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Shimano BR-5600 Front Brake Caliper

Tektro Brake Levers (Pair)

Tektro Bar-End TT lever

Strong Japan Alloy Fluted Seatpost

Im Stoke Newington so can collect tomorrow?

Wouldn't mine a look at the Phil wheel and hub too

Cheer Andy

You have a PM regarding parts

you have a PM regarding:

Brakes - Shimano R451 - Rear fairly new, Front about a year old. - £20 posted

Brake levers - Weinnman - old - £7 posted

Crankset - Standard with Langster, bar 46t Stronglight Chainring - Year old - £30

Seatpost - 27.2 x2

Its 15.5cm from Maximum limit to Rails, 21.5cm from base of seat post to rails and around 24cm in total length. In an unfortunately strange scenario, if it was 1.5cm shorter I'd be using it... but I can't bring myself to cut it down... its far to nice for that!

Dont suppose you have the rear wheel too, to the - H plus Son Archetype? is the token hub sealed cartridge bearing? Where in North london are you based? possible dibs.

Got a GoPro Hero 2 with option extra clip on rear screen, case with loads of spare doors, a couple of different mounts and a few attachments, had it since new. only used it a handful of times. £140 and Im in stoke newington but work close to big ben

Cheers Andy

For sale is my Campagnolo Record 27.2 seat post

Its absolutely stunning and in great condition. I've had it cleaned up a little since I bought it, it was good when I bought it but great now!!! And so other than a couple of tiny, and I mean tiny, marks above the maximum height marker and some scratches below the maximum height marker, which you'll never see as it'll be in your frame, its in really nice condition. Its polished with a great luster. Just looking to get what I've invested in it back.

pictures are how I bought it, its shinier now!

was up for £40 Price drop to £35 cash on collection or can meet somewhere in London

Located in Stoke Newington

I'll take the:

• Michelin Speedium - Use at your own risk. I still wake up from nightmares with skids from when I skidded this in wet
  
  

Second dibs on:

• x2 Continental Ultrasport 23c, they do magic like make you go fast, they don't do magic like repel street objects. £5
  

What are the shutter counts on each of the 5D's?

Cheers Andy

New prices

Now with pictures slowly being added at the top.

Did luckyskull ever take the Moustache Bars? if not and if they are still available I'd like them!? could pick up today cash on collection, if they haven't gone or arent pending to go?

Cheers Andy

Free bump for jamestz's thread ;-)

Second dibs!

Help!?

PM'd

V interested in the Bobby J..details please!

http://www.lfgss.com/thread123384.html

This is the frame set

Cheers Andy

It kills me to do this but I need to sell a few of my bikes so:

Up for sale is my 2014 Cinelli Gazzetta Della Strada, complete bike. I bought it new from Mike at Fixed Gear Frenzy on the 13th of Jan of this year. Its a Large, labeled as a 57cm, although its design means it has a sloping top tube for a more comfortable stand over height. The frame and fork are made from Columbus chromoly tubing and its designed for light touring and commuting, with mudguard eyelets and rear seat stay and forks eyelets enabling the attachment of additional racks and panniers.

Although loosely based, aesthetically, on vintage steel style road bike with ornate brazed on water bolt eyelets and brazed on seat clamp, it geometry is much more in tune with a modern compact road, just with a slightly longer head tube for more comfort when touring and commuting. Although labled as a 57cm if you measure it from centre of BB to centre top tube, it measures 55.5cm. Centre of BB to top of the top tube measures 56.5, and centre of BB to top of seat tube measures around 57.5cm. I'm 6 foot 2" with 32" legs and with the seat at its current height it fits great, with plenty of room for the post to go up... or down.

Its completely stock, apart from a pair of Schwalbe Marathon Pros, Blackburn bottle rack, and it currently fitted with a Carradice Bagmen, which isn't included in the sale. The original front rack that came with the bike is not fitted, but is included in the sale. It has dual, CX style, brake levers (great for commuting) as well drop levers and is currently fitted with the original mudguards. I've used it to commute on regularly, as well as a few short tours since buying it and I absolutely love it!

The frame and fork are metalic grey and in good condition, it does has a few small chips in the paint and a couple of small scratches from general use/being locked up, but over all its in very good condition.

The RRP on these bikes is £999.99 at most places, minus the Schwalbe Marathon Pro's and Blackburn bottle rack. I originally had it advertised here for £675, then £650 with some interest but no buyers and so here is the last and final price drop...

£575, cash on collection, ovno

Im in Stoke Newington, London, N16 and happy to donate to the forum if it sell on here

Cheers Andy

Sold

**Up for sale is my early 1970's, Possibly late 60's Bob Jackson Messina
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Seat Tube ctc 59cm
Top tube ctc 57cm
Reynolds 531

I bought the frame set from Jingle Jangle on here just over 2 months ago to build up to up for L'Eroica, but alias I got carried away and bought another L'Eroica bike and so Bob's become an ornament in my lounge, which is an absolute travesty! Heres the original thread, with pictures:

http://www.lfgss.com/thread123384.html

He's very original, crack free and dent free! Saying that he's very much a bike of two half's. As red paint generally doesn't age very well, one side of the frame is pretty good for its age, the other side the red paint has become very faded over the year, taking on a silver hue, I guess the side that face the garage window. The paint does have chips, the decals are all original and chrome is original and pretty good for its age. The frame has some really nice detailing in the brake and chain stay bridges. The rear end has a 120mm spacing = 5 speed rear block... or PERFECT for a single speed wheel! Takes a 27.2mm seat post, the drop outs front and rear are Campagnolo. The frame set comes with a Campagnolo Nouvo heaset and a Campagnolo BB. Ride as is as a daily or get him repainted to make an absolute stunner!

Im looking for £165 for the frame, fork headset and bottom bracket, cash on collection from Stoke Newington, N16, which covers what I paid for the frame set, plus a contribution to the forum. Or £125 for the fame and fork on their own, no headset and no bottom bracket, but again a contribution to the forum from me.

His Frame number is #79** , which I know for a fact is pre 1973 by a long way, as frame numbers starting with # 93** date back to early 1973.

If he doesn't sell for the asking price, then after L'Eroica I'll sell my Quinn and built into my single speed daily commuter!

Cheers Andy

Hi All

I need some Campagnolo pedals to complete my Quinn build for L'Eroica, don't mind Grand Sport, Nouvo or Record but preferably early 70's, but will consider up to late 80's. Top clips would be a bonus. They don't have to be mint, just presentable.

Im in Stoke Newington but happy to pedal anywhere within the M25 to pick the up, cash on collection or happy to pay plus the postage if they are further afield

What Have you got? PM me if possible

Cheers Andy

do you know what size this is or can you measure it from the centre of the Bottom bracket to the top of the seat tube on the frame?

cheers Andy

If the Campagnolo head set is an English thread I'll take it! Can you PM me you details if so?

Cheers Andy

Can I take the post? Im in Bristol tomorrow so can collect it and pay cash on collection if you PM me your number.

Any news from the first dibber on the pedals?