Disc brakes are dead

I miss this thread.

Page 43. Still no sign of biek nor suitcase.

Neither exists, it was just amey having some fun.

at times it did feel real

I think Amey is sitting at home in the dark, silent cold tears running down his face cursing the silhouette of his much anticipated travel bike, the joy of which has been poisoned by the relentless mockery and taunting doled out over 43 bitter pages of disillusionment and misery.

Maybe Amey is already abroad but forgot his SS coupling tool?

Campag Potenza for teh lols... a 'fast' steel road bike... short chainstays... Paul Racer Medium brakes in black... If modern then Ritchey finishing kit if 1" threaded, nitto... Wheels logically should be TB14

Post one. Page one.

After 43 pages and three months we ended up with Sora and a fifty quid wheelset.

Brexit>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

@amey: disco>disc.

Yep

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#rep

also @fussballclub

Slightly off topic, but could the rear brake have been mounted on the chainstays under the BB?

I dunno, maybe you can .. cable routing could be PITA as the shimano under BB brakes have side entry cable.

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Sweet

I'm giddy

Forks need reaming to install the crown properly, powdercoater didn't cover that bit otherwise you'd have seen a rolling chassis instead

Saw this at Winston's that got me excited ..

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And these amazing forks that he has made for a disc build. I want ALL the bikes.

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Well that has a very long wheelbase^^

yeah thats what the customer wanted apparently

Must be over the amey approved distance???

I've just figured it out....

@amey is planning to unveil his new bike at the Scottish 2017 grinduro for maximum instagram and the hope of being photographed by the radavist..

Let's bicycle!

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@amey which powder coater did you use?

Mario did it .. can ask his supplier .. he charged £120