<https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-ZaJnJ56WHnc/V1XRoGe7ACI/AAAAAAAAESI/px9MUOG_S9YADJn-2HGomaGdL2dHuYGngCLcB/s1600/IMG_20160605_184056384.jpg>
<https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-X8gkjhgUX_M/V1XRdIwjo2I/AAAAAAAAESA/GGoNGwH-_1MVZxWhxm1z9SYkmRA_pruWQCLcB/s1600/IMG_20160605_184008777.jpg> Forgot to attach photos showing saddles to my original FS post, but here ya go! Happy to provide detailed pics of anything, just ask. Cheers, -Jack Raleigh, NC On Monday, June 6, 2016 at 12:29:47 AM UTC-4, Jack K wrote: > > Hi RBW-folk, > > iBOB is my usual bicycle discussion home on the web, but I lurk here as > well and post on occasion. Continuing to sell anything bicycle related in > my garage that's not currently rigidly attached to a bicycle. Today's batch > of bargains include.... > > *Saddles:* > > - *NEW Ti Brooks B15 Swallow*: Brown, titanium rails, includes only > new saddle still mounted on display card, no other paraphernalia. This > one: > http://tinyurl.com/jxflswg *$275 + $10 shipping* > - *NEW Berthoud Aspin*: New, in original box. Dark brown, very thick > leather. This one: http://tinyurl.com/j85ac3a *$180 + $10 shipping* > - *EC Brooks C17 Cambium Saddle:* Slate color, in original box, very > slight use (maybe 75 miles). This actually worked quite well for me, but > not as good as some other saddles I was testing at the same time. No > scuffs, scrapes, abrasions or sweat stains. This guy: > http://tinyurl.com/glpkr6g *$115 + $10 shipping* > - *EC Ti Brooks Team Professional: *Black with large copper rivets, > only slight signs of use, copper rivets still shiny, no scuffs, scraps or > signs of breaking in. Titanium rails make it surprisingly light. > Purchased on iBOB a couple of years ago, but never used, as I had found > other good options. This one: http://tinyurl.com/hnpjwfx *$175 + > $10 shipping* > - *EC+ Ti Fizik Arione Classic: *All black, titanium rails (248 grams > on my scale), used on two rides, certainly less than 75 miles total. > Pretty > much indistinguishable from new, except for slight loss of “Arione” > lettering screened onto side of saddle from thigh rub. Was suggested on > iBOB a few years back, but didn’t work for me. This one: > http://tinyurl.com/hpy9x5a *$80 + $10 shipping* > - *EC Ti Fizik Aliante Carbon Twin Flex: *All black, titanium rails > and carbon shell with carbon/gel trampoline for support (246 grams on my > scale), this precise model doesn’t appear to be available anymore. Highly > recommended on iBOB and actually worked very well for me over a few > hundred > miles of use, but I’m using other things now. Very slight marks on rubber > side bumpers, no other obvious signs of use except some loss of “Aliante” > lettering screened onto side of saddle from thigh rub. *$80 + $10 > shipping* > > *Bags and Racks:* > > - *NEW Carradice Super-C Saddlepack*: Mounts to saddle rails, not the > transverse style of Carradice bag. Black waterproof cotton duck, lotsa > reflective material, 8 liter capacity, This guy: > http://tinyurl.com/gwy4mny *$65* > - *New Ortlieb Back & Front-Roller Classic Panniers Complete Set * > *(Black)*: FrontRollers are new-in-box, while Back-Rollers are used, > but out of their box. Back-Rollers were stuffed with pillows, ridden > around the block and stored in my garage, so have light dust. > Back-Rollers > have the hook inserts to fit Tubus diameter racks installed, but I think > there was another set of inserts which I have not located. I noticed a > used set of these sold on iBOB for $295 last month. Someone please go > touring with these for *$265 + shipping* > - *New Ortlieb Bike & Sport-Packer Plus Panniers Complete Set** > (Yellow/Black):* Very visible yellow color is no longer available. > Like these, with QL2 mounting system: http://tinyurl.com/gt9rmvt > <http://tinyurl.com/gt9rmvt> Total retail is $450. > *$340 + shipping * > - *New Tubus Cosmo Stainless Rear Rack* (with low rider mounts): > Installed, then removed without ever having a pannier mounted on it. > Original version of the Cosmo, so looks like this: > http://www.therandonneeshop.com/medi...ubus_Cosmo.jpg > > <http://www.google.com/url?q=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.therandonneeshop.com%2Fmedia%2F238%2FTubus_Cosmo.jpg&sa=D&sntz=1&usg=AFQjCNEnNw7prcaEYDOtEWlcoHy57VAwag> > > Included is the $13 Tubus "Lower Rack Mounting Kit", which can be used to > position the rack slightly further back to increase clearance for heels or > disc brakes, or help on bikes with shortish chainstays. Paid $210+$13=$223 > at TheTouringStore.Com; say *$165* + shipping for everything. > > *Other Good Stuff:* > > > - *NEW Challenge Strada Bianca Open Tubular 700x30c Tires (a pair, one > bike’s worth): *Supple, handmade “open tubulars” that measure more > like 32-33mm mounted on most rims. Reportedly extremely fast rolling on > paved or gravel roads, with great grip from the slight herringbone tread. > Bought for my new wheels with Pacenti Sl23 V1 rims, but never used. > One bead of one tire has been mounted. Please do not buy these if you have > Pacenti SL23 V1 rims, as they as next to impossible to mount! SL23 V2 or > any non tubeless-ready rim is probably fine. These are them: > http://tinyurl.com/jl6k9z6 Review here: http://tinyurl.com/jobvabp > *$105* *+ $10 shipping* > - *NEW Mavic Cruize MTB Shoes (Size 10) + EC Shimano PD-M324 "Campus" > Pedals:* Shoes are unused with tags still on, mens size 10, unused SPD > cleats installed.. These guys: http://tinyurl.com/z2x5cak > <http://tinyurl.com/z2x5cak>Pedals are the dual sided ones; i.e. SPD > on one side and flat on other side for use with just about any regular > shoe. See them here: http://tinyurl.com/hgkggf > <http://tinyurl.com/hgkggfv>v These came with a new bike I bought, > which I don't think had even 50 miles on it. Pedals look new, except bike > was stored near the coast and the exposed heads of the cage mounting bolts > have some corrosion. Otherwise pretty much indistinguishable from new. * > $80 + $10 shipping* > > I tried to price things fairly for both of us, but if I missed the mark on > something please do contact me with an offer you feel better about. > > > Cheers and safe riding! > > > -Jack > > > Raleigh, NC > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "RBW Owners Bunch" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to rbw-owners-bunch+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. 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