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• #7777
Minimods 22mm, £84 for rims, hope hubs are £230 or so, £85 build inc spokes
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• #7778
More shop stuff... anyone fancy an alfine11 Brompton? Non disc with ti fork / triangle on a gloss black lacquer frame / stem ideally...
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• #7779
This is one of the nicest and cleanest build! Kudos!!
How much RRP with all the mods?
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• #7780
Merci!
It’s about £2k five or take, customer provided a lot for this;
Depends if you buy a bike and modify, buy a bike and it’s modified (parts off not paid for etc, or built from a frame.
£420 frame, £395 triangle, £295 fork, £170 stem, wheels like £400 = £1670
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• #7781
goss black lacquer
Matt or Luke? :)
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• #7782
Oh whoops! Gloss**
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• #7783
Update on 2 people on 1 brompton. Yes, possible. 1 person balances precariously on the top tube, other person cycles as normal.
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• #7784
New style anchorage ordered and on the way, should have my bike back tomorrow! 🤗
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• #7785
You assume its going to take less than a day to put that thing together...
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• #7786
Early brake lever inner cables are pear ends(road) and the newer brake lever inners are barrel (mtb)
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• #7787
I've never heard of Matt and Luke Gloss. :)
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• #7788
Spam: Selling the m-type stem and bar i took of my ages back
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• #7789
Got a lightly used 6 speed wheel and a SV8 dynamo front wheel (both silver) to sell for a friend.
Will make an ad shortly
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• #7790
Mechanic was great, new anchorage was missing a grub screw but he bodged something out of the old shifter... Haven't had a chance to ride it yet, looks great but folding is compromised a bit... Non-standard bars, innit? I'll give it a good once over tomorrow...
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• #7791
defo need some 800mm bars.
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• #7792
My shiney new Brompton arrived in the store today and I can collect it monday!
The question is, what lights should I get? Living in London they only need to be sufficient to help people spot me rather than lighting up a dark road. Are there any options besides the Cateye ones that won't impact on the fold?
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• #7793
Anything on the seat post (if you have the extended one), and most 'be seen' bar lights won't impact the fold
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• #7794
Do you mean the standard Brompton Cateye lights? I got a cheap pair of Cateye Orbs that work well as be-seen lights; depending on how you mount them on the front they don't interfere with the fold, or you can just swivel them around the bars and out of the way. I went for the battery rather than the USB rechargeable models as I only ever use them as backups to my dyno lights.
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• #7795
Cool, thanks.
Unsure about extended seat post, I ordered it C&C when slightly drunk on Wednesday night and didn't look at the finer details :o
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• #7796
Sounds like I should be good to get any lights then, ta. Hopefully I'll be able to pick something up in the black friday sales.
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• #7797
I use the Brompton saddle specific Cateye on the rear - it works even though I don't have a Brompton Saddle.
On the front I use a modified Hope Vision One on an Exposure quick-release mount fitted to the LH half of the handlebars - plenty bright and the mount doesn't foul the fold. -
• #7798
I would get the new-ish Kong big cobber for the rear. They’re amazing for max exposure and visibility IMHO. (Granted they’re quite expensive but can you put a price on safety)
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• #7799
If you’re too in keeping with a Brooks saddle I would get a fizik saddle with a cateye mount. No compromise with your folding issues.
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• #7800
Congratulations!
Brompton 400 Cateye is pretty good, get the xlite100 saddle mounted rear for £10-15 online and jobs a gooden.
What rims? How much for the wheelset?