MRP loveliness (16th July)

You lucky, lucky people. Today I have:

31. An amazingly original 1988 Fisher Hoo Koo E Koo. Lovely. Perfect geometry for a gnarly tourer, but I bought the wrong size. :oops:
It's exactly the same as Sheffield's one. Click here to see how good it could look after a skilled restoration.
Includes frame, forks, the deore U brake, the unique fisher stem, headset and BB.
20" c-c.
For now, this item is not available. I built it up as a tourer for someone to sample the delights of touring on the cheap, and I'm loathe to take it apart again!
 
Re: pedals

city_slicker":3lyka8yo said:
quills please...
And now he doesn't want them, so they're available again. :evil:
SR SAKAE RINGYO top quality Japanese pedals for a vintage fixie, or any top end 1970s road bike. £10 posted, photos on page 1.
32. On-One "Twelfty" seatpost. SOLD33. Kona Racelight bars. Another quality lightweight bar from the 90s. A shade over 200g by my kitchen scales. 525mm uncut, not very much layback. Spiffy. Got to be worth £5 posted REDUCED!.
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34. Ritchey seatpost. SOLD.
 
Updates as of 25th May
I have to get some of this stuff gone, so the Fisher is being offered built up in a touring configuration, so someone gets to own a nice machine for their LEJoG or whatever on the cheap. Everyone should try touring, and this will be a great introduction. Check back tomorrow.
35. GT Branded saddle by Viscount. Some scuffs on back, but period correct to about 1992-ish. Looks wickedly uncomfortable but fast, a bit like the best girls. £5 including postage. REDUCED!
36. Tioga Factory 2.1 DH tyres. Front and rear specific, hardly used, and strong enough to survive nuclear winter. Well worth £14 posted for a bike's worth of classic mid skool tyres and tubes can't be bad, but what I really want is a swap for a slightly lighter set of tyres.
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37. Rigida Laser 400 eyeletted rims, on 7spd Deore LX hubs. Bloody brilliant, these. Strong, light, retro and sexy. Eyeletted, black. Some wear, but completely true; I'd trust them. Would look wonderful on something lightweight from the early 90s.
£38 posted.
 
38. Raleigh Kellogs Pro Tour. Won in a raffle in 1989, it's spent its entire life covered up in a shed. Seriously, I am the only person to have been for a long ride on it, ever. Stunning as well as irreplaceable:
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I bought this less than a week ago, but I have just agreed to buy Legrandefromage's latest steed and something has to give!
SOLD. You'll **never** find another one like this, ever.
21" c-c
 
I fell over these wheels earlier, so make me an offer. They are the Rigida/Deore LX ones
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Make me an offer, I need rid of them.
 
Long time since I've even been tempted by a drop barred bike - but that Raleigh is really VERY pretty!
Are the rims steel or ally?
Is it 21.5" "square" c to c?
 
The rims are ally, and eyeletted. Everything on this is a notch up from a steel rimmed 10 speed.
Will do complete measurements tomorrow.
 
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