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Item: Marzocchi 350 CR, 15x100 axle (non-boost), 160mm travel, for 27.5 wheel, new in box Location: Melbourne CBD, but happy to post Item Condition: New in box Reason for selling: Bought for a build that didn't eventuate, selling to fund other projects Price and price conditions: $700 OBO Extra...

Item: Carbon rigid fork w/ 440-445mm A-C (i.e., 26" 100mm suspension-corrected) Location: I'm in Melbourne, happy to pay for postage Price range/Willing to Pay: up to $140 landed for something in EC (i can buy on-one new for $180 landed), cheaper preferred Extra Info: Nope. Thanks!

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It's a long shot, but here goes... What: I'd like to trade my 1" black King NoThreadSet for your 1" silver King GripNut or 2Nut headset. Price range/Willing to Pay: Straight swap. Location: I'm in Melbourne, but am happy to swap via post. Extra Info: My NoThreadSet is in excellent condition...

I was browsing eBay whilst eating breakfast this morning, and happened upon this listing. I figured others may appreciate it: http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Cannondale-DHF-98-team-bike-frame-not-yeti-trek-foes_W0QQitemZ7225538735QQcategoryZ98083QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem Pics from listing are reproduced...

Who would have thought? :) I just thought I'd share a quick story: I bought a road bike late last week (a Columbus SLX-tubed frame, probably late-80s/early-90s vintage, made by an Aussie builder, Lawson — if anyone knows anything about them, even which state they're in, I'd love to...

I was hoping that someone with more experience with skinny-tyred machines than myself might be able to help me out. I'm looking to buy a second-hand road bike, because my physio tells me I'm supposed to be riding more to aid recovery from an ankle injury, and I figured a roadie might be a bit...

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What: Marzocchi uppers from otherwise farked forks that you might have kicking around. Stanchions must be 32mm. Price range/Willing to Pay: Not too much, but tell me what you've got, and we can talk. Location: Me, Melbourne; you, wherever. (But if you're not in Melbourne, be prepared to provide...

It's not like we need another debate on the relative virtues or iniquities of different suspension designs, which this thread threatens to devolve into, but I just figured others might derive some amusement from the (admittedly self-conscious) bullshit that goes into press releases these days...

This is kind of a long shot, but here goes... What: Vintage quill road stem (100–120mm extension, -17° (parallel to ground), to fit 1" steerer and 25.4 or 26.0 bars) Price range/Willing to Pay: Depends on the item. Location: I'm in Melbourne. I don't care where you are. Extra Info: Old...

Sorry, I couldn't resist this. And didn't know where else to post it; figured here was as good as any. Found this whilst employing ebay as a procrastination tool: Description reads: “17" bmx rear backspin wheel/rim slightly bent on lip”. I reckon good luck to anyone who tries to get...

What: 4-bolt, 104BCD, black, 44T chainring, ramped and pinned. Price range/Willing to Pay: Not too much. Location: Wherever. Extra Info: Must be in new condition or very near to new. Let me know what you've got. Thanks!

Stolen from pinkbike's Interbike coverage (while I should be working...): Thank god it's less ugly than the DH-one. In fact, it looks farkin hot. Looks like ISCG05 mounts too.

FYI, Thomson are soon to release a stem to fit onepointfive steerers: pic and news stolen blatantly from hcor.net* — check out the full article here: http://hcor.net/article-358--0-0.html *if this is deemed inappropriate, i'll understand if it gets deleted.