eliott08

Hi, up for sale is my Identiti P60 jump/street 24" bike. I built this bike a couple of years ago and I have used it throughout the summer months, its a very sweet set-up and rides great whether its on dirt or park and was built using the best parts that'd give maximum performance and durability (cost a bomb to build). I'm only selling it because it is surplus to my needs now as I have just built a fresh 26" set-up. The condition of the bike is great (considering most jump/park bike take a lot of abuse), cosmetically there's the occasional chip/scratch and chain slap on the chain stay but its free from any dents/ding and is as straight as it was when first built. One of the best things about the bike is the forks, they're 2007 Marzocchi dirt jumper 1's with dual air and these were the last to be made in Italy before production moved to Taiwan (the condition of these forks is great although to be perfect could do with a service). The only thing this bike needs is a new driver as the driver body has snapped (so is not currently ride able) but heres the spec: •Frame: Identiti P60 (24" specific) •Fork: Marzocchi Dirt Jumper 1 2007, 100 mm travel, 20 mm through axle •Headset: Dia-tech sealed angular bearings •Stem: Deity phantom •Handlebar: Deity villain 3 •Grips: Vans x cult waffle •Brakes: Avid BB7 with a 160mm rotor operated by an Odyssey monolever via an Odyssey slic cable •Bottom Bracket: Deity euro BB (although has developed some play and a little creek so could do with been replaced but is perfectly ride able as is) •Crank: Deity vendetta 3.0 with Deity titanium spindle •Chainring: Deity termite 25t •Chain: KMC kool chain (recent) •Rims: DMR blackline (very true) •Hubs: Halo wide boy front, Halo djd with 11T Driver (driver needs replacing) •Spokes: Halo black spokes and black nipples •Tires: Tioga fs1000 2.1 rear & front (half worn) •Seatpost: Shadow conspiracy pivotal - Saddle: Macneil pivotal •Pedals: DMR V12 (a little tired but perfectly serviceable) I have very honestly described the bike and it is priced accordingly. The bike will be collection only from Mansfield and I do not want to swap it for an xbox, Chinese pit bike or anything else for that matter. Feel free to ask me any questions about the bike, thanks for looking. Cheers Eliott Collection only, no timewasters, I wont split for parts and no swaps

Up for sale is my 2010 Kona Cinder Cone, its an 18" frame and is still close to the original spec. The bike was bought new from Rutland cycles in March 2011 and was used to commute to work and back for a year until I began driving. The bike has never been used off road but been as it was frequently used to commute on roads so does show some wear. The frame itself has the usual chips on the chainstay but apart from the odd cable ruble rub has very few imperfections, the forks have slight cable rub on the crown but the stantions are perfect and the lowers are in good condition too but the seals have just began to perish (this is me being very picky). The bike does need some tlc though as the break pads are due for replacement, the gears could do with tweaking, the rear rim needs replacing as its buckled not beyond the point of been unridable but too far to be re-trued (due to a incedint with a curb) and just a minor service really (a brand new chain has just been fitted). Its a really nice bike and its served me well but is now no longer needed. Heres the current spec: Fork - RockShox Tora SL 100mm Crankarms - FSA Alpha Drive Powerdrive (14-16=170, 17-22=175mm) B/B - FSA Powerdrive Pedals - Wellgo LU-A9 Chain - Freewheel - Shimano Deore (11-32, 9spd) Front Derailer - Shimano Deore Rear Derailer - Shimano SLX Shifters - Shimano Deore Handlebar - Kona XC/BC Riser (31.8mm x 660mm Wide) Stem - Kona XC/BC (6°± ; 14-16=75mm, 17-19=90mm, 20-22=105mm) Grips - ODI lock-on (recent) Brakes - Shimano 486 Hydraulic Disc 7" fr / 6" rr Hubs - Shimano M475 Disc Tires - Rims - Alex DP17 Saddle - Charge spoon Seatpost - Kona Thumb This listing is 100% accurate as I've honestly decribed it, collection only with cash on collection. Cheers Eliott