Looks like one of these has to go

[Simon]

Well it looks like one of these may have to go ,
just seeing if there is any interest out there for one
of them and what anyone maybe willing to part with for one ,may split into frameset with fork instead of complete bike,
full details will go to anyone showing a serious interest,
will only sell to someone from this site,won't be advertised elsewhere.
Simon.

[seanzzo]

Whats the top 1 an 857???

[Carbon_Angus]

well..... the top one is a "Simonized" 856 and the lower one is a "Simonized" Oz.

damn why are you selling these bikes..you have put so much   into each one of them!

.....uh...I'll take one or both of the forks....send me a PM.

[smiley=beer.gif]

[proflex252]

Simon you must be cracy!!!!
You just can't sell those bikes.
You've spent that much time and energy into these projects. This confuses me.

What's the reason for that decision?

[Simon]

Okay okay I know I must be mad,
but its simple, I've spent the last couple of weeks testing a Whyte E-5 and a Whyte 46,
simply fell in love with the 46 and god bless her my wife put down the deposit,got to wait a while for it
but of course I added a couple of small upgrades (Hope floating rotors for one),
anyway I'm running out of room in my garage for all our bikes and some money wouldn't go amiss either,
but mostly I'd hate to see one of my bikes sat around
doing nothing, I want to know it would be out tearing up the trails, thats what I built them for,
if they don't sell I won't be heart broken,
but don't forget if I sell one I still have 2 other Proflexes.

Simon.  

[seanzzo]

Hey Simon,
[smiley=nod.gif]I'd truly love to buy the 856 it would have a great home with it's older brother my 855!!! Let me know how much (USD) you need for it.
Hope your well,

Sean Gannon
aka Seanzzo

[shovelon]

Wow!!!!

 That poor Whyte is going to get "Simonized" I am sure! Nice that it originates in your home country.

 But I bet your 2 masterpieces will get a good home.

Congrates on swaying the wifie.

Terry

[will]

Dude!

How about Plan B: Keep your bikes. Forget the Whyte. Use the quid to take a big family trip over to ride the States!  [smiley=beer.gif]

How do you price those bikes? Guys, I've seen them up close   and the work is unbelievably precise. The welding, machining, and part fit is better than just about any factory work.

Hate to say it, but the 856 with the faux bar is easily worth $2,500 or more. The Oz? Who knows? More quid than I've got.

[Simon]

Dude!

How about Plan B: Keep your bikes. Forget the Whyte. Use the quid to take a big family trip over to ride the States!  [smiley=beer.gif]

How do you price those bikes? Guys, I've seen them up close   and the work is unbelievably precise. The welding, machining, and part fit is better than just about any factory work.

Hate to say it, but the 856 with the faux bar is easily worth $2,500 or more. The Oz? Who knows? More quid than I've got.

Hi Will,
oneday yes oneday we'll be over,
Hmmmm yes $2,500 that will do nicely  [smiley=nod.gif]

seanzzo,sent you a email


Simon.

[shovelon]

Simon, going long eh?  [smiley=disbelief.gif] [smiley=laughing.gif]

When do you get the 46?  You lucky dog.

Terry

[Simon]

Simon, going long eh?  [smiley=disbelief.gif] [smiley=laughing.gif]

When do you get the 46?  You lucky dog.

Terry

Hopefully this Saturday (11th)
I'll post a pic when I get it,
added red Hope floating rotors and red caliper bore caps as well  
your so right I am very very lucky,not just for the bike but for my wife and family who let me indulge in such things  

[smiley=beer.gif] Simon.

[Simon]

Okay still got them,
anyway if anyone's interested may part out the 856
as a frame only,

if I do Carbonangus the forks will be yours,

other than that I can build the bike to lower spec
to reduce the cost  ,I've already pinched the rear wheel for the Whyte  .

Simon. [smiley=beer.gif]