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Apollo Cafe hybrid bike 16" 700C wheels ?85


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Sorry but can't post a pic but exactly like this: https://www.halfords.com/bikes/hybrid-bikes/apollo-cafe-womens-hybrid-bike---16in-19in-frames-566759.html


Suit someone approx 5'6" to 5'10" dependent on how much the size matters to you.


Slightly corroded in places and no rack or plastic chainguard at the moment (easily fitted) but basically hardly used and as I am a cycle mechanic it may be the best serviced Apollo Cafe around! I have replaced cables and been into the bearings, greasing and adjusting everything as well as can be. Tyres and saddle are good and it is a nice simple and comfortable bike.


?85 PM for address in Hillsboro Rd - first to come gets it.


I should also be able to give you a set of LED lights to ride home safely.

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