twice the price of postage sale

New baby means getting rid of the stuff I don't use any more in order to make space for shedloads of
baby clothes and other assorted equipment (need pram parking space).

All the following is going for twice the price of postage, following Richard Bates' (I think)
sellout of a few months ago. Tell me what you want, and send me your postal address. If you're the
first person to ask for it, I'll email a confirmation that it's on its way, along with my postal
address. When the item arrives, take the postage, multiply by two, and send me the cheque.
Everything is divded up into clothing (stuff you wear) and hardware (everything else).

HARDWARE:

threadless MTB stem, Trek system2, 13.5cm long, about 10 degree rise

MTB quill 1 1/8" stem, 11cm long, about 10 degree rise

Technomic quill stem for road bikes, short extension (6-7 cm), v. long quill (16cm, top to min
insert height) good for raising bars high, h'bar opening takes 25mm diameter h'bar

Kalloy MTB saetpost, 35cm long, diameter 30.0mm

Kallow MTB seatpost, 35cm long, diamter 26.6mm

Suntour XC Comp 7-speed rear hub with quick release, 135mm OLN, not Shimano compatible

Rock ring chainring protector for use with compact 5-bolt MTB chainsets, includes chainring bolts

collction of TA chainrings for TA cyclotourist chainset 28, 38, 44 non-spider chinrings, 32 & 50
with spider

steel 50 tooth chainring off Sora chainset, never used

nice alu 52-tooth chainring off vintage circa 1993 Dura-Ace chainset,
v.little use

8-speed rapidfire MTB gear shifters, no optical gear indicator

Shimano acera MTB front mech for compact chainset, top routed cable pull, for seat tube diameter
32mm (as measured by caliper just now)

Reflectalite cycle dynamo regulater

Avocet 31 cycle computer, uses ring that magnet snaps onto your front hub so not usable with hub
dynamo, color red, does not have average speed if this is important (has trip & total distance,
current & max speed, timer and clock)

2 small water bottles, one with power gel logo, one plain pale gray

CLOTHING:

neoprene overshoes, black with reflective stripe, size 8 (would fit over v. small shoes, like size
40) SPD cleat area cut out

stretch fleecy/nylon toe covers, has strap that velcros around heel to keep in place

Gore Tex socks, size 41/42

LAKE MTB boots, size 41, tan nylon & mesh, SPD compatible but with intact soles

Shimano touring shoes, light beige color, nylon & suede, size 41, SPD compatible but with
intact soles

Specialized MTB low MTB boots, size 41, brown suede & green mesh, SPD compatible but soles are not
intact -- cleat area has been exposed

clear cycling eye protectors -- these were a set of frames and interchangeable lenses, but frame
broke and has been glued onto a clear lens, is srtong enough but clear only

cycling mitts: new yellow Alture ones, size s old yellow ones with reflective patch, size s old
salmon colored ones, size XS

silk glove liners, size s

Gore Windstopper or similar fabic over mittens, size s/m

Winter jacket -- Systeme U design (black, with yellow & white stipes on shoulders & front) wool with
nylong wind-stopping front, shoulders, and sleeves, size M

old neon yellow/green/black Nike jacket with reflective stuff, size M

Ronhill women's tracksters, size 14, elestic in waist has been cut in a few places to make it a bit
less constricting

Sugoi women's tights, black withg blue strips up legs, tag says XL but are more like size 14

lightweight fleece jersey, long sleeves, black, 3 pockets in back, has hood, snug size M

Specialized team cycle jersy, short sleeve, red "S" logo on blue/white background, snug size M

CTC logo yellow long sleeve cycle shirt, 3 pockets in back, tag says large but more like medium fit

salmon colored womens sleveless cycle shirt, 3 pockets, size 16/18

-Myra

 

I'll go for the 26.6 seat post please. I'll pick it up and bring the family for a cooing trip.

