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It looked like a legitimate and legal headbutt to me. And the race organisers can't drop cav from the tour, he's the star attraction the world over.

From Plymouth up onto Dartmoor today. Basically 12 miles uphill - then 12 miles back down. Hotter than the sun. Loads of nodders saying hello like some kind of community and sheep ignoring me. Worth it for this view.

Front d and chain gone. Any last interest before ebay tonight?

Crane Creek headset gone.

Jersey and Seat post gone.

All prices include postage.

Adidas shoes, done the rounds on this forum still not found permanent home - advertised as size 8 to me but they are more like a UK size 7, - and for narrow feet. £19 posted.

x2 Token threaded 1 inch headsets - brand new (one I attempted to fit but never used), I have two, long story. Cost me £22. £10 posted.

Muddy fox shoes with SPD cleats attached. Used condition. UK Size 8. £8 posted.

Pro-lite stem. 110mm. 1/1 8th. Normal bars. £5 posted.

Sony handycam. Boxed with all wires, disc, books. Bought abroad so has European plug - will need to buy a plug adapter - but can be charged from USB.** £35 posted**.

HP Pavillion dv6. Dual processor with good graphics cards - handles modern games. 6mb ram. Windows 7 home premium. Wide screen. No box or anything but everything works. Was £360 when I bought it 10 months ago.** £190 posted**.

653 Sirius low-pro frame going cheap at the moment.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/281126864776?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649

which tubes have been replaced? top, down, head or other?

Hi, i'm not great with frames... but have a 531 at present and need something smaller, and ideally lighter, is there much difference between 531 and 753 tubing in terms of weight?

cheers

You will definitely notice a difference between standard 531 and 531c/653/753 in terms of weight.

Dibs spacers, already PM'D

I struggle to see how this bike is worth 350. Someone will correct me if i;m wrong.

Is this thread over?

wtf is going on with the brake lever!

stylze

Currently awaiting on someone who has said he wants to buy, all other inquiries on hold till then.

Hi there, does the flip flop hub already have the freewheel gear attached? Does it have the same number of teeth?

No it doesn't. (but it would be very cheap and easy to buy and screw one on)

£370

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http://imgur.com/a/rJmRk#k9wzVEv*

Measurements*

56cm c-c: Seat tube
56cm c-c: Top tube
12cm c-c: Head tube
Running 16-49 gear combo

Specs

531 competition frame (great condition). Converted frame still has all the braze-ons ready for gears.
Ambrosio wheels (hubs+rims) all black flip flop hub (done sub 1000 miles )
Michelin Pro-4 endurance tires (done less than 500 miles)
Token carbon seat post
Token carbon bottom bracket
San Marco Rolls Saddle (white)
Stronglight crankset with 7075 chainring
3ttt status gun mental stem (missing the little plastic bit to cover bolt)
3ttt ergo stem gun metal bars
Shimano 105 front break caliper
Shimano A-520 pedals
Stronglight A9 headset
16 tooth rear cog
some lever or other
White cotton handle bar tape

Sale

Based in Plymouth. If you can collect from there (miracle). Otherwise I will post via courier** (price includes postage)**. Everything about the bike is in really good condition. Paypal Gift or bank transfer for payment please.

Price

£370

(includes postage)

before another seller gets mauled, remember he's selling two forks with, a chris king headset and other stuff - then shipping it from Finland (?) included in the cost.

I'm not saying it all adds up (cos I don't know what this should go for). But the wolves should factor that in first (someone do the maths)

wow, people are getting mauled lately. This is the scariest place to sell something on the internet.

(but in truth, its an excellent mechanism to protect buyers)

I've also owned a Falcon Olympic frame in the past. After some digging I found my particular model was made from 531 standard gauge tubing. But mine had some fancy lugs on it different from the above. From what I remember the olympic was a mid-range bike made under better models such as the san remo.

glad to see the carpet make a return

185 local bike shops is indeed quite heavy.

so no photos I'm afraid!

You've got yourself an excellent deal for 20 quid no doubt. Nice frame with a rag-tag mix up of parts which don't look too glamorous.

May I suggest one thing, however, the frame doesn't need repainting. In fact, it's the best feature of the bike. Lovely colour scheme and doesn't look too damaged - a good clean and it would look great. Also, I've repainted frames myself in the past (I presume you plant to rattle can it?) and it turns our surprisingly expensive, takes a lot of time and effort to do properly and after all that is usually soft and prone too chipping. Just my opinion of course.