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Price drop £55 posted

There are no mounts on the frame, only thing you could use would be race blade / crud catcher.

I still have this, £60 posted (within UK) or collection from Hampton Wick

both sold now. cheers

seatpost has sold, thanks for interest.

Sold

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/262697779496

"Cipollini zolder special edition 2002

sold as seen in a lightly used condition, there is no key for the lock and this must be removed at buyers own risk!"

Both sold

HI

Up for sale is my set up Kanga and Fat Roo, the Kanga is in very good condition but following some user error the Roo came in contact with my wheels and there are a couple of small holes. This could easily be repaired with Gear Aid tape (recommended by Apidura). The holes are reflected in the price.

The setup was only used once on a overnight trip. Both bags currently sold out on Alpkit.

Kanga - £30

Fat Roo - £15

Price includes shipping to UK.

Cheers

Alex

Sales and Customer Services Representative

Canyon Bicycles UK – Chessington, Surrey

Hours: Weekdays, normal office hours with occasional weekend work.
Salary: Competitive and dependent on experience.

There has never been a more exciting time to join Canyon Bicycles. Through 2015/16 we have experienced phenomenal growth in the UK meaning we are again recruiting.
Canyon Bicycles UK Ltd is a subsidiary of Canyon Bicycles in Germany. As the leading online cycle retailer in Europe we have a unique business model in the cycle industry. All Canyon bikes are sold exclusively online at http://www.canyon.com and shipped direct from our factory in Germany to customers in the UK and Ireland. This model means we can combine great products, German engineering and innovative product development all at incredibly competitive prices. Back this up with consistent test winning reviews and you have an opportunity to work for a company that will define your career.
The Canyon operation in the UK was set up in 2012 to provide sales, marketing, technical service and customer support to the UK market. A significant part of this is a service centre to handle customer enquiries at all stages of the sales process. As an online only business, providing the best possible customer service experience is integral to our business.

We have an expanding and dedicated team in the UK and are looking to develop this further through addition of a number of key staff appointments in the coming weeks.

The Job

Providing great customer service is the most important part of our plans to grow the Canyon brand in the UK and our Sales and Customer Service team are the first point of contact for Canyon consumers. The job involves handling incoming phone, email and Chat enquiries on a wide range of matters; new bike and equipment sales, sizing or technical questions, warranty enquiries and much more.
The position is based in our Chessington Office/Service centre which provides a fantastic and sociable working environment for bike enthusiasts to excel.

The Person We're Looking For

We're looking for someone outstanding and exceptional in everything they do with the following skills and experience:

• Great knowledge of bikes, current market trends and future opportunities. This could be from working in a bike shop, riding for a number of years, a misspent youth reading too many bike mags or previous industry experience. It is vital that you're passionate about bikes and have a desire to share your passion for the sport either face to face at events, on the phone or by email.

• A helpful and proactive attitude. Previous customer service experience is essential. Most important is you have a friendly, helpful and efficient manner and can use this to provide industry leading customer service to every Canyon customer. You thrive on engaging your customers and take pride in solving their queries.

• Responsibility to proactively sell across the breadth of our product range will fall within this role, as well as a desire to want to answer every call and respond to every enquiry as quickly and efficiently as possible.

• Chatty and outgoing. You are outgoing and conversational both on the phone and in a written format. You have good writing skills and punctuation and a great telephone manner.

• Strong social media skills. You are an active Facebook / Twitter / Blog user or have used them before in a business capacity.

• Computer literate, strong organisational and admin skills.

• You are tenacious, creative, driven, enthusiastic, passionate, ambitious, committed with a work ethic that is unmatched. These are our basic principles and the standards by which we judge ourselves daily.

What should you do if you think you fit the bill?

Get in touch and tell us why you deserve this incredible opportunity.

Email nallen@canyon.com with your CV and a covering letter.

I've used these, the filter itself is very small in terms of capacity, but they are cheap

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0026LR22K/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

That looks awesome, I need to do that too!

Fair play to Klymit, they are posting me a new pad out after my original pad failed twice. Hopefully I have more luck with this one.

TL:DR has anyone got a inflatable pad recommendation?

Not sure if this is the best thread... but has anyone had any issues with Klymit Inertia X-Lite pads? I just got mine back from warranty after a leak, on the first outing it deflated again. I emailed them 3 days ago but am yet to have a response...

You have to pay for postage to America land each time for repair, is it time to cut my losses and get another pad? Does anyone have any recommendation for a lightweight inflatable pad. I found this one comfortable when it stayed inflated... unfortunately it never really did.

I used the Sawyer straw in Scotland, I'm still alive.

Sram Force. He says the bearings need to be to a really high tolerance as they are so small. Which is why they are so expensive. They have Rotor PF41 Steel Bottom Bracket which is only £30

But, with the ULTIMATE CF SLX 9.0 SL (that you posted a pic of last week) it is built with SRAM PF GXP 86,5/91,5 Road bottom bracket.

I hope this helps as I am now getting confused myself....

Small right? All sold out until October when the 2017 stock is launched I'm afraid

nope

Max is listed as 25mm, but depending on the wheel / tyre combo you could squeeze 28mm in there

My mate converted his and had to use the following;

Rotor BB PF-41 for 30 MM spindle

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/rotor-pf41-ceramic-bottom-bracket/rp-prod130550

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You could always ask for a CANY stem ;)

SNAP! Mine arrived on Monday

The canal is great, I'm planning to incorporate this into a bikepacking trip this summer;

https://www.strava.com/routes/4326428

SOLD