MacRetro Trading Post
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jimihendrix
MacRetro Rider
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Hi Guys, selling my GT Zaskar.
It's a 94 genuine Zaskar 6061 frame, 16" from BB spindle to centre of top tube, early Zaskar LE stickers, has a slight dent on the downtube and a bit of chain suck damage but apart from that frame is sound.
Halo Combat SAS rims, Hope Mono Mini discs (A2Z plate on rear) nice L&M cranks, XT gears and hubs, short mech on rear with road cassette (11-28 i think ?), Syncros stem but seatpost is just a cheapo with a Syncros sticker, forks are Marzocchi Z5 Bombers, rebuilt in 2015 with new seals and oil, pump supplied.
I'm keeping the pedals pictured but can bung an old set on if need be.
Rides superb but rear brake is dragging slightly due to lack of use (last ridden 2015
), also tyres past their best
Looking for £220 collected.
Hi Guys, selling my GT Zaskar.
It's a 94 genuine Zaskar 6061 frame, 16" from BB spindle to centre of top tube, early Zaskar LE stickers, has a slight dent on the downtube and a bit of chain suck damage but apart from that frame is sound.
Halo Combat SAS rims, Hope Mono Mini discs (A2Z plate on rear) nice L&M cranks, XT gears and hubs, short mech on rear with road cassette (11-28 i think ?), Syncros stem but seatpost is just a cheapo with a Syncros sticker, forks are Marzocchi Z5 Bombers, rebuilt in 2015 with new seals and oil, pump supplied.
I'm keeping the pedals pictured but can bung an old set on if need be.
Rides superb but rear brake is dragging slightly due to lack of use (last ridden 2015
), also tyres past their bestLooking for £220 collected.
Re:
SOLD.
Ladies bike anyone? (Rob??)
It's a Giant "Rock" in XS frame size.
In generally good condition, a few scratches and marks from cable rub as you'd expect with a used bike.
It's been upgraded with front suspension forks with lockout, front disc brake, XT rear mech, recent new Ritchey Headset and seatpost.
All in working order, but I'm building a Zaskar for the Mrs now so this'll have to go.
£70.
SOLD.
Ladies bike anyone?
(Rob??)It's a Giant "Rock" in XS frame size.
In generally good condition, a few scratches and marks from cable rub as you'd expect with a used bike.
It's been upgraded with front suspension forks with lockout, front disc brake, XT rear mech, recent new Ritchey Headset and seatpost.
All in working order, but I'm building a Zaskar for the Mrs now so this'll have to go.
£70.
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Hi Guys
Not sure if anyone is currently in the market for this but will put it here first for a while and at macretro prices, which are still negotiable north of the border
FOR SALE:
YEPP Maxi Seat
This is Calebs seat that has been used on the Long Haul Trucker for day rides and also for touring. He has outgrown it and while we have now got the Big Dummy, this seat would have attached to the platform on the Dummy, the same as a rack.
It is a well designed and made Dutch seat that comes with the rack attachment for mounting it. These seats come with either a seatpost brace or a small rack top that just attaches to the top of a normal rear rack. The seat then fits into an opening and one end is adjusted via a heavy duty mechanism to a secure fit that can then be locked, so it will never move. Once the rack is on the seat securely mounts in about 60 seconds. There is no movement or flexing at all. The seat section is a sort of heavy duty flexible material that is attached to a metal frame so it's quite comfortable. Caleb has spent a few continuous days touring in this and never complained.
As can be seen in the pics it is in perfect condition, with all straps and reflectors etc in place and there is two keys with it as well. It is obviously quite well made as it looks barely used when in fact it has been well used, though looked after. The rack attachment included has the four bolts and clamps for securely attaching it to any rack. The seat itself has a comfortable but secure harness and the feet wells which keep feet safely out of wheels etc also have little straps to secure feet.
There is lots of info and reviews etc on the web so just google and you will get an idea.
RRP seems to vary depending on the fitting used but generally for a rack mounted version and the adapter rack its usually well over £100 new,
We are looking at £45 and can try and deliver to save posting as we are heading down to Glasgow early next month and also heading across to Edinburgh at some point so can always hook up somewhere.
Have included a couple of pics of how it clamps to the rack so you can see. Any questions let me know.
Jamie
DSCN3349 by Jamie Dyer, on Flickr
DSCN3353 by Jamie Dyer, on Flickr
Clamp section underneath in grey
DSCN3354 by Jamie Dyer, on Flickr
rack mount with the middle square section where the clamp mounts through.
DSCN3355 by Jamie Dyer, on Flickr
With rack in situ, showing how rear part of clamp winds out to secure, otherside of red safety button is the lock.
DSCN3356 by Jamie Dyer, on Flickr
DSCN3357 by Jamie Dyer, on Flickr
DSCN3358 by Jamie Dyer, on Flickr
DSCN1552 by Jamie Dyer, on Flickr
CalebOrkney by Jamie Dyer, on Flickr
Not sure if anyone is currently in the market for this but will put it here first for a while and at macretro prices, which are still negotiable north of the border
FOR SALE:
YEPP Maxi Seat
This is Calebs seat that has been used on the Long Haul Trucker for day rides and also for touring. He has outgrown it and while we have now got the Big Dummy, this seat would have attached to the platform on the Dummy, the same as a rack.
It is a well designed and made Dutch seat that comes with the rack attachment for mounting it. These seats come with either a seatpost brace or a small rack top that just attaches to the top of a normal rear rack. The seat then fits into an opening and one end is adjusted via a heavy duty mechanism to a secure fit that can then be locked, so it will never move. Once the rack is on the seat securely mounts in about 60 seconds. There is no movement or flexing at all. The seat section is a sort of heavy duty flexible material that is attached to a metal frame so it's quite comfortable. Caleb has spent a few continuous days touring in this and never complained.
As can be seen in the pics it is in perfect condition, with all straps and reflectors etc in place and there is two keys with it as well. It is obviously quite well made as it looks barely used when in fact it has been well used, though looked after. The rack attachment included has the four bolts and clamps for securely attaching it to any rack. The seat itself has a comfortable but secure harness and the feet wells which keep feet safely out of wheels etc also have little straps to secure feet.
There is lots of info and reviews etc on the web so just google and you will get an idea.
RRP seems to vary depending on the fitting used but generally for a rack mounted version and the adapter rack its usually well over £100 new,
We are looking at £45 and can try and deliver to save posting as we are heading down to Glasgow early next month and also heading across to Edinburgh at some point so can always hook up somewhere.
Have included a couple of pics of how it clamps to the rack so you can see. Any questions let me know.
Jamie
DSCN3349 by Jamie Dyer, on FlickrDSCN3353 by Jamie Dyer, on FlickrClamp section underneath in grey
DSCN3354 by Jamie Dyer, on Flickrrack mount with the middle square section where the clamp mounts through.
DSCN3355 by Jamie Dyer, on FlickrWith rack in situ, showing how rear part of clamp winds out to secure, otherside of red safety button is the lock.
DSCN3356 by Jamie Dyer, on FlickrDSCN3357 by Jamie Dyer, on FlickrDSCN3358 by Jamie Dyer, on FlickrDSCN1552 by Jamie Dyer, on FlickrCalebOrkney by Jamie Dyer, on Flickr
