Up for sale are the main parts of my gary fisher hack here in detail:
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=261151&p=1985214#p1985214
I have taken some pictures tonight after stripping. I can take more if needed.
Included is the (new in winter) headset which still runs smooth as you like (m part, cartirdge bearings (i think)), and forks which are small axle crown so fit the frame perfectly and has a massive steerer tube.
The disc brake is a deore (not sure on model) shimano with 160 rotor on front. Again, bought new but was a left hand lever, I just flipped it over as it made no difference and looks as in pic. Works perfectly.
And finally, a Quando hubbed disc wheel on no name black rim. Not the lightest but does the job. Spoke tension is ok, could probably do with a tighten but I have been putting in decent miles on this and it ran fine as it is. Did a 30 mile road ride on it last week in fact.
I will split if no interest as a whole and would offer the following prices:
Forks £35 posted
Headset £8 posted
Frame £30 posted now on flea bay
Wheel £20 posted
Disc brake £13 posted
Discount if you buy more than one bit or can collect.
Badly touched up paint: this looks like bubbling, it definately isnt its just the light. Its just two shades of red, looks a bit naff close up.
Mud not scratches here:
Good tyre clearance for a retro
Chips, the worst few
Frameset
Still looks good not close up
All threads great
Modded canti guide so accepts v brakes. Could do with a bit of paint to stop it looking so ugly to be honest
Disc brake
Crinkle on the decals
Quando hub, still a bit muddy. Sorry about that.
The one scratch on the wheel. Not deep. Will t cut out, or else black is the easiest colour to touch up
M part headset. I really rate these
Has to be everything answered but if not please ask. Happy to help.
If you want to look at it first that's cool. I'm in East Devon.[/quote]
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=261151&p=1985214#p1985214
I have taken some pictures tonight after stripping. I can take more if needed.
Included is the (new in winter) headset which still runs smooth as you like (m part, cartirdge bearings (i think)), and forks which are small axle crown so fit the frame perfectly and has a massive steerer tube.
The disc brake is a deore (not sure on model) shimano with 160 rotor on front. Again, bought new but was a left hand lever, I just flipped it over as it made no difference and looks as in pic. Works perfectly.
And finally, a Quando hubbed disc wheel on no name black rim. Not the lightest but does the job. Spoke tension is ok, could probably do with a tighten but I have been putting in decent miles on this and it ran fine as it is. Did a 30 mile road ride on it last week in fact.
I will split if no interest as a whole and would offer the following prices:
Forks £35 posted
Headset £8 posted
Frame £30 posted now on flea bay
Wheel £20 posted
Disc brake £13 posted
Discount if you buy more than one bit or can collect.
Badly touched up paint: this looks like bubbling, it definately isnt its just the light. Its just two shades of red, looks a bit naff close up.
Mud not scratches here:
Good tyre clearance for a retro
Chips, the worst few
Frameset
Still looks good not close up
All threads great
Modded canti guide so accepts v brakes. Could do with a bit of paint to stop it looking so ugly to be honest
Disc brake
Crinkle on the decals
Quando hub, still a bit muddy. Sorry about that.
The one scratch on the wheel. Not deep. Will t cut out, or else black is the easiest colour to touch up
M part headset. I really rate these
Has to be everything answered but if not please ask. Happy to help.
If you want to look at it first that's cool. I'm in East Devon.[/quote]
