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I've got a tan B17.

I've got a pair going! But they are both 32 hole. PM me if your interested.

I've got a 1 inch Clnago Precisa fork if you want? PM me.

I'll have a pair of the cages available in a day or two. I've just ordered some carbon cages and when they arrive, mine that are currently in use, will be available.

£10 posted.

Withdrawn from sale.

Please feel free to delete anything I am selling that is advertised elsewhere. In the future, I will only sell my things on other forums.

Also, as the website is called LONDON FIXED GEAR AND SINGLE SPEED you need to ban all users who don't live in the city and abolish all talk of bikes with gears.

Times change. This is no longer a small online community of people who live a few miles from each other, it is a site with users worldwide, who all fulfil their online cycling needs in different ways, namely using different fora.

What is the big deal with posting on multiple sites anyway? How does this negatively impact your use of this site?
Don't give me all the reasons, just the top ten or so of how this is such a terrible thing for you.

Anyone?

...and its comments like these and the way that certain members go on about enforcing this ridiculous rule, that make it feel precisely not like a community.

Avid cyclists are a community, whether they frequent this forum or another. If you are trying to sell something, then it is in your (and all other cyclists) best interest to try and reach as many people that might be interested in your goods as possible, and that may involve talking to people who frequent different fora.

I use several forums and LFGSS is by far my least favourite, primarily due to the substantial amount of users I have come across, that seem to have a 'holier than thou' attitude. Not everyone, but certainly way more than any other forum I use.

The only reason I use this forum, is that there seems to be a diverse range of awesome stuff available for sale quite frequently, which I like a lot.
I do not feel welcome here; I don't want to share content with anyone and it is the last place I would turn to for advice.

I don't mean to offend anyone, that is not my aim, as I have dealt with a few great people, but my point is this is the least social 'community' I am part of.

I've got a 56cm 2015 CdF frameset fitted with Chris King headset and BB, a set of Exal rims on XT hubs which were hand built at Spa Cycles and some TRP Spyre disc brakes with upgraded Shimano ICE rotors and Swissstop pads.

I'd like to sell everything together for £700.

Individually, the frameset, BB, seat clamp and headset are £450.
Wheels £150.
Brakes £100.

Picture: http://imgur.com/9kpgLG5

I bought this earlier this year and it had a mix of Campagnolo parts of varying quality.
I completely rebuilt it using NOS or as near to perfect Campagnolo Record/Record Titanium components throughout.

It is 8 speed with brand new Nitto bars and stem, but will be sold with a Fizik saddle and not the Cambium pictured, and flat Campagnolo pedals, not the Speedplays.

I know I'll never get back the money it owes me, so it is priced at £1200.

Picture: http://imgur.com/w7Uz01a

Any questions, please ask. I'd prefer collection from Royston, Herts, but a courier wouldn't be out of the question.

I've got a pair of 5 pivot Delta brakes that are in outstanding condition. Brand new, NOS brake blocks.

Completely unmarked apart from the usual area underneath from the tyres.

A couple of pictures: http://imgur.com/a/kwBhh

£250 and I'll even throw in the odd sized 3.5mm Allen key you need!

Thanks, but that's no good; I preferably want road calipers or alternatively, discs.

Looking for something suitable for endurance/Audax use.

Price is £100.

Pic of steerer length: http://imgur.com/IfBXUh8

Do they definitely have to be chrome? I've got these, if they are of any use?

http://imgur.com/OLjJTik

Anyone?

Do they have to be star forks? I've got some Precisa forks, if that is of any use?

I'm after an Ultegra 6700/6800 170mm in grey.

Sold

I'm not London based, but I'm not a million miles away though either...I'm in Royston, about 30-40 minutes on a choo choo.

I don't think they actually come shipped with instructions? I kept everything in the box and all there is, is a sheet with how to attach it to your handlebars.

However, you don't really need instructions, as they are simple to set up, but Garmin have all their manuals online if you should need it.

http://static.garmin.com/pumac/Edge_Touring_OM_EN.pdf

No, you do not have to pay to update them. You download a small interface program called Garmin Express which manages your device(s) for you and every time you plug it in, it will automatically sync you ride data to Garmin Connect and check for any map & software updates.

If there are updates, you just tell Garmin Express to do its thing...and you have the latest maps!

Still available as @krj has gone quiet after saying he'll take it.

If you split it, I might be interested in the frame.

I should add, my new project will be something like a modern endurance bike in carbon or titanium, so I may consider a trade of some sort...whole bike for an amazing frame perhaps?

Sorry, I forgot. It is 54cm seat tube and 54cm top tube.