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• #112477
I like it a lot. Can feel the weight on the hills and when accelerating hard compared to the carbon bike it replaced, but otherwise a great, especially on longer rides.
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• #112478
Yeah that's no problem to do. I've been riding for a year without a cover on top of my headset and I'm not dead, my forks turn smoothly.
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• #112479
You could try set screws if you just want something to protect the threads?
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• #112480
So, I had two OD green radavist water bottles turn up today which I totally forgot I brought and I actually do not need 😣 I need to stop buying thinks when I've had a drink.
Anyone want them? 20 posted
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• #112482
After a nice looking modern seat post 26.8 diameter in either carbon or silver alloy. Suggestions other than Thomson?
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• #112483
Daydreaming about a new frame (v.4?) but this time more rando and 650b. I have no experience playing around with front end geometry for low trail though. I'm not going to lug around a heavy load all the time but occasionally rack top bag and lowriders. I've stolen some measurements from Yummygooey's Geekhouse and applied my own. Anything i should change? I want the load pretty much over the axle right?
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• #112484
Oh yeah because you never visit that website...
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• #112485
That geek house is amazing.
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• #112486
Just bought this for cheaps, no idea what to do with it
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• #112487
risers and one by
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• #112488
Is the TT meant to look like that?
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• #112489
^^ this, its the only way.
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• #112490
Yep, don't ask why though.
Miiiight be a china copy, I can't find an example of one with that fork after a brief google. Also says 'confort drive spin' on the left chainstay...
1x is happening. Might need some convincing on the risers, though I did get some of those jones copies
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• #112491
Yes!
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• #112492
picked up this one today: a end eighties Simplon Giro with 7 speed Shimano 600 Tricolor. Seller said it was size 54 so I bought it for the 6400 groupset. When I picked it up, it seemed to be 56 (my size) so will keep it but will change bartape, stem, outer cables and wheels (Campa Chorus with Campa Victory rims).
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• #112493
That's really really lovely
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• #112494
Thanks. I actually like it so much I'm thinking of upgrading it (I have a 1992 C Record somewhere).
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• #112495
I want the load pretty much over the axle right?
Not really, having 35mm trail sufficient.
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• #112496
Fu Manchu/Stedbars are on, they look huge on the tiny frame but feel spot on. Spacer tower will go once TesterCap arrives.
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• #112497
almost there...
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• #112498
Super!
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• #112499
Mini winter project pretty much done. After I got rid of my expensive road bike last summer, I haven't really missed having shitloads of money tied up in a bike dropping in price and being afraid of crashes. But fast road bikes are still fun, so when this frame popped up on classifieds for £190 I picked it up. Already had the wheels, crankset, brakes and saddle laying around, and the missing parts I picked up cheap. Super happy with building a fast road bike at 7,1kg without digging deep. A Red22 big ring would be nice, but that will be later. Looking forward to spring now!
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• #112500
Super!
no, that's from 'nago, this is a Professional. ;-)
I'll do that, I guess if I'm getting a new headset in a few days anyway protecting from dust doesn't matter too much. Thanks for your help!