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FREE: XL trek bike frame and random bike bits, Goodmans speakers and amp 240v car battery charger


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Doing spring clean of the basement! The following is available for pick up from Barry Road , until we run it to the charity shop/recycling centre:



Kenwoood 8C-800AV amp with 7 aux inputs and 2 x Goodmans maxim 2 speakers- these are a bit dusty from being in the basement but all working and great sound.


Halfords advanced Electronic battery charger. Plus into the mains and charges a car/leisure battery.


Trek 7.3fx XL bike frame and forks only. For someone 6?3 and above wanting a project bike. Good frame but tatty from being in the basement.


3 panniers, a selection of drop handlebars with or with out break levers/ tiagra shifters. I have loads of bike parts too many to list. Anyone know of a charity that takes bike parts?


Rog

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