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Sep 2024
6:21am, 19 Sep 2024
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Totriornottotri
hargreaves-cycles.co.uk

Depending on your budget and urgency this place always has great bargains. I got a £1300 gravel for £500
Sep 2024
7:28pm, 19 Sep 2024
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Red Squirrel
I bought a handlebar bag without checking the bike I want to put it on. Doh! What does one do with all those cables in the way?
Sep 2024
7:56pm, 19 Sep 2024
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MudMeanderer
It can be a challenge. What bar bag and what types of bar (flat, drop)?

You may possibly be able to get the cables tighter to the bar, or alternatively further away to bend around more (both of which may need changing cables) if you haven't currently got space.
Sep 2024
8:37pm, 19 Sep 2024
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jacdaw
Some manufacturers have extender mounts to give you more room for cables. What brand of bag is it?
Sep 2024
10:15pm, 19 Sep 2024
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Red Squirrel
That extender mount looks like a good idea. The bag’s a Pro Discovery 2.5L.

The bars are flat.
Sep 2024
9:40am, 20 Sep 2024
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Northern Exile
Flogging some Castelli kit:

fetcheveryone.com/forum/thread-60945
Oct 2024
10:03am, 4 Oct 2024
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Northern Exile
To my deep regret, I'm going to have to part with my Wilier GTR. As some of you might know I suffer from ankolysing spondylitis and struggle to ride machines such as this, it was put together by an extremely fastidious engineer (me) and no expense was spared. Full Ultegra R8000 and FSA peripherals throughout, I will post full spec later. I'll likely let it go for a very reasonable price. I would prefer people to collect it, I live in North Yorkshire on the edge of the Dales. This is a fast bike, without question the best I have ever ridden. Please contact me if you are interested.
Oct 2024
10:06am, 4 Oct 2024
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Northern Exile
Oh yes, I should have said - it's a Wilier small, so that equates to a 54cm frame - it will suit people 5'6" - 5'9".
Oct 2024
11:40pm, 4 Oct 2024
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eL Bee!
It's too small for me, but this an absolute beauty of a bike.
R4R
Oct 2024
5:03pm, 6 Oct 2024
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R4R
Probably a bit small for me too but ditto what @eL Bee! says

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