Any question answered...

I've got 53/39 on there. Don't think I can fit anything smaller.

Just double check, you're right.

What the cassette range? 13-29?

'Tony Martin has raced and won on Specialized clincher tyres in the past'

Just read this in an article on Road.cc

Just wondering, in a professional racing situation, why would you? are there any benefits?

Well they're faster for one thing

There was a website where you could find out the maxim speed internet available at a given address, showing distance from exchange etc. I can't remember what it is and my google skills are weak today.

What is it?

This ?
https://www.samknows.com/

or more specifically
https://www.samknows.com/broadband/broadband_checker

Cheers, I'll have a look

Yep, 13-29.

Changing the chainrings doesn't seem to be an option. And UT chainsets in compact seem to be hard to find for reasonable money. There's this 11-speed one, would that work?

http://www.gbcycles.co.uk/p/31842/Campagnolo-2010-Athena-UT-CT-11s-Chainset

Says not in stock but its in stock here: http://www.bike24.com/1.php?content=8;product=105040;menu=1000,4,29;page=2

Let me know if you are ordering from bike24, I need few things so can share postage.

That's PT, not UT...

11 speed will be fine, but you'll struggle to find Athena: only UT in 2010 (when Athena and 11 speed was re-/introduced), PT from 2011.

I think all other 11 speed is carbon, so if you want silver you'll be looking for 10 speed.

Keep tabs on eBay set to include Europe/eBay France: there seems to be a stash of NOS UT over the Channel.

Apologies for being a campag noob (for a good reason) ;)

Any chainset will work.

If you can't afford Campagnolo, you can always get a different brand.

Why hasn't, star wars and the hateful eight been nominated for more oscars?

can the forum recommend a self-drive van hire - ideally that will do weekend hire (ie. collect Saturday, return on Sunday) and one-way (Cambridge to SE London)?

Try Budget.
Stay away from Europcar.

I've got a hed3 and I'd like to replace the axle, have had trouble finding any lightweight ones, can anyone point me in the right direction? Googling just brings up skewers. Either qr or nutted is fine, ta.

I've got a hed3 and I'd like to replace the axle, have had trouble finding any lightweight ones, can anyone point me in the right direction? Googling just brings up skewers. Either qr or nutted is fine, ta.

@Scilly.Suffolk was messing about with one recently so might be able to help.

Cheers, pifko. Also anyone know where i can get 1" expanding bungs? or will 1 1/8" squeeze in there?

Google powers are seriously failing me today.

Picture an Excel doc in a shared location.

I can open it and none of the columns appear hidden.

My colleague opens it (same OS, same version of Office) and the doc hides columns A-H, with no option to unhide them.

Any ideas?

Messing around? You saucy bint!

Not entirely sure what you're after: the stock axle weighs nothing.

I replaced mine with a somewhat heavier axle in order to convert it from QR to Allen screw.

Deets here. @Dandy

Depends if you've got one with an original steel axle or the newer alu.

Mines an oooold axle, and it's about 140mm long with these crazy long nuts on it! Not aero!

I didn't know there were two.

In that case, I have either the OE "new" alloy QR axle or an Allen Torx screw kit available (see below): PM me if interested.