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• #123377
Thank you.
Orange cable outer because I somehow only had orange cable outer :)
It’s an Interpro. They were built in Korea using Nagasawa castings for keirin there.
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• #123378
Not usually a fan of the ‘fun coloured cabling because I’m a fun guy’ thing :-) but I like this - I think it works.
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• #123379
Deffo keeping the paint, but thinking about single speed with compact drops and massive slick rubbers. On the other hand I kind of wanna keep some ugly components so it won't be appealing to thieves...
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• #123380
Compact drops will require a new stem I imagine. If not for the clamp then to maintain enough reach.
An alternative (and still a comfortable handlebar over distance) would be a swept mtb bar like the On One Fleegle. They’re still decent off road and there’s a 25.4mm version.
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• #123381
I got a viable stem for the task already, but I'd still need to buy the handlebars, tape, brake levers and cables, and this month I won't be able to afford those probably.
Although I recently got a call from my insurance lawyer that money should arrive this month (got ran over last April, car jumped the red light with about 50 mph, I was the luckiest fuck in the world that I didn't die or got seriously injured then). If I get paid I'll probably do the conversion. -
• #123382
Does anyone happen to have a 1 1/8 headset compression ring to fit a cane creek headset? Can't seem to find one and it's the last bit I need. I know they're only a couple of quid but I thought someone may have one that wouldn't mind sticking it in the post (I'll pay for the stamp and envelope!)
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• #123383
It’s still alive! Awesome.
(The frame was previously mine, if I’m not mistaken)
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• #123384
4.99 if you Google it!
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• #123385
I know that! Trying to avoid paying 4.99 + postage for a tiny ring. A new headset is only £10...
Edit: went to LBS, rooted through their box of headset bits, problem solved for free!
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• #123386
Yes!
It’s been well enjoyed; mostly as road-fixed but also a summer commuter, raced at Newport velodrome, a Deliveroo hack, and now a town bike.
Always really liked it’s fit / geo 👌🏽
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• #123387
wondering do I need a front well to be 650c rather than 700c?
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• #123388
wheels on and other bits ...
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• #123389
final
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• #123390
and I know a bottle cage is ..😀😀
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• #123391
If that's 700c on there leave it as is! Looks decent.
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• #123392
I'm after a cheap rack for my horrible mtb beater. Needs to be able to carry a 14x8" snare drum in a case, fit 26" and be as cheap as possible. It really doesn't matter if it looks horrible. What should I look at?
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• #123393
Most basic alu racks would fit the bill, as wide a platform as possible would be good.
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• #123394
Yes 700 c now , but catching a front wheel when turning. Im guessing is small for me.
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• #123395
Is it suspension front fork?
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• #123396
A lot of track bikes will do that. You don’t need to steer much on a velodrome
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• #123397
Ahh, didn't think about it, I've planned for street ride.
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• #123398
What crank length? I had pretty bad toe overlap on my Donohue, went from 170 to 165 cranks and was surprised at the difference it made.
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• #123399
was surprised at the difference it made.
It wasn’t 5mm? 🤭
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• #123400
Smart arse :-)
Well no it’s not, is it? Your moving the crank, which isn’t in line with the wheel, away from it in a direction at a tangent to the wheels arc. Or something. I don’t know, IANAM
Very clean build, love the dynamo hub maybe black brake outer, what's the frame? Ex Keirin NJS of some sort?