robgul
Legendary Member
A couple of Park Tools - both in as-new condition. I just haven't used them for a while as I've reduced the type of bike service/repair work I now undertake.
Collect from Stratford-upon-Avon or I will send at cost
Park Tool PTS-1 Tyre Seating Tool RRP £85 £45 + postage
- Seats tyre beads into rim quickly and easily.
- Long vinyl coated handles give plenty of leverage.
- Perfect for tubeless tyres, or stubborn downhill tyre and rim combinations.
- Make workshop life even easier on your thumbs.
Park Tool FAG-2 Frame Alignment Gauge RRP £60 £30 + postage (I would strap this to a length of wood to make sure it doesn't get bent in transit)
Many bicycles will not shift or track properly because the front and rear wheels are not in line with the frame. If these conditions still exist after wheel and derailleur adjustments, the seat stays, chain stays, and rear drop outs of the frame may be misaligned. For years the accepted method to check the alignment of the rear drop-out was to run a string on either side. This method does work to some extent. However, it is not accurate because the measurement is not taken at the drop-out. With the Park Tool Frame Alignment Gauge the alignment can be checked quickly and accurately at the drop-out. Retractable pointer to fit all sizes and types of bicycles.
Please PM if interested.
Collect from Stratford-upon-Avon or I will send at cost
Park Tool PTS-1 Tyre Seating Tool RRP £85 £45 + postage
- Seats tyre beads into rim quickly and easily.
- Long vinyl coated handles give plenty of leverage.
- Perfect for tubeless tyres, or stubborn downhill tyre and rim combinations.
- Make workshop life even easier on your thumbs.
Park Tool FAG-2 Frame Alignment Gauge RRP £60 £30 + postage (I would strap this to a length of wood to make sure it doesn't get bent in transit)
Many bicycles will not shift or track properly because the front and rear wheels are not in line with the frame. If these conditions still exist after wheel and derailleur adjustments, the seat stays, chain stays, and rear drop outs of the frame may be misaligned. For years the accepted method to check the alignment of the rear drop-out was to run a string on either side. This method does work to some extent. However, it is not accurate because the measurement is not taken at the drop-out. With the Park Tool Frame Alignment Gauge the alignment can be checked quickly and accurately at the drop-out. Retractable pointer to fit all sizes and types of bicycles.
Please PM if interested.
