Selling a DT-Swiss P1800 Spline alloy rim brake wheel set. I bought them brand new earlier this year from Jenson USA but now have a new bike with disc brakes so I don't have a use for these anymore. They're in great shape, and come with Vittoria Corsa Pro tires and latex tubes. Front wheel is 10x100mm and rear is 10x142mm. I had an 11 speed Shimano cassette on the freehub. 

Looking for $400 but make me an offer. They're also up on eBay. 

Also selling my 2017 Trek Emonda S5 bike. It's the 56cm, ultralight 300 oclv carbon fiber frame, and has a mechanical Shimano 105 groupset (50-34 crankset and 11-28 cassette). I bought it new from Danny's back then for around $2250. It's listed at $1250 on ebay, but feel free to make me an offer you feel is reasonable. Some very minor cosmetic scratches on the frame (photos of everything I found included), but most of the wear is from the cable housing around the head tube. In general it's in excellent shape and a great entry-level carbon bike if anyone (or someone you know) is looking for one. About 19.5 lbs. 

Feel free to message me with any questions. 

For sale: LeCol Kissena Bib Shorts, Size Small.

They seem well-constructed, the spandex is nice, the chamois is comfy, and the leg bands solid.  But, for me, the legs are just too long.  I guess my legs are kind of stumpy.  The inseam on these measure about 11", which is about 2" longer than my Kissena Champ-Sys shorts, also in size small.

The leg bands are made out of a heavier spandex and have lots of gripper material on them.  They stick well on Champ-Sys knee warmers.  The bands are about 2.5" tall and are about 14" around.  The blue spandex seems to go up higher in the back than with the Champ-Sys bottoms.  The bib material seems about the same.  There's quite a bit of stetch left in the bibs.  I think someone with longer legs or taller and with longer legs, would fit these better.

Worn twice.  Washed twice.  

Asking $65.


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I'm selling a couple items I bought from Spatz for this winter season that didn't work out for me.

First is a pair of the Fasta overshoes, the M/L size ended up being too small for me, but it was too late before I realized it. they retail for $89.99 new, and have never been used. Ideally would get $70 for em. 

Second is a pair of the "Thrmoz" deep winter gloves. I'll be honest, they didn't work as "deep winter" for me, in 29 degree my fingers were defo numb to the point of needing to get inside after about 60 mins. Pretty disappointed, but someone else may find better use for them. They definitely aren't bad, just not fit for the purpose I wanted. Size M, also retail for $90, I did wear them a few times. Would be happy to get $50, but feel free to make an offer. 

Selling this piece of furniture ,open to offers , 12speed cassette 

$20 , size large , worn once ,Castelli rain gloves 

Before I offer it out to the public anyone want to buy a 2008 Ritchey Breakaway Cross? It is a size too big for me otherwise would have been a forever bike. Probably best suited for someone 5'10 to 6'. Basically the same build as what I took to training camp last weekend except swapped in a nicer newer crank set (the old ones have my power meter) and a generic Selle Italia saddle (figure you'll want to use something your butt likes), and a generic set of wheels with Ritchey speed max tires and package fresh 11-32t cassette.

Comes with the travel case, a nice zefal frame pump, extra chain rings if you want to convert back to a 2x10, and extra odds and ends including a few choices for bottle cages.

$1500

Add $100 and I'll throw in an extra set of Mavic Aksium wheels with gp4k tires and 11-25t cassette.

Happy to give details, just let me know.

Ride Brooklyn owner Pete is selling his own Giant Propel. I believe it is a size medium. It's a pretty good offer if anyone is interested in a fast bike so I am reposting it here:

Pete wore the green jersey in prospect more than a few times. That guy can roll. (not like Murray can, ofc)

2019 Specialized Roubaix Comp

Condition is Very Good. A great and comfortable ride. A few cosmetic nicks and scruffs noted below. I wish I could hold onto this but my apartment is overflowing with bikes so me and the Roubaix must part ways:

PRICE: $2100

SIZE:  56cm

COLOR: Carbon Black

FORK: Specialized FACT carbon, w/Future Shock 1.5

BRAKES: Shimano Ultegra R8070 Disc Hydraulic

SHIFTERS: Shimano Ultegra R8020 Mechanical

FRONT DERAILLEUR: Shimano Ultegra R8000, braze-on

REAR DERAILLEUR: Shimano Ultegra 8000, long cage, 11-speed

CRANKSET: Shimano Ultegra R8000, HollowTech 2, 50/34, 165mm

CASSETTE: Shimano Ultegra, 11-speed, 11-34t

POWERMETER: Stages Left Side Only

HANDLEBARS: Specialized Comp Hover Bar, +15 Road Bar 40

TAPE: Supercaz Sticky Kush

STEM: Ritchey Comp 4-Axis Stem - 60mm, 31.8 Clamp, +30, 1 1/8", Aluminum, Black

SADDLE: Fizik Argo Tempo R5 (New)

WHEELS: DT R470 Disc Tubeless ready

TIRES: Specialized Pathfinder, 700x30mm (nearly new, tubeless ready)

New Future Shock cartridge

New front disc pads

New hood covers

Small paint chip on underside of top tube

Scruff marks on right side crank arm

Scruff marks on rear left stay

Scruff marks on rear derailleur

Paint chipped on rear brake callipers

Pedals and bottles cages not included.

