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Isla bike Luath for Sale (red)


Bike has minor marks from usual wear and tear but is in very good used condition.This bike was purchased brand new in 2013 but hardly used in the last year due to my son taking up running. Also it is being sold with pair of used cross-tyres that came with the bike and in also in good condition. Front and rear wheels run very slightly untrue. Brake pads are worn but have a little bit of life left in them.


Here is the current web-page for this bike model which is still being sold:

http://www.islabikes.co.uk/islabikes-road-and-cyclo-cross-bikes.


?320.00 OVNO

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