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These are awesome wheels - under 1500g, carbon front hub. They're dirty and scratched and scraped, but they're true as the love you have for your sweetheart and roll like a buttered skate on freshly waxed parquet. Basically, they look a bit rough (they are used, after all) but are functionally outstanding. Lots of brake track left. You can even have the tires if you want them (janky 30mm Kenda cross something or others). $250+shipping = NICE PRICE FOR YOU!

This is a good bike that I don't ride enough. Some wear and tear, but no dents. It's set up fixie in the pics, but it's got that flippy-flop rear hub and can be run regular freewheel single-speed. Size Medium (see geometry sheet image). 50cm c-t seat tube, 55cm effective top tube. Clears 28mm tires no problem. Bike will come with sweet silver flat pedals and straps (pictured in fixed setup), road-style drop bars and levers, flat bars with cross levers, and the stock track-style deep drop bars and matching silver stem. Frameset: Giant AluxX Aluminum Wheels: Alex DA22 clincher with flippy-floppy rear hub Drivetrain: FSA Brakes: Tektro Seatpost/Stem/Handlebar: Kalloy (plus Bontrager flat bar and unbranded stock track bar/stem) Pedals: DMR flat mtb pedals plus handmade Scout heavy-duty straps Tires: Veloflex Master 25mm No saddle.$225 = NICEPRICEFORYOU (plus shipping via BikeFlights).

This was my race bike for a couple years and I haven't used it since moving to NE 3 years ago. As you can see, it's got scratches and scars, but there are no dents. It's a medium (17.5") aluminum frame and is decked out with all the sweetest stuff you can imagine. Stock setup is single-speed (eccentric bottom bracket), but I've got the parts to gear it to 9-speed (shifter, derailleur, cassette, derailleur hanger), and the frame has housing stops for shift lines. It's currently got a Niner rigid carbon fork (painted to match), but you'll also get the stock Fox suspension fork and a shock pump. As it sits in the photos, it weighs 18.5 pounds, so it really flies. Full parts list below. Frame: Gary Fisher Rig (medium) Fork: Niner Rigid Carbon Fork: Fox RL F29 Wheels: Easton Haven Aluminum Crank: Sram XX1 Cog: Chris King Brakes: Avid BB7 w/ Ashima Rotors Seatpost: Easton Haven Carbon Stem: Easton Haven Aluminum Handlebars: Easton EC70 Carbon Tires: Specialized Fatboy slicks, and I'll add in a couple pairs of knobbies if you want Shifty Bits: Shimano LX shifters, XT derailleur and cassette

Lightly used Giro Gauge Mountain Bike shoes. See pics for detail on condition, but they were a race shoe and didn't see much action. Really light and really stiff with that dope Easton carbon sole. $55 shipped in CONUS (more if you live elsewhere). Let me know if you have questions or want more pics.

Brand New Full Windsor Breaker multi-tool. I was part of the Kickstarter but have too many tools and just haven't ever used this. It's got the honey brown leather pouch. Featuring a chain breaker with a tool grade stainless steel pin. The Breaker uses the tool bit extender as a handle, giving you the functionality of a workshop chain breaker in a multi tool. A magnetic tool bit slot is located in the tool's end allowing the tool to be used like a screw driver. The Breaker is compact and fits nicely into a leather and recycled inner tube pouch. The Breaker is cast from stainless steel using a loss wax casting process and then is tool hardened. It is currently Patent Pending. The tool weighs just 100g/3.5oz and magnetically houses 2 tool bits inside it's structure. While the full tool pouch weighs just 185g/ 6.5oz. The Breaker features: Chain Breaker with tool hardened stainless steel pin (replaceable) Tool hardened Stainless Steel body Glass filled nylon tyre lever with a stainless steel core Spoke key 3,4,5,6,8mm hex tool bits Philips head screw driver (PH2) T25 torx bit Tool bit extender Bottle opener Leather and recycled inner tube pouch

54cm Aluminum CAAD10 frame and carbon fork in matte black Bike Doctor graphics. It's in great shape. There is some rub on the headtube and a scratch on the top tube,and a couple little paint chips, but it's 100% structurally sound. The steerer is 50mm above the bearing cover, so there is a little room for spacers beneath your stem. $399 OBO for the frame and fork. Wow! That's a great price!

San Marco Regale Racing Team in like new condition. It just doesn't fit my butt well. If you have any questions or want more pics, let me know.