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Older model of boots with the zip-up cover to keep the laces clean. Very warm. These boots are too narrow for my feet, so I'd say the sizing runs really narrow compared to the bontrager shoes, I normally wear a 46 in that brand but these are too narrow for my wider feet I guess. Cleats are spd style, I put them on with anti-seize on the threads so they aren't seized or anything like that. Covers are long gone unfortunately. Buyer pays shipping, will be using Canada Post.

I picked this frame up to build a gravel bike with some cantis and fat tires. Lots of clearance for those big fat Rene Herse 26" tires. It might make a fun bike for light trail use or a sweet shiny cruiser. Might also make for a randonneur build with 650x42, there are fender mounts on the frame, and eyelets on the dropouts. I would drive a star-nut in the bottom of the steerer tube since there's no place to attach a fender there. I think this would make for a decent budget bikepacking build as well. I'm not 100% sure it's a Norco although the details match pictures of Norco Mocha bikes I've seen.The fork is a Onza fly guy fork, trials version, so it should be plenty strong for cruising gravel roads. No signs of abuse or cracks at all, the welds all seem like quality work, and the frame tubing is Easton. Frame is 17"/43cm from centre of BB to top of seat tube. Top tube is around 56cm/22". Would probably want a shorter stem for a gravel or road oriented build. Parts included for asking price: Frame & Fork (star nut hasn't been installed) 26.8mm velo orange seatpost Brand new neco headset installed Sugino 46/36/26 crankset and shimano BB (110bcd so can use for 1x) Stem of unknown make, mostly just there to keep the fork with the frame. If you don't want the crankset, BB, or seatpost, I can take 20$ off the price for each. The frame is designed for 26" wheels, but most cantis or v-brakes will have enough adjustment to use 650B wheels for a more road-oriented build. Could build it up with a disc brake on the front. Designed for top pull front derailleur, I can include an new SLX one for 20$ if you'd like to build it with flat bars. I also have 3x9 shimano deore shifters and a set of v-brakes & levers, would sell those for 40$.

A beautiful example of a Canadian built bicycle. Frame is steel, Columbus SL tubing, BB is Italian threaded. Chromed fork is in beautiful shape. There's a chain hanger on the rear. The spacing is 128mm so an older 7 speed wheel could work as well as a modern 11 speed road wheel, though it's a bit tighter going in. Internal cable for the rear brake, unfortunately the rubber grommets are showing signs of age but carbon frame grommets could possibly work better, I just don't have any that fit. The paint is a lovely orange shade with red splatter. There are a few scratches on the top tube and the usual signs of use on a 30+ year old frame. The frame is built up with a mix of Shimano 600 and Ultegra, and the crank is a nice Bontrager racelite. The headset is a Shimano 600 with cartridge bearings. Ultegra 9 speed (ST-6500) shifters with Ultegra 10 speed (6700) derailleurs so upgrading to 6700 brifters is possible. The rear derailleur is a long cage model. Cassette is 11-32 and front chainrings are 50/34 for a bit of an easier time climbing. Shifting works really well, was recently re-cabled. Brakes are dual-pivot Shimano 600, so they stop great. The rubber hoods are in excellent condition with no gumminess or sticky feeling. Bars are 3T, with brand-new, never ridden Fizik bar tape. The stem is a Nitto Technomic Deluxe. Seatpost is a short 'aero' Shimano 600, 27.2mm, the maximum saddle height with this post is around 74cm, minimum is around 70cm. Any modern post would fit if you want to swap it out. The saddle is a Selle Italia Ldy with titanium rails. It's comfortable for men too, with the wide relief channel. Pedals are wellgo R146. Wheels are built on 600 tricolor hubs laced to Mavic Open Pro rims, 36 spokes front and rear. Hub bearings feel smooth and spin freely. Tires are supple and fast Vittoria Corsa, they have seen some use but should have some kilometers left in them. The close-up of the seat cluster show the true colour of the frame better. Also included a pic of the paint damage and state of the decals. If you want any additional measurements, please ask! I'd say this will fit anyone that wears 30"-32" length pants. You could swap stems and get a longer post if your legs are longer. I'm 5'10" and really enjoyed riding this bike. Not interested in any trades or low-ball offers. Cash only! Can arrange pickup at a downtown bank machine if preferred. Will knock 20$ off if you don't want the flat pedals. If you're interested in converting to 10 speed I can throw in a chain and an 11-28 or 12-30 cassette if you pay the asking price. I'll also toss in a fresh set (4 pads) of NOS brake pads.