FS: Nitto, Brooks, Cygolite, Sidi, Shimano et. al. Garage Sale

[Mike On A Bike]

I've built up an accumulation of quality bike stuff that is no longer
useful to me, and it's time to finally have a garage sale with it all.
All prices are merely suggestions, and I am happy to take your best
offer if the price seems high. All payments via PayPal or personal
check, add 2% fee to price for PayPal. Reasonable shipping charge will
be added for each sale, at cost.

Descriptions for all available as follows, with photos available here:
http://imgur.com/a/MY6EX#2

1) Tioga Surefoot Pedals: ($40) Bought from Rivendell in May of 2009
and ridden >200 miles total, as they were too small for me. In good
condition, though one of the dust caps has a crack from over
tightening, but is still functional.

2) [Used] Sidi Mountain Shoes, size 47: ($80) Bought these in 2008 for
about $180 as I remember it, and wore them no more than 100 miles. I
never got into the SPD setup, and they've been collecting dust for a
while now. In very good condition and have Shimano cleats attached.

3) [Used] Shimano SPD Sandals, size 45: ($25): Bought these in 2008
and used for two short rides. Just washed them so they should be
pretty much rid of any barefoot grossness (is it weird to sell used
sandals?). They no longer have that brown crud on them, picture is pre-
cleaning. SPD cleats attached.

4) Two Nitto Racing Cages ($35 for both or $20/ea): Bought in 2010 and
used for a year, but stopped using them as they would tend to catch on
my pants. The wire got bent a few times as a result, and has been bent
back to very close to original shape (see picture).

+ Nitto Wire Guard ($25): Bought 3 months ago and used for a few
weeks, in like-new condition. I found I needed a saddlebag support, so
I just don't need it anymore. Picture available upon request.

5) Nitto Dirt Drop Stem ($35): Bought this in 2009 for my Quickbeam,
but I've switched to a different cockpit. It is in good condition, and
the corrosion seen in the picture has been mostly removed.

6) Nitto Crystal Fellow Seatpost 27.2 X 250 ($50): This came with my
Quickbeam in 2009, but I quickly shelved it for a lugged seatpost. It
is in very good condition.

7) Selle SL Saddle ($30): Bought this as a backup from Performance in
2011 for $80 and have never used it, new condition.

8) Velo Orange Repair Stand ($15): Used this a couple times and it
works well, but I prefer a proper stand.

9) [New] Brooks B.17 Saddle ($70): Bought this as a backup but only
ride Berthoud now. New in original packaging.

10) 2 Princeton Tec EOS Lights ($20): Two for the price of one since
one has a missing spring in the battery compartment, which I'm sure is
an easy fix. Does not include any of the mounting brackets, just the
lights.

11) Shimano Ultegra Touring wheel, built by Rich Lesnik ($100): This
wheel was built by Rich and is composed of a 36-hole 2010 Shimano
Ultegra Hub (130mm axle), DT Swiss spokes, and a Mavic A719 rim. It
was ridden approximately 3,000 miles and is true. As I ran it for a
little while on my Hillborne, it can work with 135mm spacing.

12) Basic Polar Heart Monitor ($25): Not exactly sure which model, but
bought in 2010 for $60 and never used. Includes watch, monitor, strap
and bike mount for the watch.

13) Cygolite MityCross 350 Headlight ($75): Bought in 2010 and battery
replaced in 2011 with low use after that. The light is in very good
condition and the battery should last a while. Last I used it, a full
charge lasted about 2 hours on high. This is a very bright light and
illuminates a whole roadway at night, adequate even on fast downhill
descents for me.

14) Ritchey WCS 27.2 X 350 Seatpost ($40): Bought as a backup in 2010
for $80 and never used/mounted. New condition.

15) German Mirror from Riv ($12 + s/h): Bought in 2009 and used for a
few weeks, but I wasn't comfortable depending on it. Clamp has been
cut down from original, but should be more than enough to fit any
tube. Some scratches on glass, as seen in picture.

16) Grundens Poncho, large ($75): Bought in 2011 and used less than 10
times. While the coverage is excellent, I just get too hot in this and
prefer a lighter setup. Has reflective strip mounted on back. Minimal
blemishes and very good used condition overall.

17) Pair of Schwalbe Marathon GreenGuard Tires 700 X 32 ($40); Bought
these from Peter White in 2011 and stopped riding them after about 700
miles when the bike they were on died. Lots of tread left, and I think
Rivendell [http://goo.gl/AbdS5] says they should have a lifespan of
7-10K. Never had a puncture on them.

18) Set of Silver SKS ESGE Fenders w/ River City Reacharounds Split
Fender Setup ($30): Set these up on a bike that died, they are maybe a
year old and were used for about 1000 miles. They were very cleanly
setup by my LBS and they work great for fendering a bike with narrow
clearances, like the old Trek 520 they were on. Pictures available by
request.

* Also Available*, with pictures to be added: two one-person tents
1) Big Agnes Seedhouse SL1 ($150): Bought in 2009 and never used, has
all original parts. Would be a great ultralight bike camping tent, but
too small for me (a bit claustrophobic @ 6'3!). An older edition of
this model:
2) Black Diamond 'Stiletto' model 1-person tent ($80): Bought in 2009
for $200, an excellent quality ultralight tent that was never used,
includes all parts except aluminum stakes.

[pb]

Sorry for public response, unable to select private reply from phone... heart monitor here please.

Thanks, will follow up later.

Peter Bridge

[Mike On A Bike]

The cages have been sold.

[jeffrey kane]

Mike, I'll take the (2)  Princeton Tec EOS Lights. Can paypal immediately, just let me know: jeffrey.kane(at)mac.com

[ejg]

Apologies for the public response. For some reason it's the only option on the phone.

I am interested in the dir drop stem and maybe the SIDI shoes, but have a couple of questions

My email is egibbs(at)maine(dot)rr(dot)com

Thanks
J

[Stephen S]

I am interested in the Crystal Fellow seatpost, I had replied yesterday but didn't get a response. 

[PATRICK MOORE]

Mike: I covet those sandals, but I am very short on cash right now.
Any chance you might consider a trade? If so, what might tip the
scale?

Thanks, Patrick Moore

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[PATRICK MOORE]

Damn, sorry, that was supposed to go directly to Mike. G-D gmail!

[Mike On A Bike]

All that's available is as follows:

1) Sidi Dominator shoes in size 47
2) Shimano SPD sandals in *CORRECTION* size 47-48
3) Nitto Wire Guard
4) Selle Saddle
5) Ultegra Wheel
6) MityCross Light reduced to $50
7) Tires & Fenders
8) Big Agnes Tent reduced to $125

Thanks everyone who bought for you business!

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