeared.

I did but they accidentally sent me a boardman. Sure we will sort it out!