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• #107802
Really good. It took ages to get it in the right position, it's very counter intuitive, but it's nearly bang on now. 2 hours of riding at pace and I don't even notice it, on the turbo it's a bit more noticeable but by far the best saddle I've used. I'm going to swap my Evolution with @amey 's Composit for a bit to compare.
The only minor downside is you basically have 1 position with little room for movement, so I probably won't end up using it on my track bike as I like to sit on the rivet for sprints and that.
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• #107803
Cheers, that photo makes the saddle look even further forward than it is. I've had some trouble getting it set up properly and have consequently failed hard in a coupe of races when my legs cramped up, but think I've got it better now.
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• #107804
Nearly finished my CDF, just need to fit the mudguards, Luxos light and wrap the bars. Will probably desticker wheels and eventually change finishing kit after a bike fit
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• #107805
Cheers, make sure pics of the finished product make it on here!
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• #107806
Looks really good! Lose the white saddle though...
@withered_preacher sure thing but it's not going to happen soon. Thought about a cheap & quick powdercoat but will most likely save up for a proper wet paint job.
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• #107807
Cycle PS got my seatpost out.
Top dons
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• #107808
how did they do it? just brute force? need one freeing myself
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• #107809
Never seen a Thomson post with the letters like this. What kind of tomfoolery is this?
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• #107810
stickers innit
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• #107811
Reader's reader's...
Last season before a complete overhaul (repaint, braze-ons removed, new headset, etc).
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• #107813
Use grease next time.
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• #107814
That was the issue. Used som old shitty grease to get back from a shop after snappin the previous one then forgot like a dickhead n it didn't do the trick
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• #107815
grease is grease, you probably used wd40 or something like it.
Or put some serious heft into tightening it up
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• #107816
tomfoolery
Thom-foolery?
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• #107817
grease is grease
Clearly the grease thread has passed you by :-)
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• #107818
Copper grease. Less than 3 quid and will last for ages!
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• #107819
Less than 3 quid and will last for ages!
Go all out and spend £5 on a 500g tub, mine is half empty but then I did buy it in 1990
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• #107820
So... Two in one week. Why not.
Massive Massive thanks to Fitzrovia bikes for being fucking ace.
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• #107821
Loving the colour scheme, reminds me of my Brompton!
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• #107822
Hi how are you ? Me i am fine because i have finish almost two of my bikes , the first one is the scapin who is a road bike, now it have the chris king stuff on all the rest
And today is a newbikeday héhéhéhéhé
héhéhé
This bike cost a lot of money of my money :/
I hope it will rode well !<3I hope this tires will be sympatoches !
Dear Londonians friens, can you ask Rapha to open a succursale in Mamoudzou City ?The CO2 bilan of this bike is really not god, i promise i will compense it in riding to commute to go to work and it maybe redempt me for the heaven of the heart <3
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• #107823
Picked this up yesterday:
I really don't want to throw too much money at this but the 135mm rear spacing will prob limit my wheel choice. Right now I'm thinking either cheap mtb free hub with a cog and spacers or splash out on a surly mountain hub & WI freewheel. Probably laced to an open sport.
Next is cranks, what do people normally use for sscx?
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• #107824
Good point but the tube fits into the tool box.
That said 500g tub would be on order once I get a man cave shed! :D
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• #107825
What's going on with the cable ties? Did that bike used to be a different colour?
love the felt btw