Any question answered...

Chris King headset - do i have to use a ck crown race or will any do?

Steel freehub, or alloy?

In what way is it better?

In what way is it better?

It doesn't spring back from where you stretched it and leave a filthy sticky mess where the overlap has reduced the way adhesive PVC tape does.

That does sound better. Will pick some up.

Steel.

Cheers. I had 4 pints whilst reliving my youth watching Mull Historical Society and I've not died.

That was the doner that saved you.

@mariofuckinghantous?

yeah @b&d , hit me up!

failed to mention you, I can cut, in single colours but can't print though.. is that what you're after?

Hold tight - I'll PM you in a bit. I'm about to tear some islamaphobe a new butthole on Facebook...

Is it a really bad idea to file out front fork ends to take a track hub? I assume there's no going back to quick release hubs afterwards? Thanks!

Why not file the hub instead?

That is an excellent point! The threads won't be needed anyway I guess so it should be fine. I just need to mask off the threads that need to be spared. Thanks :)

any updates on the facebook islamaphobe then? haha..

Fucking narrow-minded, tight arsed, middle-englanders...

need funds so going to part out my TT bike and bits, where is best place to list powermeter, frame, trispokes etc - here, ebay or tt forums ?

Post what you've got on here, sell what people want then part it out on eBay.

BOOM!

Thanks @dancing james @c00ps I think andyp's Saris Bones looks the best choice for a rack for me.

Hed3?

Is it a really bad idea to file out front fork ends to take a track hub?

There should not be any difference, unless you have a very old fork which was built for something other than 9mm or 3/8" axles, and then your QR axle wouldn't fit anyway.

specialized clinchers, alloy brake surface with ceramic bearings - front is a converted screw on rear and I also have a rear one aswell with shimano freehub that hasn't been used in a while as I have a disc

rotor power meter anyone? :)

Judicious dicking around with the b screw might save you but if not a short cage 10 speed SRAM mtb mech such as X9 will work. You'll need an inline barrel adjuster too.
The difference in chain between max max and min min determines the length of cage required but unless you have a bonkers large chain ring short cage should do 39/53 12/30.>

Just getting back to this, I have managed to get it working. 53/39 -> 12/30 on the back. Screwed the b screw all the way in to get clearance and it's shifting fine all the way through the gears. So, old 10 spd rival short cage can just work with a 12-30t cassette. sweet! until the sping snaps and derailleur explodes....