Pashley Provence ladies' bike

By PaulR
September 20, 2015 in For Sale & Items Offered

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PaulR

Posted September 20, 2015

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Posted September 20, 2015

Mrs R has had this bike for a couple of years for local pottering but now has a new lighter bike. This Pashley Provence is therefore looking for a new home.

It's a sturdy steel machine with a 5 speed internal hub gear and hub brakes, so very low maintenance - all I've had to do is a slight tweak of the gear cable tension and pumping up the giant tyres. It's had very little wear and tear - just a few superficial scrapes resulting from an overcrowded shed.The mudguards are all metal and have survived far better than any standard plastic ones would have done, and the paintwork all over has a lovely rich burgundy lustre. Full working order.

Ideal for a short commute or as a utility bike.

The effective top tube length is 54cm and the seat tube is 47cm. It's set up for a 5'7" rider as shown. The saddle shown here is actually not included as it has been transferred to the new bike. I can supply a basic wide but slightly scruffy saddle or, for a bit extra, a lovely Brooks B 17 leather saddle in gorgeous honey colour with hammered copper rivets.

?200.

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