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FS: Dura-Ace SPD-R pedals, PD-7700 -- and other random stuff

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  1. I got these as part of a used bike deal. They're in decent shape with
    the usual scratches on the underside. One axle is super smooth, the
    other could use a bit of grease. No cleats. Make me an offer.

    Here's some other stuff. Help me clear out my closet. This stuff
    shares space with important things like my suits, tools, and broken
    stereo speakers.

    Other bike stuff:

    NEW Steel cyclocross fork. 1" threadless. Nice tig Italian made,
    enough steerer for a 54-56 bike. Primer grey. I bought it from Jeff
    Lyons of Lyonsport frames and never used it. $40 plus shipping

    Carnac Diagonal shoes, sweet, circa 1996. Size 42 with Look adaptors
    and cleats. $40

    Cannondale Expert seatpost, NEW, 27.2 x 350 mm, $20 shipped

    Non-bike stuff

    Rollerblades--cool Boxcar model. Size 9. Uses 3 times. These are
    freestyle skates with the little wheels. Looking for $75.

    George Foreman Fusion Grill, used once. Weird round grill version
    with wacky flavor cup. Make an offer

    Taylor Made Bubble S-90 driver with Graphite Shaft
    (Stiff Flex) Taylor Made Bubble Grip, 44.5"
    $30 plus shipping

    Visor Platinum with cracked screen--Make an offer

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