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Great, will take it if @LeBlaireau does not!

Rival rear mech questions: for sale, 10 speed, wifli, price?

Did the western-most part of this in the summer with a friend as part of a Scotland bike tour. Started out in Pitlochry, camped close to the Gaick lodge, and then rode on to Aviemore and Inverness the next day. We had adventure type bikes setup for mixed road/gravel, and the stretch through the Cairngorms involved quite a bit of hike-a-bike and some sections were quite muddy. Loads of fun though! There is also a brilliant place to get cake once you get through on the northern side.

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”Spring” has finally made it here to southern Sweden, and I’m spending the weekend on Gotland. Riding atm is all about finding that perfect speed that is fast enough to keep you warm, yet slow enough to not freeze your feet off in the wind.

Traded a delay pedal for this (Team Marin 1995). Thinking of smacking a wald on it and use it for bikecamping in the woods around Oslo.

Yeah, the Look is really awesome (owner has a lot of amazing bikes).

Wheels are Chinese crabon (Yishun), 44 deep and pretty wide (have forgotten the exact number). Running them tubeless. So far they have been great.

Preliminary conclusion after three days of testing in Mallorca: brilliant biek! Have not missed my crabon a bit.

Haha, true but not really doing any critical mixing or monitoring on these. Just part of the krautrock sound system.

Too cold for proper photos in Oslo, but here is current build of Isen #27

Isen #27 arrived in Norway, currently utilised as wall decoration.

Went to visit the Talbot workshop in Crystal Palace when I was in London for work last week. Really fun to see the place (impressed with this project given the size of the place), and Matt is really a super nice chap. As far as I understood it, frames up to size 55 have been sent off for painting etc. Larger sizes are almost done, but waiting on some additional seat stays due to workshop minion fuck up during measuring/cutting. Please correct me if I got it wrong.

I'll give it away to someone here who is in Glasgow and needs a bag, if they come and pick it up in the Finnieston area.

I got a bike bag in Glasgow that ended up here because of a delayed bike. Need to get rid of it tomorrow morning, and will let it go for very cheap if anyone is interested. It is a B&W soft bag with a hard bottom shell+wheels. Used only a handful of times, works very well. Call/message me on +4745919465

#27 =3*3*3=Rockstar death wish

Absolutely no worries! Thx for letting me know.

Sent an order email last night but have not received an invoice as of yet. Did you run out of frames, or are you just busy with more important things like actually building bikes?

Setup used for a quick 2.5 day ride from Oslo to Stockholm over the weekend!

How much is shipping to Sweden?

Third dibs on bike!

Is this still available?

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The scrapes do give it character but don't add value. "lovely patina" on this one just sounds a bit delboy if you know what I mean! No offence.

Point taken. I didn't mean to imply that the patina adds value, but simply that it looks used in a good way. Perfect function, no structural damage, great paint job, full of scratches but retaining its beauty (again in my mind).

Offering it for £300, which is as low as I will go.

Beautiful frame but "lovely patina"... Seriously?

Personally I love it, and if it wasn't for the fact that I'm moving ( can't bring bikes) I would never sell it.

I find comfort in beautiful well-built bikes that you can tell have actually been used. It should hint at that their previous owners actually enjoyed riding them more than looking at them. I'm sure I'm not the only one with this point of view.

Anyway, thanks for looking.

Up!

And new price: £320