Brake Levers, Shimano XT Hydraulic 3-Finger XL 'Trekking' BL-T8100 I-Spec II
$99.00
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Vintage Shimano 600 Ultegra 6207 Wheels; 700c Mavic Open 4 Ceramic Eyeleted Rims
$199.00
COMPLETE Magura MT8 Disc Brakes for MTB, Flatbar Gravel/Trekking; FM Calipers
$249.00
Magura Storm HC Disc Rotor, 6-Bolt, 160mm, INCLUDES 6 Torx Screws
$24.95
Shimano XT BR-M8100 2-Piston Brake Caliper, New w/ 1000mm Hose (for front)
$69.95
Wolf Tooth Oval 30t Chainring, SRAM Direct Mount, Drop-Stop A, 6mm Offset
$49.95
Nespresso Vertuo 8-cup Sampler: Caramel, Chocolate, Vanilla, & Hazelnut (2 ea)
$24.95
About
I've been selling/buying on eBay for about 25 years - using 3-4 different accounts during that time.
Generally I'm just selling off bicycle frames / wheels / components / accessories that I no longer need - often at a SUBSTANTIAL discount! - so my eBay activity is a non-profit endeavor that keeps my garage from overflowing with cycling-related stuff! And I turn to eBay to find bike stuff that I want/need - especially for converting vintage 1970s bikes into functional and cool town bikes.
I also use eBay to collect Nut Tree (Vacaville, California) items; many of my best childhood memories are of time that I spent at The Nut Tree with my grandma.
Generally I'm just selling off bicycle frames / wheels / components / accessories that I no longer need - often at a SUBSTANTIAL discount! - so my eBay activity is a non-profit endeavor that keeps my garage from overflowing with cycling-related stuff! And I turn to eBay to find bike stuff that I want/need - especially for converting vintage 1970s bikes into functional and cool town bikes.
I also use eBay to collect Nut Tree (Vacaville, California) items; many of my best childhood memories are of time that I spent at The Nut Tree with my grandma.
All feedback (1,669)
- k***c (284)- Feedback left by buyer.Past yearVerified purchaseExcellent seller. Product as described. Packed really well and shipped fast. Great friendly communication.
- w***e (1453)- Feedback left by buyer.Past monthVerified purchaseJust as advertised. Fast shipping.
- e***o (368)- Feedback left by buyer.Past monthVerified purchaseReceived as described thanks!
- l***l (1224)- Feedback left by buyer.Past yearVerified purchaseGreat seller fast shipping and item as described
- r***r (237)- Feedback left by buyer.Past 6 monthsVerified purchaseBeautiful Bike Frame Carefully Packed - Item Arrived Perfect.......AAA+++
- y***e (292)- Feedback left by buyer.Past 6 monthsVerified purchaseFast shpg great price
Reviews (6)
Jun 24, 2019
They Simply Don't Work; Don't Waste Your Time
In the fall of 2018 I purchased 3 Serfas Apollo USB-rechargeable headlights. I don't think I used them immediately, but about 6 months later I attempted to charge and use them. I used a Serfas USB cable to charge the lights. When I initially plug the light in, it glows red for a few minutes, then the light goes out. When I unplug the light after an overnight charge, and then attempt to turn it on, nothing happens. They're completely useless.
Serfas has been pretty good about this problem; they sent me 3 replacement lights. However, the replacement lights do not work either. That's a 100% failure; I do NOT recommend that anyone buy these.
Jun 20, 2017
Not That Great
1 of 2 found this helpful I've been using Yakima and Thule racks for about 4 decades to carry bicycles, so I think I've seen quite a few different approaches to this task. The Yakima FrontLoader is somewhat below average in terms of function based on my experience.
The rear clamp really doesn't fit the aero crossbars on our 2017 Subaru Crosstrek very well at all. The rear clamp is adjustable, but one position is too loose, and the next adjustment is too tight. It sort of works, but it's not working optimally.
Secondly, the small-ish knob that tightens the small hoop to hold the front wheel is awkward as hell to tighten.
It did, however, seem to hold the bike securely once everything was in place. Also, the overall quality was reasonable.
Jul 12, 2017
Feels Like a $17, Made-in-Taiwan Chain Tensioner, Which Is About Right...
This was only $17 (+shipping), and it's worth about that. The pieces don't fit together precisely and the pulley is very sloppy on the shaft. Tightening the mounting bolt moves the coil spring off the derailleur tab unless you do a lot of fussing with it. For some reason, I'm finding removing/installing the rear wheel difficult with this installed.
In the long run, I think you'd be much better off spending 5x more for much, much higher quality (a Paul Melvin Chain Tensioner, for example) that would last 20x longer.