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• #177
Frame and fork - £1500 ffs. That buys you an S2 or a TCR advanced, or a Canyon aero road... Or a bottom end supersix complete build.
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• #178
bike stuff
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• #179
to be fair, this does look pretty fun and decent for the money:
Still wouldn't get excited by it though! Meh, this winter I'll still be riding the fixed through any weather, and if I get my act together a budget build cannondale roadie with crud catcher race blade thingies. Real reason - freelance and no ride to work scheme for me :(
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• #180
Anyway, just go and get one of these Vitus Dee1 or whatever - £375. bargain winter bike.
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• #181
I'd rather convert a skip find 531 thing. Won't someone please think of the children.
Ourys and cut-down risers optional. #2008
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• #182
Ah the joys of semi-horizontal dropouts, a spare chainring and 135 spaced fixed wheel...
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• #183
The budget Charge Plug is now £330.
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• #184
Man the fuck up and ride a Brooklyn
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• #185
Those Plugs have been getting progressively uglier.
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• #186
None of these are a problem if you have skills, a hacksaw and some axle spacers.
Although 135 is a MTB/touring spacing. Pick frames 130mm and less.
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• #187
Those Plugs have been getting progressively uglier.
Yeah, we'll them doing camoflage-stickered frames soon.....
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• #188
I'd rather convert a skip find 531 thing. Won't someone please think of the children.
Ourys and cut-down risers optional. #2008
YES! I have some bright orange Ourys, unused, probs from 08 - wrong place to start to build sweet fixie?
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• #189
Ah, that wasn't meant to be in response to your 531 suggestion, I was just alluding to the benefits of semi-horizontal dropouts removing the need for seasonal bikes...
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• #190
You could probably sell them to kids in Indonesia via eBay for sick profit. Make sure you put 'mash' in the listing title.
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• #192
IIRC there's nothing new about them doing a 'pro' allez frameset that had little in common with the nodder-allez. The concept store had one a couple of years ago.
Oh, I've been microcosmd. That was a response to the Allez bashing upthread.
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• #196
That SS Arkrose looks like my perfect winter/commuter bike (assuming it'll run OK with a 6 bolt fixed sprocket).
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• #197
Is everyone only half reading the Arkrose specs... No one wants clip on guards!
This Bike is unable to take a standard front mudguard due to no eyelet on the fork crown for fitment, however a down tube mounted or clip on style guard can still be fitted
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• #198
That can't be, as there's a mount just under halfway from the drop out on the fork arm.
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• #199
Just realised the spec was talking about the fork crown, not fork arm, whoop.
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• #200
I think they mean there's no drilling in the fork crown - so yes you can bolt the stays to the fork but you can't bolt the guard to the crown.
Fuck you're not wrong there!