Bike parts and cycling accessories for sale - handlebars, pumps, stem, seatpost

By turtle1409
May 28, 2025 in For Sale & Items Offered

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turtle1409

Posted May 28, 2025

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Posted May 28, 2025

1) Prime TT handlebars, used a handful of times. Excellent condition, £60 ONO

2) Selcof bullhorn handlebars, excellent condition. 31.8mm diameter, £8 ONO

3) bx drop handlebars, marked from bar tape but otherwise excellent condition. Width not stated on bars but measures as 400mm. £8 ONO

4) Selcof Zeta Italiana drop handlebars, 420mm width, 31.8mm diameter. £8 ONO

5) Specialized bike stem in perfect condition. Length - 110mm, material - 6061 alloy. £5

6) Schrader 'Clever Valve' CO2 inflator, £8

7)Another unbranded CO2 inflator, £5

😎 Lezyne HP drive mini hand pump, £3

9) Lifeline mini hand pump, £3

10) Thomson Elite seatpost, measurements in photos. £40 ONO

Let me know if you have any questions or are interested in purchasing more than one. Available for collection from SE5 or can deliver locally.

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