Any question answered...

If anything, my Cannondale Hollowgram vs BSA30 bodges are simpler than this.

@Anthi

Nah, it's easy, no spacers for road, no spacers for 73mm mtb, both spacers for the only one left.

@Apostolis14vis may be able to help

I am. :) happy to give you some tips. I’ve been away for quite a while so you my discover things I don’t know but can definitely give you some ideas and also liaise you with the fixed gear and cycling community if you fancy going for a ride :)

I've invented a new pizza topping, it's brilliant. How can I monetise this?

Open a pop up in a disused former shoe shop in Hackney and don't bother changing any of the old decor

And call the pop-up "Pineapple", regardless of what the topping actually is. Use the word "disrupt" in your marketing campaign.

And whatever you do, don't call it 'Sole Food'.

I reckon that would appeal to the well-heeled.

Cobblers for desserts?

Someone on here must have a food truck or a mobile fixie ooni box pizza bike

Willing to cut them in

where can I get frame end/fork end protectors for storage?

Like this:
https://m.made-in-china.com/product/Bicycle-Frame-Protector-Rear-Fork-End-Protector-Packing-PP-Protector-734492612.html

buy a new frame and it'll come with them

Ask a friendly LBS?

joker

I guess I can try...

I'll pop in Evans at Kings Cross later, so I'll ask them, if you like - is it for QR or bolt-through (I'm guessing they do different ones for each)?

Cheers!

I need a couple. Its for front and back of a track frame.... So I think 'QR's...

No worries - rear spacing might be an issue also. Does no harm to ask though.

Other idea... use a knackered rear hub?

You can order them from Ceeway.

http://pencerw.com/feed/2013/9/15/work-ish-3d-printed-dropout-protectors ?

but then you'd need access to a 3D printer...

Where you based nowadays? I have a few.

rear spacing might be an issue

Most of the 130mm ones I've seen also have a 120mm notch

Fair enough. I don’t deal in new bikes, so I don’t come across them.

@ChainBreaker None there today, I’m afraid.