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• #128452
Centaur 10s, but yes, logos etc polished off and then the whole lot polished up.
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• #128453
Got my partners frame back from Aurum, excellent job as ever.
Added a bottle boss on the top tube renforcement
And did an excellent job on some cranks too:
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• #128454
powdercoat is just so good
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• #128455
Steve is the best
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• #128456
Just finished my first fixed build :) legs ache after a few big hills but I love it :)
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• #128457
my first fixed
It's every inch that
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• #128458
Nice build, guess you stripped the frame and polished it up?
Loose a chain link if you can, too much track slack.
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• #128459
Dolan are selling them unpainted like that now
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• #128460
Yeah I have taken the slack out since, thanks for letting me know tho :) and no I get it factory new like this. Dolan are selling some like this as the 'limited edition brushed aluminium' version. I know lots of people don't like the welds and the odd brushed effect but I love it. Plus it was on sale for less than the original version!
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• #128461
It’s a damn site better than mine looked!
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• #128462
Got my Woodrup out of hibernation yesterday to find the chain mysteriously seized (looked like a tiny bit of salt fluff on the big ring as well) but the chain was really clean - bike was clean so not sure what happened - it hadn’t been out since last summer. Had a spare chain so put that on after failed attempts at freeing up the stiff links also found the front brake barrel adjuster snapped so pinched one off a spare brake. Did a little loop with the Mrs today and bike is just as lovely as I remembered.
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• #128463
I love that bike. That'd probably be almost exactly what I'd build if I went custom or did a framebuilding course
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• #128464
Starfish were made for Mavic's proprietary threadless BBs which had unique taper neither ISO nor JIS. Can't remember which it was closer to, but I have bought 631 cranks before to find them cracked near the taper, suggesting they were forced onto the wrong BB.
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• #128465
I'd post something tasty but the forum software seems to be unable to cope with a simple attached image.
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• #128466
Cheers, it’s a lovely bike that deserves riding more often. I had changed the pads for swissstop just before putting away for winter and the rim brakes are now not as bad as i remembered.
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• #128467
forum software seems to be unable to cope with a simple attached image.
Make sure your file type and size are acceptable. On the desktop, drag and drop works pretty reliably. On mobile, go through the file selection routine twice before hitting post and it usually works
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• #128469
Last night’s project.
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• #128470
so pretty - what's rim? It looks a bit like a Moskva 80 perhaps
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• #128471
It’s a Campag Omega V, which I think may well be the same rim (different label).
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• #128472
these look good, was considering the 33.5's of these for the pomp :eyes:
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• #128473
I really like the 30s.
I put one of the 33.3mm JBs on a wheel last week (see pic!) I’ve only done one ride on that wheel but the green label 33.3s are a noticeably lighter/softer/faster(?) construction than the blue label 30s.
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• #128474
Indeed, I have a mismatched pair (moskva/omega v) and can't really see any difference other than the stickers
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• #128475
They’re a very stiff shape.
I have a spare 32h silver rim (that’s seen a brake) that’s entirely surplus to my requirements. Let me know if it’s ever useful to you.
That’s looking really nice, is it Athena with the logos removed?