Tony

Myra VanInwegen <[email protected]> wrote:
> New baby means getting rid of the stuff I don't use any more in order to make space for shedloads
> of baby clothes and other assorted equipment (need pram parking space).
>
> All the following is going for twice the price of postage, following Richard Bates' (I think)
> sellout of a few months ago. Tell me what you want, and send me your postal address. If you're the
> first person to ask for it, I'll email a confirmation that it's on its way, along with my postal
> address. When the item arrives, take the postage, multiply by two, and send me the cheque.
> Everything is divded up into clothing (stuff you wear) and hardware (everything else).
>
> HARDWARE:
>
> threadless MTB stem, Trek system2, 13.5cm long, about 10 degree rise
>
> MTB quill 1 1/8" stem, 11cm long, about 10 degree rise
>
> Technomic quill stem for road bikes, short extension (6-7 cm), v. long quill (16cm, top to min
> insert height) good for raising bars high, h'bar opening takes 25mm diameter h'bar
>
> Kalloy MTB saetpost, 35cm long, diameter 30.0mm
>
> Kallow MTB seatpost, 35cm long, diamter 26.6mm
>
> Suntour XC Comp 7-speed rear hub with quick release, 135mm OLN, not Shimano compatible
>
> Rock ring chainring protector for use with compact 5-bolt MTB chainsets, includes chainring bolts
>
> collction of TA chainrings for TA cyclotourist chainset 28, 38, 44 non-spider chinrings, 32 & 50
> with spider
>
> steel 50 tooth chainring off Sora chainset, never used
>
> nice alu 52-tooth chainring off vintage circa 1993 Dura-Ace chainset,
> v.little use
>
> 8-speed rapidfire MTB gear shifters, no optical gear indicator
>
> Shimano acera MTB front mech for compact chainset, top routed cable pull, for seat tube diameter
> 32mm (as measured by caliper just now)
>
> Reflectalite cycle dynamo regulater
>
> Avocet 31 cycle computer, uses ring that magnet snaps onto your front hub so not usable with hub
> dynamo, color red, does not have average speed if this is important (has trip & total distance,
> current & max speed, timer and clock)
>
> 2 small water bottles, one with power gel logo, one plain pale gray
>
> CLOTHING:
>
> neoprene overshoes, black with reflective stripe, size 8 (would fit over v. small shoes, like size
> 40) SPD cleat area cut out
>
> stretch fleecy/nylon toe covers, has strap that velcros around heel to keep in place
>
> Gore Tex socks, size 41/42
>
> LAKE MTB boots, size 41, tan nylon & mesh, SPD compatible but with intact soles
>
> Shimano touring shoes, light beige color, nylon & suede, size 41, SPD compatible but with
> intact soles
>
> Specialized MTB low MTB boots, size 41, brown suede & green mesh, SPD compatible but soles are not
> intact -- cleat area has been exposed
>
> clear cycling eye protectors -- these were a set of frames and interchangeable lenses, but frame
> broke and has been glued onto a clear lens, is srtong enough but clear only
>
> cycling mitts: new yellow Alture ones, size s old yellow ones with reflective patch, size s old
> salmon colored ones, size XS
>
> silk glove liners, size s
>
> Gore Windstopper or similar fabic over mittens, size s/m
>
> Winter jacket -- Systeme U design (black, with yellow & white stipes on shoulders & front) wool
> with nylong wind-stopping front, shoulders, and sleeves, size M
>
> old neon yellow/green/black Nike jacket with reflective stuff, size M
>
> Ronhill women's tracksters, size 14, elestic in waist has been cut in a few places to make it a
> bit less constricting
>
> Sugoi women's tights, black withg blue strips up legs, tag says XL but are more like size 14
>
> lightweight fleece jersey, long sleeves, black, 3 pockets in back, has hood, snug size M
>
> Specialized team cycle jersy, short sleeve, red "S" logo on blue/white background, snug size M
>
> CTC logo yellow long sleeve cycle shirt, 3 pockets in back, tag says large but more like
> medium fit
>
> salmon colored womens sleveless cycle shirt, 3 pockets, size 16/18
>
> -Myra

 

Myra VanInwegen <[email protected]> wrote:
>Technomic quill stem for road bikes, short extension (6-7 cm), v. long quill (16cm, top to min
>insert height) good for raising bars high, h'bar opening takes 25mm diameter h'bar

Surely 25.4mm or 26mm?
--
David Damerell <[email protected]> Kill the tomato!

 

Hi

I have just taken up cycling again, and am on a bit of a tight budget, so i would like to
bid for the:

Cycle Computer Goretex Over Mittens (or any of the other gloves) Goretex Socks

I expect I'm too late but.....

Roger Chamberlain 2 Turville Drive Bristol BS7 9RY

I'm small bloke with size 8.5 feet and small hands so should fit....



I think I have all the other clothing