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So my good lady had taken a liking to my mint sauce neck tube. I was wondering if anyone here has one they don't want so I can give her one for herself? Thank you.

I didn't spot that scoring. Umm, not too sure about that tbh!

Part of a wheelset on facebook, collection only from Lincoln area: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/908834540986169/

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Hi, the thing is I also have all the parts on an existing setup, but the hoses are too short for the bike they're going onto. The mechanic I spoke with said the olive and barbed fitting isn't reusable as you won't be able to get them off the hose so I figured from that I'd need new ones. Are you...

I'm in need of some 6mm olives, washers and barbed fittings for the C2 system. I've a couple of bikes to sort out so 4 of each would be marvelous. My google skills have been exhausted so am asking here, I've emailed Hope so will also see what they have available. Thanks in advance.

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26" 👍

It's been for sale for ages, they'd probably accept a cheeky offer.

nobody tempted? It will polish up lovely.

Just wondering if there is any mileage in getting a new dropout fabricated (I have no idea who would be able to do this mind you) which would have the correct bolt holes for fixing a disc brake. It looks like there would be room and the frame itself wouldn't need to be modified. What do you...

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Frame is still available should you want it, chainset and bottom bracket are now removed 👍

Nice bundle, looking for a pair if possible 👍

Lovely bike, too cheap imo but good luck.

everything past the "?" can be edited out of your link 👍 https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/115610312266?

Comment of the year 😄🏆

Thanks for the reply. I've already taken Mr Brocklanders advice and listed them 👍. https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/m730-xt-wheelset-mavic-oxygen-m6cd-rims.474736/

Hmm pre-brexit I would of done, but I'll get my ass spanked by fees most likely nowadays. #thanksbrexitidiots.

The regular looking nut on the outside of the dropout is what is holding the brake caliper to the frame. You can see the recessed section between the hub and caliper. This is what the hub sits into. I couldn't tell you what the hub spindle looks like, I've never dismantled it