2001 Claud Butler Cape Wrath
I'm 6 foot 1 frame · Aluminium
Seller confirmed it is for sale on
£349
Description
A silver aluminium hardtail mountain bike with an eye-catching red RST suspension fork and Schwalbe knobbly tyres. Fitted with front and rear mudguards, mechanical disc brakes, and a triple chainring drivetrain, making it a practical all-weather trail and commuter option. Condition is fair with general use wear visible on the drivetrain and frame, but no significant damage noted.
2001 Claud Butler Cape Wrath in detail
This 2001 Claud Butler Cape Wrath is an aluminium mountain bike. The seller describes the condition as fair. It is located in Blackburn.
It has 27 gears. Brakes are mechanical discs. Wheels are 26”, with tubular tyres. It is a hardtail, so front suspension only.
Pedals fitted are flat.
Details supplied by the seller.
Overview
- Year2001
- Frame sizeI'm 6 foot 1
- ConditionFair
- Frame materialAluminium
- Wheel size26”
- Drivetrain27
- Brake typeMechanical disc
- CategoryMountain bike
- SuspensionFront suspension
- FitMen's
- ColourSilver
- ShiftingShimano Di2
- Tyre typeTubular
- Country of originUnited Kingdom
- PedalsFlat
Known Issues
Just needs new cables for the gears. I still use my bike now and again but due to spinal problems I'm not ment to be riding. So it's best to go to someone who will enjoy it as much as I did.
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