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I'm 5.10. hmmmmm.

Do not need more bike.

It honestly rode better than my '86 Colnago master. So someone get yourself a great deal.

Great price. Someone (tall) should snap this up. The build quality of old Holdsworths is superb. I had a Cyclone way back and always regret selling it.

You could just ask for offers. It's still an interesting bike. Not that I'll be buying it

Nice to see this pointed out gently for a change (guilty as charged).

This is back up for sale. I bought it off Jim before he moved to Canada then out of the blue was given a used genesis CdF also in reynolds 853 with dynamo wheelset for a significant birthday. I don't have space for two such similar bikes and this won't get the use it deserves.

Recap on why this bike is so great.

1) the 853 frame just zings. This is way more than just a slightly lighter equilibrium (already an amazing ride). It's fast, responsive, feels at times more race bike than audax/commuter. It's eager to go and feels light and agile even with rack, guards and dynamo hub.

2) the dynamo and lights are brilliant. Both front and back lights stay bright for minutes after front wheel has stopped spinning. If you are serious about riding through the winter and doing some proper hardman/woman on-road mileage, this is the bike for you. It can handle detours off road. I have done a few dog walks/runs through fields and tracks through the Croydon edgelands and it feels right at home.

3) the vanity of small differences is an undeniable factor of cycling life. You will see no other bike like this. It is just a very cool machine. Stand out from the hoardes on their mass produced models that got five stars on GCN or whatever and watch their surprise as you go past with guards and rack and a jaunty old school greeting.

It's only done a few Brighton runs since I bought it. I probably paid too much for it in my enthusiasm. I'm asking for £800, which I reckon is fair for a bike this good and well equipped.

Unless you're racing, this could be the perfect one bike for all year road riding including more spirited club rides. It definitely has a well used look but I saw that as camouflage for a really fine bike that won't attract too much thieves attention.

I definitely won't split, nor take offers. Would sooner stow it away in the loft and save it for when one of my kids is tall enough.

Croydon pick up/inspection. The saddle is shit but I'll provide a new one and also throw in some serious MTB tyres that Jim left me with if you have a use for them.

Fair price. Nice practical bike.

No problem. I can wait

And now it's available again! jeff80?

This now gone. Thanks for the kind comments.

It's blue. Condition is fine. CBA posting photo. Would love this to go to somebody struggling to afford a decent frame to build up. This is a great frame. Discretionary donation to forum is all I ask. Pickup Croydon.

Love a bike with dynamos but already have 2. GLWS

Think he withdrew the sake.

This should eh renamed the Brownian thread, such is the random bumping. I enjoyed the 4 year old porn though.

It'll be a 56. May take me a while to get my act together and deploy my incompetent wrenching, fuck at least one job up, and get it on the site.

Sure did. I'll be putting up my Pearson touche frame for v small sum once I've transferred the parts.

Also, I don't think it's anger. The forum self polices to stop it becoming awash with crap, overpriced or dishonestly described. I'd see how you get on with your eBay auction and remove it from here

Whatever the state/authenticity of the bike, it's still on eBay and forum rules are clear you can't advertise it for sale here and there at same time.

Ok. Take your word for it. I'm sure the folks on this forum will decide for themselves.

Doesn't look like any supercorsa Ive ever seen.
And you can't have it on here and eBay. Which you do.

Caveat emptor!

Ditto that.

Are you selling with the turbo or the Brooks in the other photos.

It's pro bono for a good cause

Too fat and old to look anything other than a twat on this but bump because it's a great deal