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Endorsed by no less a cyclist than the Mayor of London, so they must be good.
He knows nothing about bikes. His drive chain is encrusted with rust. He rides a hybrid. He RLJs.
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'deed.
Anyhow, does look good, but I can't do it right now. I have to shift some stuff first :(
See the price drops on the kit I am selling... and more to come.
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Price bump, £8?
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Price bump to £10?
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Price drop bump - £20?
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London sounds like a flipping horror show when the sun comes out
It is.
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Oh yeah, what sort of brake mountings are they? Exposed nut or hidden allen bolt type?
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I have no doubt it is legit!
Your're right about the tubes, that sticker, afaik, means that it is main tubes only. My current frame has the same label, and I was told that was what it meant.
Need to have a think about whether the wife is going to let me sneak another one in.
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Oh hold on. You think I want proof of the Reynolds status? No no. It is that looking at the label tells you if it is only main tubes or seat and chain stays too.
Anyway, definitely interested if it is a solid 62 ctt.
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Cheeky question. Is the 62cm accurate? I ask cos the last 60cm I bought was ony 58 and a bit, and anyway I have decided I need bigger.
Oh. Could you send photo of the Reynolds label?
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That's motor vehicles, cyclists must give 'accord precedence', which basically means allow them to cross but don't have to wait until they've finished.
And others above....
Oh dear me. I have been shouting out local cyclists for no good reason. Often at the corner of Essex Road and Cross Street, or Essex Road and Packington Street. If it was you, sorry.
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^ >>>>>>>>>>>> cool as fuck thread.
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No, no. I meant mesh vest. As in Eurotrash mesh vest, not a string vest.
Aha, my mistake.
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Boys, you are clearly not of the right class. That is not a mesh vest, that is a string vest. See 1970s and early 80s.
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Normally, as mentioned before, I am against escalating, but on this one one I'm with you Ramaye. If it had been one of my children on the crossing, I would have been very upset about someone going over the crossing on a bike. There are a few Essex Road cyclists who have learnt this.
I presume you did remind the guy that if someone is on a crossing you do not go over it, even if you think it is safe... you must wait until they have finished crossing and are back on the pavement. But he did not accept the advice?
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I will take the platform pedals, pending you posting them? I'm in central London, how much would it be?
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Scilly Suffolk has got this guy's number (^^^) but look at this. It is a front mech that instead of a parallelogram (or whatever the word is) sends the cage out on a piston. Pretty unusual... but way too expensive.
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would that even be a clever thing? what would ebay do? email the seller "your listing is cancelled as someone thinks it's stolen, please fuck off to gumtree"
I know, you might be right. But denying them the most popular forum for unloading stuff might be a good thing. Unlikely that eBay would do anything more about it though.
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^ Yeah, I think that is what I tried before, but it is a drop list which does not include "Item is stolen".
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Mmm, interesting, what is the rim width... y'know, how wide a tyre can you get in there?
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Where on the eBay page can you click and report stuff as dodgy? I don't see a link, don't they care?
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I wouldn't be surprised if he was m.t. drains. the website and address on the website seem to indicate it's a one-man show.
Not so sure about that, they do have an 0800 number. And work out of an actual office, here: https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=+307+Bexhill+Road+.+TN38+8AH&hl=en&ll=50.850548,0.521708&spn=0.001233,0.001754&sll=53.800651,-4.064941&sspn=9.456424,14.370117&t=h&hnear=307+Bexhill+Rd,+St+Leonards-on-sea+TN38+8AH,+United+Kingdom&z=19&layer=c&cbll=50.850548,0.521708&panoid=uPPPQrTbi4L43LOsfoQeyA&cbp=12,142.88,,1,1.19
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Love that cockpit, the bars, brakes and grips. Can someone tell me what they are?