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  1. Boardman Pro 29er Mountain bike. 2015 model, see specs below. Medium size. Saddle height setup for me at 5’11”. Bike only used 6 times, so in immaculate condition. It has a KS Lev DX dropper post (at extra cost, see below) and will come with standard post too. I’ve not removed the dropper as the cable has been routed very neatly under bottom of bike and up down-tube with other cables. The tyres still have tiny wee nobble lines on them as in photo, showing how little use it’s had. I’ve put slime inner tubes on bike too.
     
    I bought a fat bike quite soon after this one, hence lack of use.
     
    I’m looking for v near £400 without the dropper post or £525 with the dropper, as Dropper costs over £200 new. 
     
    Thanks Al
     
    Brakes - Shimano Deore
    Crankset - FSA Comet 368 crankset (37x27)
    Fork - RockShox Reba RLT, 100mm (3.9in) travel
    Frame Material - Triple-butted aluminium
    Front Derailleur - Shimano Deore
    Cassette Shimano, 10 speed 11-36 tooth
    Tyres - Schwalbe Nobby Nic 29x2.25in
    Handlebar - Boardman E4P SL, 710mm
    Rear Derailleur -Shimano Deore XT Shadow Plus
    Rear/Front Hub - Unbranded
    Rims Mavic XM 319
    Saddle Boardman E4P chromoly
    Seatpost Boardman E4P SL carbon
    Shifters Shimano Deore
    Stem Boardman E4P SL, 70mm
    Weight (kg) 12.25

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  2. Hi,

     

    Just starting cycling again Ohyadancer! after 4 knee operations :-? , and now passed the velodrom accreditation and looking for a track frame.

     

    Ideally an old steel frame (just love old style frames) but will consider anything.

     

    58cm is ideal size but I'm assuming up/down slightly will still work!!!

     

    I already have everything else (wheels, cranks, etc) and budget limited to around the £100 mark.

     

    Anything going?

     

    Cheers

    Al.

  3. Hi,

     

    Selling on behalf of brother-in-law.

     

    Specialized Alley Sport

     

    Bike is approx 6 years old but only used approx 3,000 miles. Great condition in a metallic silver colour. All gear as standard with the bike and only a few marks at bottom forks and on brake levers due to a beginner with clip-in pedals (it was funny at the time icon_blue_laugh). Happy to sell or swap for commuter/tourer ideally with 700 wheels for light touring.

     

    Spec below:

    1. Size L (suit 5' 7' to 6' 2" roughly as long seat-post).
    2. Tiagra all round
    3. Triple chainset (think it's 170 cranks)
    4. 9 sp standard cassette
    5. Tiagra brakes
    6. Talco GX460 wheels
    7. Conti Duraskin tyres
    8. Specilaized saddle, stem, bars

    The bike doesn't have eyelets for mudguards or a rack.

     

    I'll try and post some pictures, or can email them to you.

     

    Looking for £250 ono.

     

    Call or text Al on 07740832825 or pm me.

     

    Thx,

    Al

  4. thanks for all the advice guys.

     

    i'll check the FM, i'm pretty sure it's not braze-on.

     

    i've been offerred a 27 cassette, so might try that first to see what difference is to the 25. but it's obviously not gonna make huge difference.

     

    haven't decided what cols we're doing, but as big Dave P is organising it and he's booked on l'etape this year Alpe d'Huez will be a defo. he's gonna be on a 34x32 set-up so if i don't change things he'll be sitting spinning away next to me with a big grin on his face saying "...i told you so..." :grin:

     

    i might put a Wanted post on buy/sell for a Compact, but i know they're like gold-dust normally.

     

    big thx

    al.

  5. hi folks,

     

    i'm currently using standard 39-53 and really like 'grinding' up hills (not found a hill around here that i havent made it up yet). however i'm cycling the Alps for a week in June :icon_redbounce and worried that i'll really struggle on some of the bigger hills (i've never cycling in the Alps before).

     

    any advice on whether i should change to a compact or not would be really appreciated.

     

    also if i should change - can i continue to use my Ultegra front mech (it's being used with RaceFace Cadence chainset) and my shimano BB or do i need to change the whole shooting match?

     

    big thx,

    al

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