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Rare forks! V-brake (or canti) Note no decals - F7s is what I was sold them as but see pics and make up your own mind! Either way they are nice. Paint isn't great but they are solid and straight. Very stiff and light at 925g. 198mm steerer... enough for most largeish frames. .

Fairly well-used set of XT parallel push v-brakes, still fully functional and reasonably tidy, although they could do with a clean as I have used them in all weathers. Nearly new Fibrax pads in one set, very good Ritchey pads in the other. Include bolts but no noodles etc. Note one of the...

Has some scuffs but perfect to ride. Looks worse in the photos than in real life! Could be tidied easily - black shoe polish would do the trick! Add £4 for postage, payment by paypal friends and family, or pick up from South Devon,

1998 model year (if memory serves both frames are stamped with 1997 serial number) Orange Clockwork frames - 2 available, one must go… I’ve been hanging on to both of these for a while, and have enjoyed riding both but with other nice stuff in the stable I don’t need two, they're currently both...

Plus a couple of (suspect) inner tubes thrown in for good measure. These are all worn or damaged to some extent but probably all rideable too. All nice quality MTB tyres, Tioga, Schwalbe, Panaracer etc. At least two of them were sold to me for actual money by another forum member - but not up...

Needs a clean but in nice condition

Found it in the box of a rear wheel I bought off eBay. Looks very familiar but I can't recall where I've seen one before.

Probably a silly question, but I was born in London, so when it comes to riding off road I'm still a clueless townie in many respects. Now I'm lucky enough to live in Devon. There are quite a few Forestry England sites around here, centred around Haldon which has designated bike and walking...

Good quality triple crankset in very nice condition with only light marks, threads and tapers are perfect. I bought this a few years ago for a kids bike build - It's had light use since then and is still in really nice condition. It's hard to find short cranks like these - would also suit...

Deffo one for a rider, or a fixer upper. Looks comfy enough and will clean up OK.

For 26" wheels, V-brakes, 185mm steerer. Good general condition and seem to go up and down OK. Some marks as pictured. No dibs - they're available for sale until they're sold. PM if interested.

Was being ridden by both the Stupido Jr.s but they've now sized up so these are the bits I no longer need following a stripdown. Frame has marks and scratches a plenty but is sound and straight. Easton monkey bars ditto. Wheels and tyres show signs of wear and age but were being ridden...

I've got a hankering for a sprightly retro. Condition unimportant but ideally a full bike in rideable condition. 19" C-T. Maybe frame and forks if it's something I really like. The cheaper the better, but not a heavy low-end lump - it's got to be a willing climber. Either close to me in Devon or...

Classic hardtail in very nice condition, and mostly original spec. Mechanically it wants for nothing, cosmetically it's really nice with only very minor marks. I've owned this for almost 10 years, but during that time it's hardly been ridden. I bought it to try to get my wife out on the trails...

Been doing quite a few weekend rides with junior stupido the eldest. She's now 13 (!) and big enough that mum's 17" c-t Orange G3 fits her fairly well. It's not the ideal bike for her needs though, we're mainly doing traffic free paths which are often gravelly and wet but don't require...

So far 10kg worth (I may add a few bits to the box - we'll see) of bits that I'll never use, pay postage and it's all yours. I won't split but it would be cool if the recipient passes on any bits they don't need rather than binning them.

The one in / one out rule at Stupido towers means I have to sell at least one bike. I've also got a bike box taking up space so happy to post (£33.99 via Paisley Freight) or you can collect from me in South Devon. First up is a British Eagle Summit in single speed flavour. This is a quality...

Or a Dawes, or perhaps a British Eagle. Even a Townsend. Something in lugged steel, ideally Reynolds, 501 is fine. K2 would be nice. Thinking something like a Mirage, Yukon, or a Peak. Late 80s / Early 90s... Ideally in rideable condition, at least sound and worthy of further TLC, cosmetics...

At some point I got carried away buying forks which with hindsight are probably unsuitable for what I had in mind. I've got a couple of 98 clockworks which I believe were designed for 440mm a-c forks. I could be wrong, mind. I picked up a nice pair of Maguras (470 a-c) and some rigid forks sold...