Post by willmorgan on May 5, 2019 10:31:28 GMT
Usual spring cleaning ting. Collection from Forest Hill. Cash/Monzo/bank transfer all fine.
All photos: www.dropbox.com/sh/119alia5silalt0/AABUOVTXueE3bBALYGGcgyGXa?dl=0
2x 28C Michelin Dynamic Classic Tyres (wire bead, tan sidewall): Free
These came with a new bike - like any tan sidewall tyre, they look fantastic; but these are definitely not fast. They have around 2,000km on them at most. See photos. Bike not included!
Rubber bands, plastic screws, various CrudTech RoadRacer Mk II Spares: Free
I know a few members here use the RoadRacer mudguards. These are some leftover bits that I find the mudguards tend to shed every few months down our clackety lanes.
Fabric saddle + seatpost: £10
Came with a new bike, never used. Seatpost is standard diameter.
FW Tyre Levers: Free
I have too many of these.
Clarks rim brake shoes and pads: Free
Brand new. Bought for a project bike but were surplus to requirements.
Shimano A520 SPD Touring Pedals: £15
Pretty good nick, loads of grease in them.
Specialized/Shimano rim brake calipers: £10
These calipers have a lot of power on them, the stopping power is pretty good. They accept wide rims. Not sure on the actual make, but I liked these. Have since sold the frame they were attached to.
Bonus commemorative cycling culture item: Bialetti 6 cup moka pot: £10
Selling 'cos I've moved to induction and this doesn't work on it. Makes one or two strong coffees that can quickly boost your watts per kilo (by virtue of both sides of the equation).
All photos: www.dropbox.com/sh/119alia5silalt0/AABUOVTXueE3bBALYGGcgyGXa?dl=0
2x 28C Michelin Dynamic Classic Tyres (wire bead, tan sidewall): Free
These came with a new bike - like any tan sidewall tyre, they look fantastic; but these are definitely not fast. They have around 2,000km on them at most. See photos. Bike not included!
Rubber bands, plastic screws, various CrudTech RoadRacer Mk II Spares: Free
I know a few members here use the RoadRacer mudguards. These are some leftover bits that I find the mudguards tend to shed every few months down our clackety lanes.
Came with a new bike, never used. Seatpost is standard diameter.
FW Tyre Levers: Free
I have too many of these.
Brand new. Bought for a project bike but were surplus to requirements.
Pretty good nick, loads of grease in them.
These calipers have a lot of power on them, the stopping power is pretty good. They accept wide rims. Not sure on the actual make, but I liked these. Have since sold the frame they were attached to.
Bonus commemorative cycling culture item: Bialetti 6 cup moka pot: £10
Selling 'cos I've moved to induction and this doesn't work on it. Makes one or two strong coffees that can quickly boost your watts per kilo (by virtue of both sides of the equation).
