Brompton owners

Should be the same but per +sbbohr could be the taper on the cranks have flared and hence the chainring is closer than it was.

after 7+ years of use minimum ...

Indeed. IIRC it was 2013 when the new crankset were brought in.

Correct

As replied earlier a marmite set up.
Those who have them seem to love them with a passion.
I built a Black Edition Flame Lacquer last year and rode the donor P type I took the stem/bars from a short while.
It was interesting...

https://youtu.be/wCv37frpPbs

Probably looking at 6k now per T-line…

Is that when they added changeable rings?

Yup! Surprising eh?

Sorry miss understood, was that when the cranks and bottom brackets changed from iso to jis?

Not sure which bottom bracket I have on my bike. But have later cranks. So should I change the BB?

Yup, changed BB AND crankset from ISO to JIS.

Your cranks are defiantly the earlier crankset and yeah might be time for a BB and crankset swap.

I'll double check what's the chainline is on an updated crankset tomorrow!

I've ridden one of these, it's darn light and yeah 4 speed rear, shifting is not as smooth as expected and IF you try to hop off a kerb, the chain does drop off.

The full Ti or the p line?

I've been riding my new p line a lot over the last few days - chain hasn't fallen off yet.
Freewheel is noisy af but that's about it

Full Ti!

Nice!

I like a number of things, but of course I have a list of grievances 😂

The obvious question is what's the weight?
And how does the ride compare with a Superlight/P Line?

I was hoping and thinking this would be ti frame and carbon forks, but the sound of things it looks like it might just be full ti. Impressive and a little disappointed in some strange way of mine.

Full ti, carbon fork.

Words is that it is still going to be delayed again. Then again, as you said you’ll be very lucky to get one.

Your wish came true... ;)

Way lighter.

https://youtu.be/wKWGtxNhRoo

9.87 kg with mudguards isn’t too bad.

Thought it would be interesting to try like you say seems a marmite set up.When I've done it I'll report back.Out of interest why did you need a P Type stem ? (and what did you do with the bars)

Carbon bars too!