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Thank for the details of what you're after. I have one of the stems that might fit the bill, although can't lay hands on it immediately but I can tell you it's blue with a black faceplate, so let me know if the colours sound of interest before I take the step of searching. Although the yellow one above is possibly already a hit with you despite it being a bit lengthier than your preference? My one seems to measure 110mm, although the stem design makes it a bit tricky for taking this measurement.
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Ok, well to discuss pricing first, I'd referred to the shifters as not the cheapest option, but really I was trying to be modest in my speech when discussing some of the priciest bar end shifters I'm aware of, costing £300 when new. Didn't like to sound too showy:) So obvs the price I'll be asking will take the new price into account (and the fact that the shifters are pretty sought after and hold their value), and I'm not sure if at this price point they could be considered best value in most people's books, so possibly not what you're after but let me know if you feel otherwise. Regarding the rear derailleur compatibility, I haven't heard anything of the issue you speak of. I've now had two sets of the shifters and so have spent a while online looking into correct setup and installation and haven't come across anything regarding the shifters only working with Dura Ace. Everywhere I look where they've been sold/are selling them, the seller only gives details that they work with 10 speed set-ups. But perhaps you've misinterpreted the info posted that explains how there are two versions of the shifters, one for Shimano and one for SRAM derailleurs? (each designed to give a certain pull actuation for the different derailleur designs). These are the only versions of the shifter I know of. BTW my shifters are marked "2:1 actuation", so definitely for Shimano kit.
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Not sure what your budget is but I've a pair of Zipp bar ends in 10 speed flavour. They're actually made by SRAM (SRAM branding is on them) but I believe they're more exotic than the usual SRAM stuff due to their having carbon levers and a specific shifting design not found on most bar ends. Obvs they won't be the cheapest option for you if (possibly) you were thinking of something more practical.
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OK, see pics below. A few details for the forks are that they're actually the Specialized Carbon Fact model. They have a very nice 3K carbon weave so are modern but they're still at least a few years old. I couldn't tell exactly though. They've not had much usage and still feels very stiff to ride. They have the bosses for lowrider front pannier racks if you were considering these (possibly not for CX riding). The steerer is alloy and obvs has been cut down. I haven't measured it but you can tell me the minimum length you require and I'll check if the fork will make it.
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Yes, please DM. I have a few Dawes and Raleigh wheels, likely unbranded from memory. Besides this I've a nice midrange Mavic wheel if you wanted something more long lasting on your pub bike. I can give you a link to where I'm currently selling it on another forum, but I guess there's possibly little point if you're not looking to spend this kind of £ on your pub bike?
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I'm glad you like them. I do have cleats but I should mention that they're not new ones, as is stated in the details. Pretty sure they're used and if you'd want them I'd also need to retrieve them from storage (a lockup on the other side of town) which could take a few days. And if you're still interested in the pedals and/or cleats, I'd ask if you could dibs them on the RB thread.
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I have several pairs like those you've mentioned. See my current post on Retrobike (unless of course you're only interested in LFGSS):
https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/new-year%E2%80%99s-colossal-clearout-xt-hope-suntour-xc-pro-xtr-flite-use-syncros-etc-updated-with-new-parts-and-extra-pics.474527/ -
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I have bars, stem, saddle and any other finishing kit. The bars and stem are oversized but I can't remember the brand. They also include trigger shifters and grips unless you're already sorted for these. Plus I have a KS dropper post that from memory is the correct diameter, but I can check to be sure. It needs pumping up though.
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I have a set of M323 pedals, very similar to the M324s.