Muddyfox Race 400 Carbon Road Bike 57cm Large Shimano Tiagra 2x10 spd - Serviced

For sale an excellent condition Muddyfox Race 400 Mens Road Bike size
57cm, Large. This bike is equipped with Shimano Tiagra groupset whihc
includes gearing system, cranks, bottom bracket, cassette and chain.
Carbon seatpost.

It looks like new and clearly has a very low mileage. Comes with pedals.

The specs:

> Carbon Road Bike Frame
> Carbon Aero Straight Blade Rigid Front Forks
> Alloy Road Bike Drop Handlebars
> Alloy A-Head Handlebar Stem
> 20 Speed Shimano Tiagra 4600 gears with
> Shimano Tiagra 4600 STI Shifters
> Shimano Tiagra 4600 Hollowtech Bottom Bracket
> Shimano Tiagra Compact Alloy Chainset - 50/34T
> Shimano Tiagra Front and Rear Alloy Calliper Brakes
> Alex Rims 700C Double Walled Quick Release Alloy Wheels
> Schwalbe Lugano 700x23 Road Tyres
> Wellgo Pedals
> Race Saddle with Bumpers

I am a bike enthusiast, restorer and cyclist so please check the
other bikes I have for sale. I can provide a receipt and proof of
purchase.

My stock is limited to 7 bikes, but I don't always have 7 for sale. I
repair (when necessary) and fine-tune all the bikes I acquire. I also
try to clean them as best as I can. Lately, I have been specialising in
Carbon frames but I work with any bike. I also customise and service
them, just get in touch.

Cycling 12 km to work is how I test them so expect a used bike
working like new. You can find me on Strava as Fatty Marchetti where
some of the restorations I did can be seen.

I plan on opening my bike shop(Final Push Cycles) soon but for now,
it is more of personal service. I have 100% feedback on eBay and 5 stars
on Gumtree. So buy with confidence.

Why by a used bike?
1 - The bike performs the same as a new one (if well maintained and well-tuned).
2 - You can sell for relatively the same price you paid (if in good condition, etc)
3 - 20% - 70% cheaper than a new one.

Advice about buying used bikes:
- Always check the serial number of the bike when buying, it's not
offensive. Also, as soon as the bike is yours, take a picture of the
serial number on your phone (believe me, it will help in the future). I
had loads of bikes stolen in London that I don't have the serial...
- Always use a lock like Kryptonite(with the cable, locking the wheels together).
- If your bike gets vandalised when locked, remove the bike straight away (it's the first sign someone will come back for it).
- Never leave a bike locked outside overnight, that includes the back garden.