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http://www.lfgss.com/thread68732.html#post2275084
for your steel track frame, paint condition etc. not important, lugs appreciated.
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Genesis Flyer, age unknown - bought to use on the commute but now have a company vehicle and prefer riding my old beater around. It's really very light and fast. If your not familiar with the Flyer they are probably the best geometry 'off the peg' bike you can get. Size wise i'm 5'11" and it's comfortable for me but has plenty of adjustment available via spacers on headset and seatpost. You can also flip the cadence stem over and it will have a rise to it. Condition - Has wear and minor scracthes to frame but cleans up well and most parts are newer/shinier.
58cm Seat Tube, Reynolds 520.
Has ;
Look Carbon Fork (Alu Steerer)
Cane Creek Headset
RaceFace Cadence Stem
Bontrager Bars with Deda Tape
Tektro Levers
Truative Omnium Track Cranks & GXP external BB (original 48tooth chainring)
NJS 1/8th Track Chain (bolted at join)
Alex DA22's on unbranded black hubs, Flipflop rear with 16 tooth freewheel and 16 tooth sprocket and lockring.
Kenda tyres and racelight innertubes.
Bontrager Carbon Seatpost
Specialized Toupe Saddle (Ti)
Miche BrakesDoes not include any pedals.
I'd like £300 but open to offers. I would also be interested in a swap for a decent steel track frame - condition not important.
Bike is in Bristol but can be boxed up and couriered if you wish to pay for the postage.
Dibs do not secure without PM.
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Just wondered, very interested but it's a case of space.
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Do you have any overlap issues being a conversion ?
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Hmmmmm........
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Bag gone.
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Bag now sold.
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Still available price drop to £75 collected or £90 posted, just need the space.
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What is your problem with it, if I may ask?
I have the exact same one, and I'm close to loving it. Except the end of the strap is flapping weirdly around infront of the bag.I have very broad shoulders and find that it doesn't have ample adjustment to compensate, meaning the stabilising strap can't be used comfortably. It's useable without the strap but thats not really the point and i had a timbuk before which i prefered. A shame really because in terms of how it's made and the seatbelt buckle it's the absolute bollocks !
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Sold pending payment from Woutchi.
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Now sold pending payment.
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Sorrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrry, was using my fine toothed comb to part my arse hairs at the time !
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Sorry been away, will PM you tomorrow but sounds like a plan.
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^^^^^^ reminds of that one from the rat bikes thread 'this machine kills hipsters'.
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Replied to PM's, Thanks.
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As desribed in this thread
http://www.lfgss.com/thread68194.htmlAfter TIMBUK2 or similar, Just can't get on with the Chrome.
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57cm Peugeot Course F&F, Black CrMo, looks well 90's retro. Comes with a nice Shimano 600 headset, sealed BB and some Shimano Cranks which are not amazing but will do. Looks good built up, no big clearences etc. 130 rear spacing but can flex ! Tiny bit of surface rust on dropouts etc., but generally all good. Bought this for some parts and was gonna make it into a beater but got hold of a complete bike. Would like £75. I'm in Bristol so would need to post £90 or can be collected.
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Price negotiable.
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Chrome Citizen, Left Shoulder
Bought this a while back and can't get on with it, which is a shame because they are really nice bags !
Plain black with black buckle.
Good condition - a few scratches to buckle, wear to outer and some green dye stains inside which were there when i got it and don't rub of on anything - they are just there in the inner liner.
Good bag, keeps your shit dry and is comfortable to wear.
Goes over left shoulder so free arm for front brake and has stabilising strap so doesn't move around.I'd like to get back what i paid or swap for other bags (like timbuk2) so - £70 posted or collection in Bristol or possibly meet this weekend in Central London/Highbury (depends on plans).
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My size, but all my others would be to big for you !
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lucky - dibs until i get home from work tomorrow (i'm on lates) !