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I bought this fork direct from Soma, put in a star nut, mounted it, and then got a screaming deal on a new complete disc bike, so I’m selling it. Here’s the info from Soma: https://www.somafab.com/archives/product/lugged-disc-cyclocross-fork 400 a/c, 350mm uncut steerer. $150 shipped to continental US. Please ask if you have any questions. Thank you – Kelly

I bought three pair of these last year, and haven’t used this pair, and don’t road ride as much anymore, so they are up for sale. New in box, with tags, wrapping, etc. i’ve been riding for 40+ years, and for at least the last few decades on Assos bibs exclusively, and these are the most comfortable road shorts I’ve ever ridden. Free shipping in the continental US. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thanks – Kelly

2020 Surly Crosscheck 62cm clean!. I bought this frame in early 2020, and built it up with a combination of parts from a Masi I sold and new. I eventually decided that it just didn’t fit me, and I purchased a new bike that does. So, here’s the list: - Frame and fork are chromemoly steel; geo is on the Surly website; I think new frames are going for $700 (though Modernbike has a small for $630); uncut 350mm steerer tube) because I don’t like being a walking (or rolling) advertisement, I removed all of the stickers and the head badge, except on the fork stays and seat stays, and the “62” sticker on the top tube (I think you can get a sticker set, including head badge, for about 20 bucks); I love the sliding drop outs, so you get to pick the length of your chainstay; big tire clearance – the pictures show a 700 x 42 Continental ride tour, with gobs of clearance – shouldn’t be a problem putting on a 700 x 50; really nice riding bike; - wheels are Shimano Ultegra hubs laced 33x3 cross to Mavic open pro ceramic rims with, I believe, 14 gauge straight spokes; mismatched skewers – front is silver Ultegra, and rear is black XT; it’s really amazing how long these spin in the stand – never had an issue with them – cup and cone just keeps working; - drive train is a mix: shifters are microshift 9x3 (or 2, as I have set up), which have actually worked brilliantly; Front derailer is an old Shimano Dura-Ace 7700 (I painted the clamp band black, and it turned out really well); rear derailer is Shimano Deore M592 sgs (I just removed the sora derailleur from the new bike and replaced it with another M592 because it just works really well and has a strong return spring); cassette is a Shimano HG 9 speed 11-34 (brand new take-off)); chain is Shimano XT CN-HG 93 9 speed; crank is an FSA Vero 50/34 double (I was hesitant to get that, because FSA has had some issues, but this is brilliant); Shimano square taper bottom bracket; problem solvers downtube cable stops/adjusters in matching black - brakes: Front is a TRP CX8.4 (8mm arms); rear is either a Tektro RX6 (90mm arms) or a Tetro 930AL (95mm arms) - I just can’t remember which; both have Kool-Stop salmon (soft/sticky) pads; levers are older generic, with reach adjustment and cable adjustment; I run hydraulic brakes (SRAM Code RSC and Hayes Dominion A4, TRP Spyres, and Ultegra caliper brakes on other bikes, and, while these aren’t as strong as the hydros, I think they are as strong as either the TRP or Ultegras); - misc: Ritchie headset; Marin 350 0 offset two bolt seatpost; Marin collar; WTB volt saddle (saddle, seat post and collar are new); Continental ride tour 700x42 tires with tubes; generic bolt on rubber grips; uncut (800mm) Salsa Rustler bars; Easton stem (70mm, I think). I think that’s it. The frame and fork have maybe 350 miles on. I wish this fit me, but it doesn’t. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thank you - Kelly

Hi - I bought this WTB Deva saddle from Jensonusa November, 2021, based in large part on A.J. Barlas' glowing review at NSMB. Rode it 1x. Didn't work for me, so I'm selling here. Paid $45+. Asking $35 here + $5 shipping, and I'll eat pp fees. 260mm long by 145 wide. Cool cutouts in the bottom under the sit bones - see pix. Thanks - Kelly