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That is one good deal, that is. Especially those hubs.

seen this parked in town a couple of times and rather liked it due to the simplicity,
to big for me, but dam good price.

Nice bars ;-)

If it wasn't a bit too small I'd be seriously thinking about it...

Ditto Interpol : (

[quote][cite] Interpol Shrimper:[/cite]Nice bars ;-)

If it wasn't a bit too small I'd be seriously thinking about it...

Yeah dude, the bars are nice cheers! unfortunately they are a bit deep for my short ass t-rex arms or I'd be keeping them for another project.

Gonna stick this on ebay in the new year if there's no interest. Spoze gumtree might be worth a shout!

I'm really surprised this is still here...

I really would like this but unless he wants to swap for a beaten up bowery and a greggs, there is nae chance.

Gonna bump for £350... Need to get rid of it now.

That's a great buy and, as we all know, yellow and black bikes are hot. :)

such a shame i dennae have £350!!!

There's no fitment for a front brake on this is there?

[quote][cite] krakow:[/cite]There's no fitment for a front brake on this is there?

I thought the fork was drilled.... Am I wrong?

It is drilled.

[quote][cite] islipaway:[/cite]It is drilled.
I bet it is!

How tall are you islipaway? I'm 6 foot pretty much exactly. Thinking about sizing...

Sold to someone in London, but bloody paypal have put my account into limited access so the funds are trapped! Gutted.

yay!

yeh That happened to me once, took me 2 months to clear the funds! Thats mostly because I'm very very disorganised

paypal is retarded when changing details.

[quote][cite] affinity:[/cite]paypal is a souless, insecure, impersonal threat to your bank account.

Fixed.

paypal is a souless, insecure, impersonal threat to your bank account ? what you smokin this time

[quote][cite] affinity:[/cite]paypal is a souless, insecure, impersonal threat to your bank account ? what you smokin this time

My girlfriends account got hacked, had a bank account that wasn't hers added onto it and was used to set up lots of fake auctions on ebay, get money of punters which was then emptied into the account that wasn't hers. Paypal informed her of suspicious activity on her account which she confirmed was not her, paypal supposedly dealing with it. Next thing, paypal tell her she owes almost a grand because people she sold stuff to haven't received the goods and have claimed their money back.
Despite months of sending emails just to get automated responses and getting the police, trading standards and the financial ombudsman involved they wouldn't accept that the chargebacks were due to fraudulent activity even though it was them that notified her of the activity in the 1st place.
Her case was just about to be sold to a debt recovery agency ie bailiffs when i started writing her emails in a somewhat more forceful tone and they finally dropped it.
Trading Standards said that there are literally hundreds of cases like hers every week and most people get so stressed out, feel so threatened, can't get a decent response that they just end up paying whatever paypal says they owe.
There's a reason that they operate from outwith the EU and there was a few points of my girlfriends case which suggested Paypal were withholding information, ie you normally get an email confirmation of any transactions into or out of your paypal account, there were no emails from paypal regarding 50 or so transactions where people were paying money into her account and about 10 transactions withdrawing money. Paypal supposedly could not find the account number or sort code or what bank the account was with for the account that was added by the fraudsters.

I don't particularly trust paypal either.

Once they moved to Luxemburg and applied to become a bank (so, the could affect your credit rating) I set up a bank account specifically for paypal and removed my credit cards.

Now, If I want to use it, I transfer money to the bank account and then into paypal or pay with e-cheque and if I get any money through it it goes back the same way.

This might be useful for future reference: 0208 610 0150

It'll get you through to the credit department at Paypal who can then transfer you to whichever department you require. It saves a lot of hassle as you can speak to a real person rather than go through the auto-response e-mail system.

Phoned them just now and they sorted it out there and then. Bling! Was reading some horror stories about it taking months!

[quote][cite] islipaway:[/cite]Phoned them just now and they sorted it out there and then. Bling! Was reading some horror stories about it taking months!

Good news!