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Is the wheel set completely generic/unbranded?

Are they 700s and come with skewers, freehub or freewheel?

potential dibs, cheers.

I'm interested.

Cheers punkture. Projects like Pedal MCR are good examples of how I want to operate, It's always good to have some guidance.

Hi all,

I'm in the process of setting up a community based bicycle workshop project similar to the Bikeworks and Bristol Bike Projects. The aim is to setup the workshop as a Community Interest Company, focusing on helping disadvantaged young people develop skills and to generally get people on two wheels cheaply.

The chosen location for the project is within Tottenham around the area of the Lordship Recreation Ground and White Heart Lane. The area is seriously deprived and hopefully this project can help some of it's more effected members. Currently Homes for Harringey are really pushing to develop social enterprises within the area, opening up a number of opportunities for project spaces and potential funding.

I'm looking for someone with an interest in community projects and a good level of competency in bike repair that can help me with the setup and running of the project. If you are interested please drop me a pm as i'd like to discuss things further.

Alex

second dibs on the forks.

dibs pedals

I'll take the cranks, brakes, brake levers and rear derailleur if you drop the price for the lot down to £50

Price drop on the Mavic £25 will post for £30

Mavic Aksium 700 front. Well used, but true. £30 http://i.imgur.com/7YOzj.jpg

MKS Carbon 260 pedals with christophe toe clips. Pedals are a bit stiff and could use a bit of lubrication, otherwise good. £10 http://i.imgur.com/ipV06.jpg

Vitus 992 Dural Ovoid, aluminium 54 frame. Be warned however that the frame needs new forks which from what I gather can be a tad hard to get hold of. £60 http://i.imgur.com/zLBoA.jpg

Cheap handle bars and crank £3 each http://i.imgur.com/KxmlL.jpg

I'm based in Manchester and would prefer not to post, but I can arrange something if needed. Cheers

Hi,

is anyone up for trading a 36 hole on-one hub for a 32?

Cheers.

geared/fixed/single, I'm easy.

Hi,

I'm looking for a 47-49cm frame or complete bike, preferably steel frame road or mixte but I'm open to other genres. My budget is a maximum of £250 for the right complete bike or around £60-70 for just a frame/forks. My object is to get on the road as quick as possible, so any offers would be much appreciated.

Regards,

Alex

Grand bike, bump

Have a go yourself

http://www.sheldonbrown.com/tooltips/bbcups.html

scroll down to the fixed cup tools section, skipping the bench vise technique.

Chainset sold, apologies on the photographic front, certainly not my forte. Rear is freewheel only.

Chainset
http://i855.photobucket.com/albums/ab115/cheesy_loaf/PICT0243.jpg

Frame
http://i855.photobucket.com/albums/ab115/cheesy_loaf/PICT0238.jpg

Wheel set
http://i855.photobucket.com/albums/ab115/cheesy_loaf/PICT0241.jpg
http://i855.photobucket.com/albums/ab115/cheesy_loaf/PICT0242.jpg

Can any one see the pics? the links work fine for me.

Old and reasonably heavy steel Raleigh frame, ST 59, TT 57, seatpost 25.4. The paint is a rattle can job, so not that durable £25

Hey ho Lasco chainset, 3/32" 48t, 170mm, jis, £18 loads of life

Wheel set, Mavic CXP30 Tubular aero rim 28hole, Ofmega small flange hubs, rear wheel takes standard threaded freewheel, front wheel quick release. Smooth and true, £40

Can pick-up in Haringey (n4)

Hi,

I'm looking for a cheap 32h 700c clincher rim, for a bit of wheel building practise. Any candidates would be much-O-bliged.

cheers

sorry, no camera, but i have fully sanded off all the paint, using a fine grade and wire wool to get a nice finish and given the frame 3 coats of clear lacquer. Never having laquered before, it is a little untidy, but it looks nice

Hi,

I have just clear lacquered my frame, and was hoping someone would have a few tips on the post lacquer treatment. I was intending to lightly sand the top coat, to even out my gash job, but now I'm not too sure if this will do too much damage. Is there a technique, or am I just doomed to a lumpy coat,

Cheers.

caliper is yours if you can be arsed to pick it up.

Just selling a few bits and bobs.

Kalloy 27.2mm seatpost, 300mm length, never used - £7

Shimano HG50 8 speed cassette, very little use (40 miles) - £12

Shimano BR450 rear caliper, unused - £12

Old RALEIGH front calliper - £4

Bunch of RALEIGH drivetrain/gearing bits and bobs - £15

Nike SB dunks, Twin Peaks specials, size 9uk, only worn 3 or 4 times - £35

I live in Haringey and work in Camden on week days for pick ups.

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