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Can anyone recommend somewhere to get a single large format (500x700) poster printed? Online or physical store.

500 whats by 700 whats?

I can't really help but I am aware of white duck editions .net, not sure if they'll do singles though.

Print club London maybe?

These things?

They belong in a bin.

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Will check out print club London

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Will check out print club London

Edit: they’re screen printing only. I just need simple digi

What am I even looking at here? They keep doing funny things with my eyes where I can't tell which way round they're supposed to be.

These lot used to. Quite a few scattered around to go to as well
https://www.servicegraphics.co.uk/

I use The Print Hub, in Shoreditch. You can order online and pick up in store.
It's artsy stuff, though, so pricey!

What's the website that shows you a side-view silhouette of drop handlebars and allows you to overlay them to compare?

Pornhub.

https://www.printed.com/products/18/indoor-posters

http://whatbars.com/

Not the same Service Graphics as was a few years ago when I worked for them.
They went bust a year or two ago, and someone else has now taken the name.

Yes, the one near me used to be called Service Point. Not sure when that changed.

How fancy? Where are you?
Hobs Repro, numerous branches.
Print Farringdon on Cowcross Street are nice.

Nope, not that one (unless there's a button to get away from the top-down view that I'm missing). There was another one that gave you a side view of drop bars to allow you to compare the reach and drop shape.

Yeah, when I was working for Service Graphics, I always thought that the Service Point livery / logos / etc were deliberately trying to emulate those of Service Graphics. To the point of taking the piss.

Say a frame comes in two sizes that have almost the same reach (within a few mm), but different stack numbers. Size A is smaller, the seat post would have to be longer, and there would have to be ~2cm of spacers on the steerer underneath the stem. Size B is larger, the stem would be essentially slammed, the seat post would obviously poke out less.

Any specific reasons to prefer frame A or B? B sounds more 'appropriately' sized. A will be a little bit lighter probably... any other relevant differences?

Standover height?

Frame bag capabilities, stiffness, comfort... you might not be able to feel the difference for the last 2 though.

Which way would stiffness and comfort go though? Because on the one hand, I'd expect smaller triangles to be stiffer, but then a longer seat post and a steerer with spacers probably not so much?

Unless you’re propelling the bike with your arse, seatpost stiffness is not essential

How does everyone else do it?

A smaller triangle would be stiffer laterally (everything else being equal), but longer seatposts are more compliant. So in theory the smaller bike will be both stiffer and more comfortable.

I very much doubt you (or anyone else for that matter) would notice though.