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• #2
I saw one being ridden earlier this year, a beaut. You ARE going to ride it? Building as is or giving it a respray?
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• #3
I struck lucky as I think these are quite sought after. I’m going to strip down my kona and transfer all the campagnolo kit over. I’ll need to buy some more forks (surly trolls) and a sim works dirty Rhonda stem.
I’ll then ride as is for a while- it has a long head tube and relatively short top tube. I can visualise a nice pastel paint job in the future if it rides and fits well -
• #4
Nice score! I had looked at this but not my size.
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• #5
This is ace, but getting rid of the Kona? That was one of the best builds currently on here imo.
Clearances look good, drop bar again?
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• #6
Yes, I’ll move on the kona frameset at some point but this geometry looks a bit less stretched out than the kona.
Drop bar definitely- still need to finish off the Raleigh quantum with big wide bars... -
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Arrived, 1” headtube, not 1 1/8th as advertised- no problems though as I can use the kona forks i I had on the cindercone
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• #8
Awesome. Looking forward to seeing progress with this!
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• #9
Mucking around a bit today.
Bar tape colour will change.
Rear derailleur hanger is a bit bent and the threads are shite.
I’ve bought a thread tap off eBay- that and a big spanner should sort it out:
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• #10
Enjoyed all of your builds and this is no exception. The fork really suit it too as does the -0.5 scoblebricks™.
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• #11
Thanks- I’ve sorted out the threads on the rd hanger - very satisfying using a cheap tool off eBay.
I can just squeeze crazy bobs in:
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• #12
Those tyres are absolutely massive! Looks totally brutal.
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• #13
Got to sub to this...
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• #14
Cool. Are those forks the same length as the originals? Look slightly longer. Probably the angle though.
Most Overburys I've seen online have an almost horizontal top tube.
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• #15
Kona was rad. This is radder. Looking forward to the final product.
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• #16
Looks amazing!!
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• #17
Thanks. Not sure if they are the same a to c as the original forks - quite a few have sloping t tubes
http://www.retrobike.co.uk/botm/b-o-t-m-july-2010-is-legrandefromages-1989-overburys-pioneer/
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• #18
God that one is really nice. Definitely looks more like your TT slope too.
Great project.
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• #19
Not much progress with this due to work and house selling/ buying taking up all my time.
Position feeling better, thinking of getting a pizza rack for the forks.
Going for purple cloth tape I think.
I have a new campagnolo cable set ready to bring this to life!
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• #20
really nice!
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• #21
Do you plan on taking panniers?
If not I'd go for a smaller lighter rack.Bike looks so good!
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• #22
I’ve got a surly nice front rack but it weighs a tonne...
Was thinking that the pizza rack was less hefty?
I have a pair of small super c panniers and a restrap rando bag so thought that might work
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• #23
I see.. It's probably lighter than the surly rack - I haven't been able to find the weight of the pizza rack online tho.
You might want to look into a Pelago commuter rack in the medium size.. You can get adapators, that allow you to mount the restrap bag directly to it too.
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• #24
Or actually not even use a rack but some bike Packing bags.
Think I prefer these fat tyres and white flite
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• #25
Also a very strong look!
One in - one out
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