All the Talbots!

Wait, Talbots can go fast? Nobody told me :-(

I bet @JB has done more actual mileage on his, but 11 countries so far so could be a winner.

Yeah but he was rude about me earlier so we can ignore that. @ad441 may be in with a chance distance wise...

and the only one with marathon plus?

Strava says 4700 miles for mine (i should probably replace the chain)

@amey how dare you, this bike has never seen a marathon tire

Na, definitely not laner. I've done a paltry amount of riding this year. 4000k or so far.

Singlespeed in ‘Fastline’ Freight livery all done.

*yes the workshop was tidied for the photo

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Those dropouts make no sense

Custom genesis flyer?

Classic response from an ill informed steamroller owner

Pretty much

Straight TT and shorter HT though

That's great. Needs flaps and a frame pump. And Record brake levers.

Open Pros <3333

Are those Campagnolo levers with the shifter bits removed?

Undecided on which flaps to fit tbh

Pumps should only be attached to bikes with the pegs for them. Frame pumps, esp colour coded ones look awful, imo

They are ‘old’ pro’s as well, been saving them and the Royce SS hub for ages

Undecided on which flaps to fit tbh

brooks? or are they too brexity?

They are ‘old’ pro’s as well

Now referred to as 'un-pro'

Correct

Then sanded to match Ritchey bars, stem & seat pin

Not sure how I feel about leathery flaps, on my bike at least

‘Former Pro’

XecobeardX

old pros

best pros. Why didn't you get pump pegs fitted? Agreed on paint matching.

It’s a fair question

Originally I was going to have a dynamo and all the attachments, but gradually it got reigned back in to clean and simple.

The pump will stay in th pocket, but maybe I should start a new build around some pump pegs

#handpumpsaredead #HPAD #euphcity

You’re going to have to explain that one, Sozzles

Interesting. I have a set that no longer function, so was planning on re-purposing them as brake levers. Was it a huge faff to achieve (sanding excluded)?

@coldharbour did these, but has no issues

I have done two sets of ten speed levers and it’s quite easy to do, from memeory the only ‘special’ tool you need is just something to knock a pin out, but a decent nail or similar will do it