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I was just countering amey's carbon requirement for racing and pointing out frame material doesn't hold you back in ultra, obviously helps if people give you nice things...
No idea who deals in London now they've switched from Ison to Raleigh as distributor - new stock has only started to come in in the last few weeks although shipments should be monthly from now on. Charlie the Bikemonger is probably the most likely to have something on the shop floor I guess, 400km round trip doubles as a training ride...
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Ride down, buy Salsa, throw old bike in sea, ride back on shiny new Salsa.
How the fuck does a $1999USD bike end up at £1800? Another reason to buy British.
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@furious_tiles still works for Raleigh?
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How many of those guys were sponsored their bikes though?
Kristof seems to be wearing lots of Jaegher kit (http://www.jaegher.com/stories/choose-your-stem-color)
Jesse co-founded Curve Cycles, that made his bike.
Ed Pickup was sponsored by Qoroz
"I am delighted to announce that I will be joining Qoroz as a Brand Ambassador for 2014. They have agreed to provide me with a bike for training over the winter, before getting a custom frame made in time for me to take on the Trans Am Bike Race in June."
Josh Kato actually bought his bike I think, but mountain biking >>>
Who deals Salsa Colossal in London?