MtbCarl72

Hello Master the elements (i.e. potholes and gravel roads) with Jamis's Nova Pro Di2. This decked-out machine boasts a 7005-aluminum frame as well as a carbon, cross-specific fork to deliver a light, lively, smooth ride. Perfect for cyclocross racing, light trail riding, commuting and touring, the Nova rolls with Shimano's amazing Ultegra Di2 electronic group, which is the ultimate advantage when riding and racing in rough terrain. Another big advantage are Avid's BB7 disc brakes that offer superb grip, keeping the svelte Alex wheels with Vittoria tires in control no matter what the conditions throw at you. Plus, this sweet, all-purpose bike also boasts a plush Selle San Marco saddle and reliable Ritchey components. General Specifications: • Nova Pro Alloy frame with PF30 formed down tube and disc brake mounts • Shimano Ultegra Di2 with bb7 disc brakes Shimano CX70 46/36t crankset chain and 12-28t cassette • Alex CXD3 wheelset with Vittoria Cross XG Pro tires • Ritchey Comp Logic Curve bar • 7005 double-butted aluminum, tapered head tube, top tube formed with portaging flat • Jamis Cross fork, carbon composite 1-pc monocoque design • Shimano Ultegra Di2 drivetrain • Avid 160mm front and 140mm rear brake rotors Reasonable offers only

Hello I am sorry to part with this bike as it is my first real road bike. I am running out of room in the basement and need space! The Eyre Road was Cervelo's first serious attempt at a road bike and is the grandfather of the current line of Soloist bikes. Bike has been well taken care of. General Specifications: Colour: Beautiful bright orange (you will never lose it!) Headset: Cane Creek (C2 ahead) Frame: Aluminum (57/58 cm) Fork: RSC Carbon Shifting/Brakes: Shimano Ultegra 9 speed (shifters/brake levels recently replaced) Wheels: Velocity Deep V (super tough for Canada's crappy roads) Tires: Michelin Pro 3 (used but generally good shape) Could be a good bike to convert to an urban fixie? Any reasonable offers accepted. Local pickup only.