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[FS] Swept-back bars, stem & levers / Zefal SP pumps

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  1. Goods for sale. Please email p[at]biggs[dot]tc

    ***All prices include postage***

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    Used set of very comfortable bars, with suitable stem and levers

    Handlebars -- like the ones here:
    www.sjscycles.com/store/vIndex.htm?item5551.htm
    ....except are chromed steel. Same dimensions (width is from bar end to bar
    end). Shape is probably the same although mine appear slightly less swept
    back (but this could be an optical illusion of the photo). Ideal for those
    who find modern straight flat bars too wide and er, straight and flat.
    Chrome is in good condition with only minimal scratching and no rust.
    Complete with grips.

    With a stumpy SR 5355 stem that's remarkably similar to this:
    www.sjscycles.com/store/vIndex.htm?item4326.htm
    ....except my shaft is 2cm shorter (if you pardon the expression). Note:
    handlebar has quite a bit of rise in itself.

    With Leechi 135A alloy brake levers that look quite like these:
    www.sjscycles.com/store/vIndex.htm?item8240.htm

    Total weight of components is 960g -- not bad for this type of thing and
    the bars will survive more knocking around than those Humperdinck jobs.

    £18 for the whole lot.

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    Lightweight full-size pumps: Zefal SP. Choice of two used grey & black
    plastic frame-fit pumps, for presta valves. Fit along seat tube, or under
    top tube if using a peg.

    This model is simple and reliable, in my experience. I'll be keeping one
    like it that I've used for many years. They are best suited to tyres under
    80 psi, but (size 4) can manage more if you go through the pain barrier
    :-)

    Size 3: fair condition, 136g, uncompressed length 52cm, compr 47cm, £3.

    Size 4: Branded "Raleigh" though is really a Zefal SP, good condition,
    152g, uncompressed length 57cm, compr 51cm, £4.

    Note: only one washer and washer retainer-nut to go between the two pumps.

    ~PB

  2. Used items -- now for sale individually

    **All prices include postage** Please email p[at]biggs[dot]tc

    Tall stumpy good quality SR stem that's remarkably similar to this:
    www.sjscycles.com/store/vIndex.htm?item4326.htm
    ....except its (stainless) shaft is 2cm shorter. 348g. Fair to good
    condition. £12

    Handlebars - like the ones here:
    www.sjscycles.com/store/vIndex.htm?item5551.htm
    ....except are chromed steel. 430g. Same dimensions (width is from bar end
    to bar end). Shape is probably the same although mine /appear/ slightly
    less swept back (but this could be an optical illusion). Ideal for those
    who find modern straight flat bars too wide and er, straight and flat.
    Chrome is in good condition with only minimal scratching and no rust.
    Complete with grips. £9

    Leechi 135A alloy brake levers that look quite like these:
    www.sjscycles.com/store/vIndex.htm?item8240.htm £3.50

    Or £16 for the whole lot.

    ~PB

  3. Pete Biggs said:

    Used items -- now for sale individually

    Quoted message said:

    Handlebars - like the ones here:
    www.sjscycles.com/store/vIndex.htm?item5551.htm

    Set 'em in concrete and you'll end up with a Sheffield Stand.

    --
    Young Musician of the Year 2004 was a fiddle

  4. Prices reduced (all inc post)

    Stem: £8
    Bars: £7
    Levers: £3
    or whole lot: £14

    Sorry for boring you with these ads but I'm not giving up that easily :-)

    ~PB

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