For Sale - Some of a Bike and some excellent TT aero bars
Posted: Thu Mar 19, 2009 10:45 pmI'm selling what's left of my old faithful Stelvio. Frame, forks, front derailleur, cranks, brake calipers, seat post. Campag. It's all fitted together and could quite easily be built up into a nice spare bike. I reckon £30 is good value for this lot. What do you think?
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Plus....a set of HED carbon TT aero bars. These are tip top gear, brand new they sell for around £400. They are in v good nick, few rubs on transfers. These sell 2nd hand on TT forums for about £250 plus. I had a good year out of these and would let them go for around £100. Haven't got a really good pic but hope this'll do. Oh - you'll need to get your own bar end shifters, I've had those away
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Plus....a set of HED carbon TT aero bars. These are tip top gear, brand new they sell for around £400. They are in v good nick, few rubs on transfers. These sell 2nd hand on TT forums for about £250 plus. I had a good year out of these and would let them go for around £100. Haven't got a really good pic but hope this'll do. Oh - you'll need to get your own bar end shifters, I've had those away
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Hope he's okay.
. They also say it's part of the steering controls so has to comply with a different set of rules at the same time too. I haven't read all of it but I can't believe that the seatpost which is part of the "fuselage" doesn't also have to comply with the 3:1 ruling. In which case I'd have though that most TT bikes would fail on that. Standard UCI lunacy, the ruling's only meant to be there to make you use a "tubed" frame and not a Lotus style monocoque, or have fairings.