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Immaculate Junior Red Racing Bike For Sale ?160 ono with 650/26.5 inch wheels


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This bike is truly immaculate (see pics), Luke really looks after his things. There is only one real scratch on it and it has only been ridden less than 50 times.

- Red B'twin Triban3 48cm racing bike

- Red Aluminium 6061 frame with carbon forks

- Everything is original including the tyres

- 26.5 sized wheels (650)

- 24 speed triple black chain set

- Shimano Sora gears and shifters

- Black seat pillar, handle bars and stem


See pics at 'The Friends of Herne Hill Velodrome', 'Herne Hill Velodrome' or Carl Dominic James Isons Facebook pages

Call me on 020 8693 3504 or mobile 07802 783489 I liv in East Dulwich to view

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