sim1bailey

Lake CX 237 road shoes, size 42 - black. Bought these in fall 2017 and used only that fall before switching to an extra-wide version of the same shoe ( have had issues with foot swelling in ultra distance races- these normal Lakes are wider than most brands already in the toe box). They have been sitting around in case I want to use them again, but have decided to let go as am switching my fleet over to MTB shoes. Some cosmetic scratches on the bottoms from walking, and one speck of bleach somehow on the side as pictured, but in great condition for use! Boa closures have worked perfectly, bottoms have useful markings to keep track of cleat position. Buyer pays shipping, can also meet up if in Boston area. Cleats not included. Here's the product link: https://lakecycling.com/products/cx-237?variant=1635030204425

2015 Garmin Edge 25 Used in 2015 and 2016, until I needed a GPS with a bigger screen for routing. Tiny+lightweight, great for keeping track of time/speed/distance for rides under 6 hours. Works with a heart rate monitor. I had bought an additional charging cable as a backup so they are both included. 3 of the 4 original sets of bands to attach to your stem/bars.

All-road frameset (1900$) ($4000 value, handmade in USA, bought 10 months ago) - currently has 28mm tires but can fit up to 32mm knobby and possibly 33-35 mm tires depending on tire/rim combo -Seven Cycles carbon fork, painted white. I had some stickers on there but they came off with no residue. - long-reach Grand Crux rim brakes - I will include these with the frameset because they're long reach for the extra tire clearance -68mm threaded bottom bracket -Cane Creek headset Complete bike (+1400$) - Ultegra 50/34 11-28, 172.5, Fizik 40 cm bars, 100 mm stem, seatpost - Wheels: Boyd Altamont alloy rims, tubeless ready, 28/32 spokes, White Industries hubs, hand built by Southern Wheelworks. Made in January 2017 at Seven Cycles in Watertown MA, titanium Seven Redsky, 55.5 cm effective top tube length. It was designed with long-distance rides and self-supported bikepacking races in mind - there's a downtube bottle cage and the two regular ones are lower than normal so a half-framebag can fit, even with all 26oz bottles, as pictured. The fitting process was not right for my style of riding, so after months of trying to make this bike work for me, I've come to the sad conclusion that the frame is just too big for my 5'7" self. Because I had to use a tiny stem that handled weirdly in order to make it fit me, it hasn't gotten as much use as one would expect, but it got some good testing over 900 miles in 4.5 days during a short-lived attempt at the Trans Am Bike Race this June. It was such a good ride - comfortable for 18+ hours every day. It is sad to let it go but it needs a good home with someone who will use it to its full potential, and so I can get something that fits me. I requested not to have a big Seven sticker logo put on, and the smaller Redsky logo stickers have partially come off as you can see, but if you want any replacement logos, this style or different, the factory in Watertown MA. Never crashed. Only has about 2500 miles on it, changed the chain twice in that time, and it has been sitting safely in my room since October. Shipping extra