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The Merida Silex 400 combines off-road fun with road bike efficiency and speed to form a dynamic gravel bike. Whether you’re after a highly qualified commuter or pressing into gravel riding, the Silex 400 is ready to roll. The carbon fork is light and minimises some of the rough and tumble of the gravel, while the reliable alloy frame will get the job done every single day. The gravel specific 2×10 speed Shimano GRX400 Groupset will give you an awesome gravel riding experience, built for swift

BRAND NEW Electric Road Merida eSilex 400 Gravel Bike Anthracite (2021) 🚴🚴MYEBIKE IS A MERIDA AUTHORIZED DEALER!🚴🚴 💥CLICK AND COLLECT AVAILABLE!💥 It looks like a Road Bike but it is an Electric Bike, enjoy the excellence of riding 1 YEAR WARRANTY Season 2021 Frame Material: Alloy Fork Material: Carbon Weight: 14.11kg Brake Type: Hydraulic Disc Brake Tyres: Maxxis Rambler, 700c x 40 Speeds: 2 x 11 Wheel Size:700c Brake Type:Hydraulic Disc Brake Battery:MAHLE B1-C Group Set

The Merida Silex 300 gravel bike sits in the adventure road bike category thanks to its versatility and ability to tackle any challenge. You get road style geometry with drop bars so that you can get up some real speed on the road and especially on the dirt or gravel. The Silex 300 is built with a lightweight 6066 triple butted and hydroformed aluminium frame with upright gravel geometry for stable yet nimble handling. Featuring internal cable routing and BB86 bottom bracket, this frame is opti

Shipping on this product $7.95 Australia wide regardless of quantity. There’s nothing quite like the look of an old school receiver / amplifier / tuner etc. with a lighted up dial. To achieve the result many manufacturers ( Marantz, Pioneer, Harman Kardon, Rambler, Pioneer, Sansui, Yamaha, Sony, Philips, AWA, Rotel and so many others) used a user replaceable lamp (no soldering required) commonly referred to as a “fuse lamp” because of its resemblance to a 3AG glass fuse. Unfortunately, all of

Shipping on this product $7.95 Australia wide regardless of quantity. There’s nothing quite like the look of an old school receiver / amplifier / tuner etc. with a lighted up dial. To achieve the result many manufacturers ( Marantz, Pioneer, Harman Kardon, Rambler, Pioneer, Sansui, Yamaha, Sony, Philips, AWA, Rotel and so many others) used a user replaceable lamp (no soldering required) commonly referred to as a “fuse lamp” because of its resemblance to a 3AG glass fuse. Unfortunately, all of

Shipping on this product $7.95 Australia wide regardless of quantity. There’s nothing quite like the look of an old school receiver / amplifier / tuner etc. with a lighted up dial. To achieve the result many manufacturers ( Marantz, Pioneer, Harman Kardon, Rambler, Pioneer, Sansui, Yamaha, Sony, Philips, AWA, Rotel and so many others) used a user replaceable lamp (no soldering required) commonly referred to as a “fuse lamp” because of its resemblance to a 3AG glass fuse. Unfortunately, all of

'A Passion for Roses' by Peter Beales in excellent condition. The blurb:- Roses may be the "queen of flowers", but Peter Beales, one of the world's most acclaimed rose growers, has been rightly called "king of the roses". To celebrate more than 50 years' experience Peter Beales has now distilled his lifelong passion for roses - his unequalled knowledge of growing, breeding, selling, and championing roses - into an essential book for everyone who gardens with these magical plants. After reflec

New old stock Purolator A30 air filter. Suits Dodge, Plymouth & Rambler (Matador & Rebel). See photos of catalogue for correct fitment info. $20 postage within Australia. Pickup available from North Ipswich

Wheels January 1956 Wheels is an Australian car magazine owned by “ARE Media” who acquired it in 2020. Wheels Magazine is sold in Australia and New Zealand only and was founded in May 1953 by Ray Yeomans. Since 1963 Wheels annually announces its’ “Car of the Year”, an award created by Bill Tuckey. Wheels Magazine is highly regarded by Australian and New Zealand car enthusiasts and makes for a great read, covering every aspect of car culture. For sale is a January 1956 edition of Wheels Magazine