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ash89 Wrote:

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> Hi,

> I'm looking for an old bike I can fix up over the

> summer. Preferably a mens racer or road bike but

> I'm not overly fussy. I'd be happy to offer some

> cash so if you have any collecting cobwebs in

> sheds, garages or cellars I'd be very interested

> to hear from you :)

> Many thanks


Hi


I have a Merida 50cm Speeder T3 frame, forks and seat stem. It's of 2012 manufacture in good overall condition.


I am open to offers in the region of ?100

pipsky2008 Wrote:

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> ash89 Wrote:

> --------------------------------------------------

> -----

> > Hi,

> > I'm looking for an old bike I can fix up over

> the

> > summer. Preferably a mens racer or road bike

> but

> > I'm not overly fussy. I'd be happy to offer

> some

> > cash so if you have any collecting cobwebs in

> > sheds, garages or cellars I'd be very

> interested

> > to hear from you :)

> > Many thanks

>

> Hi

>

> I have a Merida 50cm Speeder T3 frame, forks and

> seat stem. It's of 2012 manufacture in good

> overall condition.

>

> I am open to offers in the region of ?100


Interested?

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