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Islabikes Luath 26 Kids Road/ Cyclocross Bike


mrjackson99

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Selling for £165. Bike has been serviced. New handlebars and handlebar grip tape fitted.  Brake and gear cables replaced. Brand new comfort gel saddle (I can also give you the original worn Islabikes race saddle if you want it). Everything checked and looks to be running fine. Comes with bottle cage and extra pinch brakes for more casual riding. Has road tyres fitted but could easily be switched out for cyclocross tyres  Great Xmas gift. Amazingly light.  Check the Islabikes size chart online if you’re not sure on fit.  £165. Contact Mark on 07786996375. Collection west Dulwich. 

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