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Time cleats with all necessary bolts £10 (gone pending payment)

SPD cleats with all necessary bolts £10

Time Atac pedals, work fine, just I didn't really like clipping in £15 (gone pending payment)


3 stems, all 1 1/8 110mm long, for standard 25.4 clamp. £5 each

25.4 seatpost £5
Bar end mtb things £2 (free if you buy something else)

Velo Orange Belville bars with 80mm Shimano 600 DX stem (without the stem cap). Few scratches on the front of the bar and the stem of the stem. See pictures. £25 (bars gone pending collection, stem still available)



French Romani saddle, black suede. Pretty much perfect condition, looks exactly like a Concor, just doesn't suit me. £15


Dibs then PM. Pick up in Earls Court or Old Street
I also have a nearly complete Mixte bike and pair of 700c wheels for freewheel/cassette which I will put up in the week
Thanks
Freddie
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should have had these: http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=64079
no, I know you're trolling
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the bolts are there, they are just inside the stem, accessed with an allen key, the front bolt is recessed in the bit leading to the bars and when tightened pushes forward a plate clamping your bars between it and the front of the 'hole where your bars go', and the bit that goes in your frame has an expander bolt. these work really well, same design and 600dx
excuse the innuendo in the above paragraph
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It's not to difficult. The basket should be level when the handlebar clamps face straight down to prevent it from moving. Mark where the axle should be. Saw them both evenly from the bottom and squeeze in a vice to flatten them out before re-drilling. Also use different bolts on the handlebar clamps. They're shit. I guess its what you pay for.
^That is a lovely bike.
this, it's really easy to do as the metal's so soft and makes it look so much better. I found it was easier to saw them off and redrill at the top rather than and the axle end of the struts
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http://www.thistlegarments.co.uk/royal-navy-waterproof-gore-tex-trouser-208-p.asp
at the expense of bumping an old thread, I've just received a pair of these and thought they might be a good recommendation for others. They have a large fit, both baggy and large around the waist as they are designed to go over other trouser,s but look and feel like quality, have velcro straps around the ankles so you can tighten them there and they wont go in your chain, and are gore tex
they also look a bit smarter than your regular over trouser. At just over £30 I don't think there's much that could beat them. I'm a 29" waist and bought a small, which is a little too large for me but the pull cords at the waist do them up tight enough. Delivery time was not long either.
Having said this I have not yet tried them out in the rain so all this advice might >>>>>>>>>
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-15519194
interesting slideshow of images take on a mobile phone of the riots as using decent cameras was not an option
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ok, so I've got the Gamoh king jr, first impressions are not great, it looks the bomb, but I can't see many reasons why anyone should buy it over a wald other than looks (and I suppose durability but I won't find out if that's true until I've used it for a while). I'll try and get up some pics and write a proper little review this week, there's some tricks I've learnt along the way that might be helpful to share
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Kboy - yeah, that'd be fine, pm me
chris gee - yes I would post the saddle at cost if you could paypal or bank transfer