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Someone bought it in the end. Shame it needed to go. May start looking for another.

Get in touch with Steve at COFA engineering. He makes a really good jig. Very easy to use and well made. Not sure of cost as I think he makes them to order.

PRICE DROP Cannondale System Six Team Si Carbon/Aluminium Frame. Size 54cm. Probably one of the best frames ever made by Cannondale, certainly one of the best looking. The front forks are fully carbon, giant carbon head tube carbon top and down tube mated to a fantastic aluminium CAAD rear triangle. BB30. This is known for being a very stiff, but compliant frame. A real, modern classic. Overall in good condition, just a bit of blemish under the top tube. PRICE DROP to offers around £400 plus postage and any PayPal fees.

ebay buyer did not work out, so now removed from ebay! Price reduction to £400 + postage and any PayPal fees. Is's all boxed up ready to go now, just needs a new home!

Thanks for the info. I will need to pull it of here unfortunately, as I have someone mid offer on the other place. As soon as I have sorted out the possible sale I will update things here.

Didn't know the correct selling etiquette, so trying a few places. Should it be pulled off ebay?

It is still for sale. But I am trying to hold out for the full £500!

Thanks for clearing the B/B up. Fortunately it's got the alloy version, so probably not too much of a pain. I keep looking at @Dammit build again and wondering if I am doing the right thing. Main reason for selling is an elbow injury causing lack of flexibility. I don't want to build it up as a "comfy bike "as I already have one of those and I think a good groupset and nice wheels is the only way to go with this frame. It just wouldn't feel right with a set of riser bars and a stack of spacers!

It could be, I had always thought the majority of System6 frames were BB30. I have not really investigated it too much, as there was no need for me to do so, but always thought it looked like there was something "extra" in there. Not sure how to tell without trying to press out the BSA adapter. Would be good to know, especially as I am trying to sell it. Any fail safe way of knowing?

Rotor among others do a BSA 30 adaptor to fit BB30 cranks into a BSA bottom bracket.

http://rotorbike.com/catalog/default/rotor/road/bottom-brackets/bsa/bsa-30.html

SHORT DESCRIPTION
Versions:
BSA30 68-73mm ceramic red - 96g
BSA30 68-73mm steel black - 89g
Characteristics:

• Designed to work with BSA threaded bottom brackets and 30mm axle cranksets
  
• aluminum alloy 7075 100% CNC-machined
  
• Silicone seals
  

English, threaded BB

Yes, always been my favorite, especially in the raw finish. I wanted one as soon as I saw the build Dammit did. Unfortunately, this must go.

PRICE DROP Cannondale System Six Team Si Carbon/Aluminium Frame. Size 54cm. Probably one of the best frames ever made by Cannondale, certainly one of the best looking. The front forks are fully carbon, giant carbon head tube carbon top and down tube mated to a fantastic aluminium CAAD rear triangle. This is known for being a very stiff, but compliant frame. A real, modern classic. Overall in good condition, just a bit of blemish under the top tube. £500 + postage. PRICE DROP to £400 + postage and any PayPal fees.

SOLD!

Just what I paid for them, £160 + post and Paypal fees.

Nice SRAM red 22 crankset. 50/34 T 110BCD 165mm. Lightweight (517g) Like new condition. Bought in haste for a project, but now not needed.

I have the red22's from Turkish and will be swapping them with my red's which are 172.5mm, they are BB30 , compact 50/34.

Got a Sram red from Turkish

Interested in the cranks can you post them?

Anyone got any lightweight 165mm, BB30 cranks. Sram Red, Rotor, Cannondale Hollowgram SI. Fine without rings.

Build custom motorbikes for individuals

Anyone got a 52cm, or maybe 54cm Frame. ideally a Cannondale Six 13 or System Six frame with forks, or possibly Super Six frameset. Hoping to build something up, but would be happy with a complete bike if the price was right.