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I have a 2004ish XL Santa Cruz Chameleon frame you can have for $0. Not sure if the 27.5 will fit though. Located in Melbourne, near Belgrave.

It's 410mm long. Worse condition than I thought. It has a fair bit of bag rub from bikepacking. Mostly just anodising damage but the spot above the MS can be felt with my nail. Caliper tells me it's approx 0.2mm deep. The hazy section will be Framesaver; I think I can remove it with acetone.

If you're still looking, I've a 27.2 Thomson. It's a zero setback, in black.

Whoops. Sorry, my bad. I bake mine at around 800-815C for 10 minutes. Followed by a quick dip in warm oil before letting cool to room temp. Then into the toaster oven at 200C for two hours for a nice golden brown. Splash of water to cool, then back into the toaster for another two hours. Then...

I have a lot of carbon blades in the kitchen, they will patina, but how depends on what you cut and how you look after them. Onion will quickly leave dark blotches if you leave chunks sitting on the blade, as will leaving it sitting in lemon or other acidic food juices. I don't find rust to be...

No problem. I don't think they'll be going anywhere.

Found 'em. Both do the clicky thing. Right hood is a bit sticky like it's been exposed to something that's degraded the surface. There's rust around the brake pivot spring, but they both move fine.

Pretty sure I've a set of 105 5600 in a box of spares somewhere. They're well used, but were functional when I removed them. Were mostly used in a 1x set up, so the left shift mechanism won't have as much use on it.

Would you be interested in a Soma Double Cross DC? It's not tapered steerer, but I have a Lynskey disc fork to suit. Steel frame, QR frame / fork, disc or canti. Pretty sure it's a 560mm ST / 575mm ETT. https://www.somafab.com/archives/product/double-cross-dc

Where are you located? If you're happy with giving used for a birthday present, I reckon I may have a First Bike you can have. If I can find them, it has the lowering kit for the dropouts. Need to check with the kids though...

No problem, I'll send you a PM

Just had a look, I've still got it. Managed to find the fork receipt, came from a 2018 pike b1+ 120mm. It's from a 29" fork, if that makes a difference - overall length is 220mm. Not sure if it's Debonair, you may be able to tell from the photo.

I think I may have one. I'll have a look when I get home.

Sold mate.

Bike is sold pending pick up.

Done. I'll PM you my bank details. ;)

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Item: Banshee Prime V2 Large Location: Melbourne Item Condition: See pics Reason for selling: Don't use Price and price conditions: $2500 Extra Info: Parts in red bought new late 2018 / 19. Approx 500km. Rest of parts from spares. Seat has crash damage from another bike. Can replace with used...

I'm 183cm on a large frame. Actually, just realised you might be talking about wheel size, I'm running 700/29". It's a great frame, although the downtube shape at the headtube junction is fugly. Purely aesthetic though. The shipping costs are bad; I purchased my frame 18 months ago in a...

While you're looking at On One, check out the Ti Pickenflick. Great for all day mixed terrain rides or with slicks for bike path commutes. It's got good tyre clearance: I've run Rock N Roads on mine, which measure ~45mm on Stans Flow rims. The frame's made by Waltly.