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@hobbsie @anidel

Yep still around.

Pm me if you're interested in having a look.

Cheers

Bump 260 ono for a nice English frame

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Bought from here 4 years ago.
Was my university bike - this bike will make you feel like a Parisien, very laid back riding.

Seat Tube 52 ctc
Top tube 54 ctc

It's had a few mainly Italian upgrades since being in my care:
new selle italia turbo
new chain
new michelin tyres
Campagnolo 980 rear mech
Campagnolo shifter
Lyotard pedals

photos: https://www.flickr.com/photos/charliesu/sets/72157649452927115/

£145

Hi, what's the spacing on the wheelset? And size? Thanks

Bump 280 ono

@biggs682 Yea sure just had a look and it's 090842 if that means anything I'd love to know.

I have for sale my Walvale made by Norman Roberts. Frame and forks only (Tange headset incl.)

Here's what I could find about him:

"I think also Norman Roberts, Jim Soens mechanic, deserves a mention. Norman was team mechanic on the Tour l'Avenir as well as Peace Race. Though Norman considers his crowning glory was building the frame Bill Nickson used to win the Milk Race. As well as frames for other great riders."

http://www.classiclightweights.co.uk/builders/jim-soens-builder.html

About the frame:
531c
Top tube ctc 56cm
Seat Tube ctc 58cm
internal cabling on top tube
cut out BB.
There are a few blemishes on the paint here and there and one miniscule ding on top tube, I tried to take photo.

Really light and rides great, then again I would say that - but really though.

Photos: https://www.flickr.com/photos/charliesu/sets/72157649372622475/

more to follow.

£290

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@anidel my thought was that most other parts can be quite subjective to personal preference. And most of my cash is tied up in the frame :(

I'll get the other parts cleaned up and see if I can tempt anyone with a half complete build.

@pharoahsanders yea my bad

It's 59x58 from what I remember. Will double check when I get a chance.

@anidel frame looks deceptively small I bought it thinking it was a 57 even seeing it in person, maybe because rear triangle is quite tight?

Not too keen to sell the bb without having the frame sold as in the likely event that it doesn't sell I'd like to build it up in the distant future. Am already half way with the parts at the moment for it to be built into a period fixie.

Last drop as I paid too much on mega impulse buy - £350.

I also have the period correct dunlop lightweight 32/40 rims - £30

Together for £370

£90...

@pdlouche @maffyou

Ok, just went out and measured it. it's 52 ctc on seat tube and 54 ctc where the imaginary top tube is if that makes any sense.

This bike is really cool and pictures don't do it justice, it'd look a lot fresher too with a clean and maybe some modernising (new grips? brooks saddle? maybe take off the chunky mudguards and replace with some modern slimmer bluemels) but since it's all original I don't have the heart to mess about with it.

Pink not flavour of the month? £100

you'll need more than £55 to fill my bottom

I saw his wanted ad last week, messaged him that I had not yet posted a bike that I wanted to sell, then I made the ad today, sent him the link and he responded within 1 min that he wanted it

Man everyone so quick on this one, will let you know if it falls through but have someone lined up already.

As title suggests this was my pub bike. BSA 58x58. Not the prettiest but functional.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/charliesu/sets/72157649192905616/

£55 SOLD

Yea that's not cool...

£395 anyone? Before I put it into storage a.k.a parents shed. Moving abroad February don't have time/money to get all the period parts and to build up.

@sensom yes 7-10speed

@Buckaroo actually pm'd me seconds
Then @knyazb
Followed by @Brazelephantman

Pick up should be Sunday London, will let you guys know asap if falls through. Thanks

Bump £130 ono

@dan thanks lol

currently on hold for someone.

Runs great, smooth and true.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/charliesu/sets/72157649177658935/

£80