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Non recorded postage is £4.95 if your happy with that?

The postage cost is £10.80 plus the cost of the brakes so the total is £18.80 Gbp. Thanks

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Still have them, both front and rear pairs, do you want them? Cheers

Yes I think, had a clear out the other day - I'll double check and post back tonight

24/11 Bump now £10 Ritchey Classic Handlebar 660mm width, 10 degree sweep with 0 degree rise Double butted 6061 alloy 31.8mm O/S center section Ritchey's "Classic" hi-polish silver finish - Bead-blasted and anodized finish improves fatigue strength Nominal wear, just the odd mark where...

Shimano Deore DX Rear Mech M650 Updated now £12 posted 24th November, these need to go, now £10

Yes they're front & rear with pads as well, cheers

Shimano STX Cantilever brakes pair F & R Sorry meant £8 for both pairs Need a good clean and a little TLC - Model MC33

£10 for front and rear pair posted, with maddison pads. Model Code is M560 I think Need a good clean **19/11 still have these as well**

ONZA RAW 110 BAR END ALLOY SKI-CINCH £5 posted within UK A little (ok a lot) of elbow grease will soon give you the mid 90's retro feel again **19/11 still have these**

For sale Shimano Stx RC chainset 175mm 5 arm FC-MC33 Bump now £25 posted within UK

Gripshift Mrx 7 speed shifters good condition 24/11 Bump £10

Looks a great little frame, depends on budget I guess - mine was painted by bob jackson and it's amzaing - you've got to keep it orange/white regardless! Do you need any finishing kit? I'm about to ebay a load of stuff next week from my clockwork build

It's all about an individuals perception of an acceptable lead time. After reading the thread I understand the repair and spray was quoted to be 5 weeks at one point, so understandably 7 months later would be a disappointment. It's about signposting customers, never over-promise something that...

Thanks all - for the kind words, yes thought about the Canti's - might be something to do in the future. The 'new' was a deliberate to make it a little more usable hence the comfy seat and road bias tyres. As for using it - I doubt she'll see propper mud unfortunatley, I'll leave that for...

At long last the build is nearing completion, some sneaky pics here. The rest will follow along with a spec list etc, the photo's don't do the paintwork justice but here goes anyway

This is my S-Works HT in action, nothing wrong with a new bike but it's like driving a Mondeo compared to a caterham, No soul