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I've worn these sparingly over the past few months that I've had them, they're in fantastic shape, no scratches. These are great if you want a pair of Aviators that are different from what everybody else has. They're made in Italy! I'm also selling a pair of New Black Smith Redline Max sunglasses with grey polarized lenses and extra red and clear lenses.

These have only been tried on, never "used" The clear and red lenses have never been mounted into the frames The frames are black and the grey lenses are polarized. Please come by to try them on, no obligations. Let me know if you have any other questions. I've also got a pair of black Rudy Project Prestige sunglasses available

I just received these in the mail today, I don't care for the way that they suit my face. The seller I bought them from used them a total of 3 times and it shows, they're in flawless shape, the blue lenses have not even been used. These are the team editions and aren't available for sale. They're made in Italy.

It's filled to the brim with tools that would cost hundreds to replace. Take a look at the pics to see exactly what's in there. Everything is Metric ( Except for one set of Allen keys) This is a great way to get started repairing your own bikes. Highlights: Park Chain Whip Park SPA-1 spanner Crank arm remover 2 chain breakers Various Allen keys 8 Mastercraft Ratcheting wrenches (these are expensive) 21 metric wrenches (Mastercraft) Park Spoke tool 4 Socket drivers with Various socket bits 1 portable dremel 2 portable screwdrivers And everything else you see in the picture I'm really not sure what this is worth, so I'm open to any offers.

It's not pretty but it functions perfectly ( I painted a frame on it) It folds away very easily under a bed or in a corner

The colourway didn't match so I've put this up for sale. It weighs approximately 200 grams! Given the length of the seat-post, you'll have approximately 150mm (6") of extension from the seat-rails to the clamp. It has 20mm offset and is 27.2 mm. The visible section ( area above the minimum insertion point) is in very nice shape with no major scratches. The part below only looks scuffed because I use friction paste.

These are the Mirage brakes, but when it comes down to performance, these are as good as record's without the exotic metals. These aren't used brakes that I'm trying to pawn off, the pads are very close to new and won't need replacing anytime soon.