Roubaix sold. : )

Anyone need 140mm center lock rotors? I've got two Shimano SLX SM-RT70 rotors: One is basically box fresh, the other is of unknown provenance (came with the used bike) but looks to be barely used.

Cost: Buy me a coffee on the next cafe stop.

Anyone got a Shimano ultegra rear cable derailleur they’d sell to me? My current 105 does not seem long for this world.

DavidVibert said:

Anyone got a Shimano ultegra rear cable derailleur they’d sell to me? My current 105 does not seem long for this world.

Are you looking for the shifter cable or for a derailleur?

Sounds like a derailleur to me.

Dave what's wrong with it? Not unheard of that you can service a rear mech. Also is it a short or long cage? And I forget if it matters for 105 and ultegra but at least with dura ace they changed some pull ratios between generations.

It’s a 105 long cage derailer that I only got last summer when I increased my cassette size but has taken some beating. I think I’ll be OK for now actually, now that I’ve had the bike shop look at it, but I’ve been having problems for the last six months where the chain keeps slipping off the lower pulley and it’s been very annoying.

DavidVibert said:

It’s a 105 long cage derailer that I only got last summer when I increased my cassette size but has taken some beating. I think I’ll be OK for now actually, now that I’ve had the bike shop look at it, but I’ve been having problems for the last six months where the chain keeps slipping off the lower pulley and it’s been very annoying.

Not sure what the shop did to keep it stable, but happy to take a look next time. Chain slipping off the lower pulley sounds either like an alignment issue or something is severely borked with the pulley wheel. 

Is the chain the right length?

Matt, I didn't realize we're doing our Statler and Waldorf routine hahaha.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OX5K8mRI6vI

Seriously Dave V! Between the bunch of us, I'm sure we can sort out whatever gremlins you have. I mean our tubeless sealant shenanigans in LA aside...

I bent the derailleur hanger on an airplane trip and replaced it and things have been going better lately but I was still getting some slippage even after that replacement.

did you align the new hanger? worth checking

also possible, worth checking, if you bent the hanger and the derailleur was attached, the derailleur cage might be bent too

some pretty great deals at the brooklyn bike jumble 

brittlee has tons of high end stuff, including full 3T bikes, hunt wheel sets and stages power meters 

Ilya has a FULL Sram rival group set w power meter

check them out while you can

 

F/S - Challenge baby limus pro tlr - 700x33

I ran them brand new at Rasputitsa and they mostly survived (but not the wheels, womp). One of them has a tiny piece of the tread gouged out near the sidewall and slowly leaks air from there through the casing. I tried using sugru but pumped up the tire before it fully cured so that was a fail. I may try to patch it up with some super strong vulcanized rubber from the inside. I peeled most of the sealant off one, the other I've given up on.

Anyone need a workstand?  For Free?  that you need to schlep to the Upper East Side to get?

My friend Rob Gray has a Spin Doctor Stand in decent condition that he's desperate to get rid of.  

https://newyork.craigslist.org/mnh/bop/d/new-york-spin-doctor-pro-workstand/7752376928.html

It says $60.  But if you reach out to him and mention my name, he'll drop the price to zero.

photogray@gmail.com

Tell him I sent you.

ex-Kissena Keith Snyder, who moved back to Texas a few years ago is finally clearing out his storage space.

He's got some stuff.  If you want it, reach out to him ASAP.  Going cheap.    his mobile is 646 250 3144

"Here are some pics and details 
The shoes are Mavic Mountain/cross shoes 
Size 9.5 USA
Campy Chorus 11 crank 53/39
Tanita digital scale 

Assorted Campy cassettes/ parts cogs etc both some 10 sp and 11 sp

Several decent tires should all or most be 25mm
The Vitoria are in good shape rest a decent 
There is a 23mm cyclops trainer tire
The booties are basically new size large"

If you ever found yourself wondering how or why Clint Eastwood could be riding (very fast) off in the distance wearing Kissena kit, you saw Keith.

Hi all!

Need to get rid of some stuff! Email me at jimdisc@gmail.com if you are interested in any of these. I'll try to check the forum also but not really paying attention to computers much these days.

First - no pics yet but I have a set of 4.5" Krietler Rollers with the headwind unit and forkstand. All in good shape though I think a new band is needed to for the headwind unit. You can get those online. I'd like to get $200 for everything. Will try to get some pics posted tomorrow but you can find them online.

Also have a slightly used Cycl-Ops trainer. Very basic style that I used for warming up for cross races a couple of times. $25

A set of Challenge Fango tubulars - never glued. $25

A couple of track chain rings - Blackspire brand - a 47 and a 49 tooth - $10

I am in town for another week. If you really want any of these things but can't come get them (in Park Slope) before next weekend I can hold them until late August - I'll be back for a couple of weeks then. If I get no response by Saturday, I'm going to list them someplace else.

Someone take Jim ip on the Rollers!  Kreitlers are incredible.  Better than stationary trainers, and last for years.  My set is going on 30 years.

@jim_nelson

If no one has claimed htem, I'll take the chainrings.  

JP - the rings are yours. Send me an email to arrange. I'm around for another week or so.

Jim I'll take the CyclOps trainer.