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Location: Gympie, QLD

2006 Intense Sabot XL blue 20" BMX

It has sealed cartridge bearing hubs, headset and bottom bracket. The rims are Sun Rhyno Lite double wall, eyeleted rims. The hubs are Redline Flight series hubs. The cranks are Redline Flight series with a Profile Inferno 41T chainring. The forks are Dynamic BMX carbon/alloy forks. The stem is an Odyssey Elementary stem (super light stem), the seat and post are Redline Flight. It has a THE padset. The gearing is 41/15. Selling as I am no longer racing.

pics up shortly.

$800

2003 Giant TCR road bike

The frame is a 6061 alloy frame with smooth welds. The frame has some small scratches. It has carbon fibre forks and seat post. It is running a full Shimano 105 9 speed groupset, with Shimano R540 wheels and red/black Michelin Pro Race tyres. It also has a Ritchey stem. The bike has done approx. 350kms. Selling due to being too lazy to wake up early to go for a ride, and i need the money.

$1000

Pics will be up shortly.

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