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Early Cove MTB frame - 2002 I think

Columbus Nemo tubing !! Handbuilt in Canada

Gorgeous frame, but too many projects on the go. This is a small, but it’s not tiny .. more like a 17” frame in length.

V and disc mounts. £175 posted

And…

1. 1” Road ahead ‘precisa’ style fork. Straight blade. Paint is a bit scruffy but sound. Minor surface corrosion on the rear. 639g . 180mm steerer
   £Sold

2. 1-1/8” cyclocross fork. 498g. 180mm steerer
   Full carbon. Used, but very little!

£40 (including post)

And if you need the correct frame to use them with - let me know ;)

Edit

Modern groupset on old frame

MGOOF

Worth it for the groupset!

Looks big for a 54cm, you sure about the seat tube length?

Interested. Are both the eyelet mounts included?

I knew a guy called Phil Moore who used to ride a Lemond Fillmore. Also True

Alloy or Carbon steerer?

Lovely. Is it spirit tubing? Or stainless?

Ok

Nitto B812s are nice. If you ever decide to post…..

Is the Soma fork 1”?

Looks great. Midnight blue is a great colour

Ironic, as D is the best one. Probably from an early 90s Scapin or similar

Bargain. These brakes are amazingly powerful

I have a mint pair that I’m saving for my grandchildren

Dibs X2 please.

I remember in the early days of disc brakes, being amazed that I’d entirely worn through a brand new set of pads in one muddy ride. Never worn through a rim on one ride ;)

What are the bars on the caad? Look to have a nice sweep

I bought the ones offered above :)

Funny, that’s actually the only time I don’t like curved forks, on larger sizes when the legs seem to bend backwards relative to the headtube angle. I know it’s to reduce the rake, but it gives me a ‘I’ve crashed into a car’ vibe

The curve on the forks for the new Rando frame from Velo Orange deserve a place here

Lovely condition Salsa fork. Looks almost new.

Qr 100mm .. 185mm steerer

Salsa Classico CroMoly
Forward-facing, stainless steel QR dropouts
1-1/8″ threadless steerer
468mm axle-to-crown
45mm rake
ISO disc tabs
Tire clearance = 90mm
Fender eyelets

£95 (including postage)