chrisj22

2013 Verenti Belief 60cm road bike to suit a rider 6ft and taller. I live in Canada so it’s spent most of the last 10 years in my mum’s garage and is therefore in very good condition and has been ridden for less than 500 miles! Great basic road bike with Shimano Tiagra components, FSA Omega Compact (50/34T) crankset, Tektro brakes and Alexia rims. Would make an excellent winter bike….check out the review at: https://www.bikeradar.com/news/verenti-2013-bikes-undergo-full-revamp/#:~:text=Verenti%20belief%2C%20their%20entry%20level%20aluminium%20framed%20road%20bike%3A,fork%20with%20an%20alloy%20steerer. **PRICED TO SELL** Fantastic deal so price is firm.

Selling my Bontrager Aeolus 5 Carbon Clincher wheels for rim brakes and 10 speed. These came with my 2012 Trek Madone and have spent most of the last eight years in storage due to injury (which is also the reason that I'm selling them). They're a lightweight 50mm deep carbon wheel that are fairly basic compared to more expensive models but gave me many years and kilometers of faithful service! Selling for $250 for the pair and I'll leave on the ultegra cassette and (nearly new) pair of Continental Grand Prix 4000 tires that I was using with them.

Selling my pair of Boyd 60mm carbon clincher wheels. These are for rim brakes and 11 speed. They are a 2015 model but as you can see from the very good condition, they've spent most of the last eight years in storage due to injury. The rear freewheel does have a few grooves from wear but has plenty of kms left and is very easy to replace. I have always enjoyed the way they ride (and sound they make :), I'm only selling because injury is forcing me to give up my road bike. They cost $1,750 new, selling for $700 for the pair and I'll leave the (nearly new) Continental Grand Prix 4000 tires on the rims :) Check out: https://boydcycling.com/collections/podium-carbon-road-rim-brake/products/60mm-carbon-clincher-wheelset

Selling my 60cm Cannondale SuperSix Evo Hi-Mod Dura Ace 2 for $1,750. It's a 2015 model but as you can see from the almost new condition, it has spent most of the last eight years in storage due to injury. I made a few modifications when I bought it: • Seat post upgraded to a Thomson Elite setback • Stem upgraded to a Thomson Elite 90mm (I have in the original stem if preferred) • Saddle upgraded to a Bontrager Paradigm with carbon rails (I have in the original seat if preferred) • Pedals upgraded to Look Keo 2 Max Carbon (I will include the original flat pedals :) • Chainset changed to a Shimano 105 standard crankset (53/39) with 165mm cranks Its a great machine for riding or racing.....light but stiff, excellent on the climbs and the flats. Don't take my word for it, check out any of the reviews: - https://www.gearpatrol.com/outdoors/a112810/cannondale-supersix-evo-hi-mod-dura-ace-2/ - https://www.bicyclebluebook.com/value-guide/2015%20Cannondale%20SuperSix%20EVO%20Hi-MOD%20Dura-Ace%202/ - https://www.cyclingavenue.com/en/cannondale-supersix-evo-hi-mod-dura-ace-di2-can-brd1382-1 This is a great deal so the price is firm!

Cannondale SI Hollowgram 10-speed compact road crankset with 50/34t chainrings, 175mm cranks and compatible with BB30 bottom brackets. The crankset is brand new and completely unused, it came with my new Cannondale Supersix but I have a Shimano power meter so needed to install a Shimano crankset. It is included on Cannondale's high end road bikes and retails separately for $700. It comes highly rated for stiffness and weight (only 611 grams!) and would make a perfect upgrade for anyone running a BB30 bottom bracket. It scored 4/5 on Bike Radar who gave the verdict "light, stiff and well priced -- and it's pleasingly easy to fit". Check out the review at: http://www.bikeradar.com/road/gear/category/components/chainsets/chainset-road/product/review-cannondale-si-chainset-15-49070/