******Sorry, but for personal reasons I have to withdrawn these parts from the sale. I wish it was different.....*******
Due to an unexpected buy
, I hereby put up for sale my 2004 Nishiki FS. For a big part, I build up this bike myself about 2 years ago with a lot of new parts, so it seems sensible to split. I haven't thought out all parts yet and I don't have pics of them as well (I am still on holiday this week), so i will stick to a description of the main parts + price.
I have used this bike in the past to years for about 1000miles. It is in Italy where I spent my holidays and is well maintained. All parts I bought new 2 years ago are still in very good condition with only minor marks. Shocks are probably the best parts. Set them up 2 years ago and never had to add air. Not serviced though, but in very good condition. All prices without postage from Holland.
- Fox 120mm RL F32, 1 1/8 steerer (190mm?), 15mmQR, lockout + rebound, 125 pounds
- Fox RL shock 2011, 165/38mm, lockout + rebound, 125 pounds
- BB7 MTB brakes (180/160), need new pads probably, 35 pounds
- Avid Speed Dial SL brake levers, one has been bent a bit after a fall, but could be straithened, 15 pounds
- XT shifters M750 (original) black, good condition, 20 pounds
- XT M750 rear mech, just replaced jockeys (worth 25 euros...), 15 pounds
- Ritchey 11/8 headset internal, 10 pounds
- Deore crankset (Hollowtech), middle ring is XT (2y), 25 pounds
- XT BB, Hollowtech II, just bought, so 5 rides, 10 pounds
- Mavic Crossride UB wheels 2010, front with 15mm, rear has a small wiggle, but should be easy to take out, 50 pounds
- Nishiki frame, had it sandblasted and that was it, no dents, all bearings replaced except from the chainstay ends, as these are bushings. Have some play now. More details when someone is interested. One of the best FS frames geometry I have riden. (efective top tube is 610mm), 75 pounds.
That is it to start, if somebody has interest in other parts, or if my prices are ridiculous, please let me know.
Here a pic of the bike build up. I can take pics on request of parts next week. Full build thread here -> http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=124092
Due to an unexpected buy
, I hereby put up for sale my 2004 Nishiki FS. For a big part, I build up this bike myself about 2 years ago with a lot of new parts, so it seems sensible to split. I haven't thought out all parts yet and I don't have pics of them as well (I am still on holiday this week), so i will stick to a description of the main parts + price. I have used this bike in the past to years for about 1000miles. It is in Italy where I spent my holidays and is well maintained. All parts I bought new 2 years ago are still in very good condition with only minor marks. Shocks are probably the best parts. Set them up 2 years ago and never had to add air. Not serviced though, but in very good condition. All prices without postage from Holland.
- Fox 120mm RL F32, 1 1/8 steerer (190mm?), 15mmQR, lockout + rebound, 125 pounds
- Fox RL shock 2011, 165/38mm, lockout + rebound, 125 pounds
- BB7 MTB brakes (180/160), need new pads probably, 35 pounds
- Avid Speed Dial SL brake levers, one has been bent a bit after a fall, but could be straithened, 15 pounds
- XT shifters M750 (original) black, good condition, 20 pounds
- XT M750 rear mech, just replaced jockeys (worth 25 euros...), 15 pounds
- Ritchey 11/8 headset internal, 10 pounds
- Deore crankset (Hollowtech), middle ring is XT (2y), 25 pounds
- XT BB, Hollowtech II, just bought, so 5 rides, 10 pounds
- Mavic Crossride UB wheels 2010, front with 15mm, rear has a small wiggle, but should be easy to take out, 50 pounds
- Nishiki frame, had it sandblasted and that was it, no dents, all bearings replaced except from the chainstay ends, as these are bushings. Have some play now. More details when someone is interested. One of the best FS frames geometry I have riden. (efective top tube is 610mm), 75 pounds.
That is it to start, if somebody has interest in other parts, or if my prices are ridiculous, please let me know.
Here a pic of the bike build up. I can take pics on request of parts next week. Full build thread here -> http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=124092
