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Now withdrawn. I have decided to change my one bike policy. Nicest frame I've ever ridden in my 53yrs and yet still, what I consider a reasonable price, is too much. Ouch! Tough times for these old bikes right now! I felt sorry for her so I'm going to keep her now. Thanks for your interest.

Reduced to £200 as I need the space!

For sale: a beautiful Ron Cooper classic steel bike. 57cm seat tube, 54cm top tube. (I'm 5'10 and it's a great fit). Mainly Campagnolo throughout: 52/42/30 Centaur triple crankset and front derailleur, Centaur rear derailleur with 12-27 9 speed cassette. Campagnolo Vento Asymmetric G3 wheels...

Now sold. :)

Thanks! But yes, that's perhaps a bit far to travel for this ol bike! :-)

Retro road bike from 1991. Lovely frame with chromo forks, seat stays and chain stays for smoothing out rough roads, and aluminium main frame for stiffness. Shimano Biopace triple crankset: 50/44/28. The oval rings are great for bad knees like mine, and the granny gear is a godsend on hills...

Now sold. :-)

Cool retro Cannondale from back in the days when Cannondale still made their bikes in the USA. Strong, comfortable frame- ideal for heavier riders, and surprisingly light for its age- certainly lighter than most entry level bikes. 56cm frame. For reference I am 5' 11" and it's a great fit. A mix...

I'm looking for something i can jump on and ride off into the sunset right away because a) I am mechanically challenged (I can tinker, but need to pay an expert to build), and b) I know from previous bike builds that I always end up going over budget! Thank you anyway. Sounds like a good frame.

Due to a lack of storage space I vowed to be a one-bike man, but that didn't last long! After selling a couple of bits on eBay I have £200 to spend, and all I can think of is that I'm sure I could find a spare corner for a cheap 'n cheerful steel road bike. So, does anyone have something half...

Re: An absolute gentleman! Not only did he have the bike I have been after for a long time, he also put my pedals and grips on for me. What a star! I hope to see around the Pentlands sometime soon. Thanks so much. :D

All sorted now! I am now the proud owner of a medium 2016 Genesis Longitude, thanks to RobMac. You made my day, and it was a pleasure meeting you! Now for the Pentlands... :-)

Now sold.

Re: PM sent. :-)

Re: WANTED: Genesis Longitude Medium 2015 or 2016 I've just moved to Edinburgh, and I'm still looking, so I thought I'd resurrect this old ad with a BUMP! I would also consider a 2018 model, and I might even fit a large.

I like to think that this is not one of your usual run-of-the-mill Galaxies! I upgraded almost everything before taking it on a tour of France and Belgium earlier this year. I wanted a bike which, at first glance, looks like your usual Galaxy and therefore might deter thieves, but I wanted it to...

I'm funding a bicycle tour so my beloved GT ZR 2.0 road bike has to go. It's an amazing bike, and not many around. Fast, comfortable and superb power transfer- a great sprinting bike. Don't take my word for it- here's a link to some reviews: http://www.roadbikereview.com/product/2 ... r-2-0.html...

Re: Re: I got all excited seeing your reply, and then I saw how far away you are! Gutted! Don't suppose you're planning any trips to London anytime soon? ;-)

Hi A bit of a long shot, but I don't suppose anyone has a Genesis Longitude for sale, ideally size medium (17.5)? I would also consider a large as I tend to like a more stretched out position. My budget is £700, though I would stretch to £800 for a 2015 model in green in pristine condition. I...

Re: Now sold.