jayray

Well where do I start with this bike.....bought new last January for £739.00 with the intent of riding to work, as it turns out this winter period turned my track into an XC course so I continued to use the Mountain Bike and left the Cube at home. Despite its severe lack of use it has still received every service at the recommended intervals by Cycle Experience and been cleaned after every weekend sprint, she is a real flyer and being hybrid by design you truly do get the best of both worlds: Comfort, speed and durability, rolled into a very aesthetically pleasing package. When you buy Cube you don't just get a world renowned name, you get the satisfaction of build quality, top rate components and the promise of low maintenance with high durability hence the reason I bought one. But how could I possibly justify keeping the bike when all it seems to do is gather dust? There are a few blemishes/scratches to the paintwork simply from being moved around in storage (mostly by the misses) but she looks fantastic and mechanically she's had more perfection tweeks than a retail bike! Postage to the UK is free and on me, so if you are interested put your offer in. Collection is also encouraged. Spec List as Follows: Frame: HPA Crossroad Triple Butted 62cm Large Fork: Aluminium Rigid Fork Headset: FSA NO. 10 semi-integrated Bars: Easton EA30 Flat Stem: Easton EA30, 25.4mm Speed: 27 Front Mech: Shimano Deore LX FD-M660 Down Swing, 34.9mm Rear Mech: Shimano Deore XT RD-M771 Top Normal Chainset: Shimano SLX FC-M660 Hollowtech II 48x36x26T., 175mm Bottom Bracket: Integrated BB Cassette: Shimano CS-HG50 11-32T., 9-Speed Chain: Shimano CN-HG53 Front Brake: Shimano BR-M422 V Rear Brake: Shimano BR-M422 V Rims: Schürmann Yak 622 V-Brake Front Hub: Shimano 105 HB-5700 Rear Hub: Shimano 105 FH-5700 Spokes: DT Industry 2.0 silver Tyres: Schwalbe CX Pro Front Schwalbe CX Pro Rear Seatpost: RFR Complight 31.6mm All the Best.

Specialized P24 rigid jump bike in near perfect condition, this bike was purchased from a fellow PinkBiker with the intention of getting back into trails and a little track racing but work takes up all my free time so the bike has seen only 3-4 days of use. It really is a fantastic ride and perfect for the taller user, if you want a bmx don't bother just put your leg over a 24" P24 and you get the best of both worlds with the option to add suspension if you need it. Perfectly styled with an anodised blue stem, seat post, hubs, sproket accompanied with clear seat and pedals it really is a gorgeous bike at standard spec. Retail is £350 so grab a real bargain. This bike receives top reviews and customer ratings everywhere, its a truly universal tool when it comes to street, dirt or park and the build strength and reliability of Specialized can be both seen and felt.

Here for sale is my Trek 1000 road bike, a bike that I have put alot of time and effort into completing. I wanted to achieve something that was both original but able to compete with the bikes of today's market without compromising both its quality and authenticity. I started with an original Trek 1000 hollowed aluminium frame, bars and carbon coat forks. This became the block for my build which now consists of: Shimano Sora integral brake / gear levers & shifters, Shimano Sora calipers, Shimano Sora front & rear mech, Shimano XT hubs with Mavic race rims, Bontrager cranks, Bontrager seat post, custom strength white chain, white cork based grip tape, white Campagnolo puncture resistant tyres, bottle cage, Italia race seat and lets not forget the Cat Eye Mity 8 onboard computer. As the new owner you may want to set up both the brakes and gears to your specific style of riding but for the average road user it will be perfect. This bike will suit both male and female riders, it is a MEDIUM frame at 56cm but do note that I am 6ft 3" and it has done me very proud as both the bars and seat post have plenty of adjustment available. I fail to see how a better bike can be supplied for the money especially when free postage is offered throughout the UK providing the asking price is met, if the asking price is not met and an offer is accepted then the postage charge will be £20. The bike is in fantastic condition for its age but the odd blemish form general use is to be expected but nothing compromises the ride. Preffered payment methods are either paypal / cheque or cash upon collection. Item is located in Christchurch Dorset. If you need anything please feel free to text or email 'James' at any time. Many thanks.