FS: Cindercone frameset 19" and parts Price drop

[fredgassit]

Cindercone frame set (inc. hset and stem) £55 plus postage of £10

16" centre-centre 19" centre-top
Deore MT60 cranks £20 posted SOLD
UN72 68x122.5 £8 posted SOLD PP
LX cantis vitually new Acor pads £10.00 SOLD PP
500 LX 28.6 BP mech £6 posted SOLD PP

pics here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/25194231@N ... 488715782/

 

[fredgassit]

Price drop bump

 

[IDB1]

Is the UN72 buttery smooth and will it be cool in a 73mm setup?

 

[stedlocks]

I can only see a black explosif on the pictures??
If thats for sale for £55 I'll have it

 

[fredgassit]

Ignore the stickers, someone previous was trying it on.
Unless Anthony can confirm otherwise I'm pretty sure it's a cinder cone

 

[fredgassit]

IDB1 - BB is nice and smooth but is 68mm so no good for a 73mm shell unless you have the 73mm cups and fancy removing the 68mm fixed suide cup. Not sure how easily it will come off after all these years.

 

[Coleman]

Do those cranks include the chain rings?

 

[fredgassit]

Yes they do, if you think it's too cheap you can pay more.

 

[IDB1]

Cheers dude. . . still learning about all this and haven't really got to grips with bb wizardry yet

 

[fredgassit]

Wizardry - don't know what you mean.

First there was square tapers in either 68 or 73mm, oh and 70mm for road bikes with the right hand threads that are just wrong! These came in lengths from 102-132 depending on crank and frame and the early ones lasted forever.
Then came Octalink which had silly splines and lasted about 2 years before Shimano moved on. Which was about as much as you could hope for from your bearings.
Then there was ISIS which has slightly less silly splines but had two crank bolt threads to p**s you off
Then there was HT2 which kind of fitted most things but you are meant to get your frame faced before fitting (not a home job)
Then FSA did GPX outboard bearings, but they are slightly different size bearing just to p**s you off
Now there is BB30 which is just like Klein used 20 years ago. You can fit these with a hammer

See - simples!

Just don't get me started on front mechs!