GregStreiff said:

@jfogden what size?

56cm c-c

Repost - anyone interested in a Kurt Kinetic Road Machine. Pretty much the standard in fluid trainers. It is an older model. Thinking $125, the new ones retail for about $350.

Sean
I'll take the trainer 

Feeler: would anyone be interested in a set of Giant SLR 0 Climbing clinchers? (These ones: https://www.giant-bicycles.com/us/slr-0-carbon-climbing-road-black)

Bought from Redbeard last August, they have maybe 2k miles on them and have been nothing short of spectacular. Came across a set of tubular wheels that I'm thinking about getting for racing, but would probably want to sell these to offset the cost (I have a pair of aluminum wheels I'll use for training).  

Not sure about price, was thinking $900 OBO. 

Anybody like a pair of Conti 4000s , 25mm , 60 Miles max use , cheap ,like a six pack cheap , 

Mark-I would

Jim , yours !, lets meet up in the city when your feeling better 

Thanks. If you want I'll try to get some Other Half......

Your good , i didn't give you any gas money the other week , so were even 

Spring cleaning today means I've got some team kit for sale. I'm also willing to trade for other team kit, like bib shorts (size M or S), gloves (M? L?), jersey (M), a clear rain jacket (S or M), or waterproof overshoes (43.5). 

Fleece bib shorts, size L. Worn two seasons. $15 



Fleece leg warmers, size S. Worn less than five times. $20



CS Tech bib shorts, size L. Worn two years. $10



Race gloves, size XL. Brand new, never worn. $20


Lyrca knee warmers, size S. Worn less than five times. $15



And some non-Kissena kit, if anybody is interested:

De Marchi fleece bib tights. Size XL but they run small, really more like a size L (but still too roomy for me). In rotation one winter. $20



Castelli knickers, size M. One of the firmest chamois I've tried. Worn fewer than ten times. These are just not quite long enough for me. $20.



Last but not least: DeFeet DuraGlove wool, size M. Touchscreen fingertips. Worn fewer than ten times. Very versatile. I wear mine probably seven months out of the year. This pair is just a little too big. $10. 

@MaxThorn

I'll take the leg warmers if no one has spoken for them yet.

Sure thing, @mugwump. 

@MaxThorn i'll take the knickers if no one else did

They're yours, @Brendan Rigby

anyone got bikepacking gear i could borrow for around a week on 7/6 to 7/10 or so?  msg me or e-mail, rigby.b@gmail.com.  thanks!

Another day, another piece of kit for sale:

Giro Empire ACC lace-up road shoes, size 43 (2016)

Available exclusively to Kissena members here before I try to sell them elsewhere.






Purchased August 2016. My tall feet really appreciated the lace-up system, but after much tinkering and a few different pairs of after-market insoles, I concluded that my feet are just a little too wide for these. In March I switched to different shoes. My loss is your gain!




By my count, these shoes saw about 1700 miles on the roads, either in dry weather or underneath my DeFeet oversocks and/or booties. I love these full-carbon Easton soles for their stiffness. Bradley Wiggins wore basically the same soles when he set the Hour Record. Note the replaceable heel pads, a crucial feature for longevity. These shoes have many thousands of miles left in them. 




As you can see in the first three photos above, I've held on to the original box and shoe bag. Because that's where I stored my shoes when I wasn't wearing them. Regular cleanings and wearing shoe-covers throughout a historically mild winter mean what you see below are the only blemishes to the uppers: 




You're basically buying them exactly as you would in the store--original manual, extra laces, and screws--plus some lightly used Shimano SPD cleats (6 degrees of float) if you want them. 



"New-school technology and classic good looks...good enough for WorldTour riders such as Taylor Phinney and Bradley Wiggins." (BikeRadar)

"Like a second skin." (Competitive Cyclist)

"The best of both worlds...an old-school looking set of shoes with performance to match the very best high tech shoes on the market." (Road Cycling UK)

$90

Call dibs on these before I post elsewhere!

Looking for a Mavic Cosmic Carbone SPA, back wheel. Should fit Shimano 11 speed dura ace. 7186141345

Posting some stuff for ex-kissena, now ex-Redbeard wrench Herschel who's heading off into wild blue yonder...

Yacks will take those DT Swiss Wheels...if they are in good shape

Yacks, email Herschel directly huchitelle@gmail.com — he's not on forum.

@EliVinitsky I don't have a cosmic carbone wheel for sale, but as I have the same wheels that I regularly beat the crap out of (knowing they can take it), just wondering what happened  to your wheel and if it was busted in a way so I can prevent it on my end. 

I'm selling my Edge (Enve) 45 tubulars wheelset w/ DT240 10 speed Hubs, Sapim cx-ray spokes (20 front x 24 rear) Built by Justin Spinelli.The freehub body can be changed to be an 11 speed. These are the 2009 wheels. They've been raced about 25 times mainly in PP. They are currently glued-up with Conti Sprinters - one a gatorskin, one regular. They should be reglued but otherwise in good shape. The wheels are super light - reportedly 1150 grams w/o skewers.  Would make for great race wheels or CX race wheels. I'm not including the cassette shown in the photo (if I can get the photos to show up in this post). I've seen these trade at $600 on eBay, so I'm thinking $500 for KCC members. 

Summer cleaning - getting rid of two old bikes - details below. Please feel free to pass along to anyone interested - both bikes would be decent entry level bikes.



2015 LIV AVAIL 2 - WOMEN'S SIZE M [54 cm top tube]
Aluminum Frame with a Tiagra build
Asking Price: $500 [Original MSRP = 1100]

USE = LIGHT - Ridden 1-2 times/week for about 1 year or less. My wife used this when she first got into riding, then started riding a loaner Envie, as the Liv ambassador for Redbeard and eventually upgraded to an Envie permanently. So this bike really didn't get much use, so it would make a nice low-mileage entry level bike.

+ Comes with a cheap cateye computer



2008(ish) CAAD 8 + Ritchey Pro UD Carbon Fork + Ritchey WCS Carbon Bars
Asking Price = $400

55 CM (Cannondale no longer makes this size - top tube around 55.3cm)
I bought this frame/fork used in 2013 and built it up with a bunch of old parts I had, including:

• Rival 10 Speed Drivetrain (circa 2008) w/ FSA Crank
• Ultegra Brakes
• FSA Carbon Seatpost
• Ritchey WCS Carbon Bars
• Vuelta ZeroLite Wheels (near end of life)
• Authentic "Made In The USA" sticker

I crashed this bike once on 9W about a year ago and the right shifter took a hit. It still works but one of the levers is bent. If anyone is interested I can go into more details. I'm sad to get rid of it because it's a cool frame but the tire clearance isn't wide enough (25-27cc max) to convert it into anything useful and I need to clear space for a cross and/or commuter bike.

I have a giant SL OD2 Stem 110mm up for grabs $20

anybody have a commuter they're looking to get rid of? My commuter was stolen a while back and I'm in need of one again but something I can lock up outside subway stations, not too nice, etc.

Budget?

Size?

a bike computer? I'll sell you my Garmin 910xt for $50.

I have a steel single speed bike. I used it in the track, but it's drilled for brake calipers.  I think the size is 54 or 55. I would be willing to find it a new home. LMK if interested