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Trek 3500 2009: £199.00 (Was £250.00)

Trek 3900 2009: £250.00 (Was £300.00)

Trek 3700 2009: £250.00 (Was £275.00)

Cannondale F6 Feminine 2008 (w): £299.00 (Was £370.00)

Trek 4300 WSD 2009: £350.00

Ridgeback Quest: £550.00 (Was £700.00)

Trek 6000: £700.00

Trek 6300: £850.00

Trek 6300 WSD: £850.00

Trek 69er Geared 2009: £999.00 (Was £1,300.00)

Marin Eldridge Grade 2009: £999.00 (Was £1,125.00)

Trek 8000 2010: £1,500.00

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