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• #252
A couple of fixed on gumtree today.. both around the £165 mark but you could probably drive them down...
http://www.gumtree.com/london/82/11028082.html
http://www.gumtree.com/london/11/11031011.html
and not so cheap...
a condor...
http://www.gumtree.com/london/29/11029129.htmla Bianchi (might save someone buying one new from Evans :)
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• #256
Ohh these hubs are wicked man!
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• #258
arayas are good for brakeless riders only as the braking surface is REALLY smooth...not so good
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• #259
i'm learning to use the brakes less stef, and it looks like good braking surfaces don't do me good, bet you saw me throwing myself over the bars yesterday...
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• #260
yeah! - how's that arm today?
But those suzue hubs are nice - their aluminium ones look nicer IMO, very well finished, but I guess the carbon ones must save a fair amount of weight. I wonder how those carbon flanges stand up to spoke stress?
Suzue went out of business last December so now might be a good time to pick some up.
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• #261
where are all those cougars coming from ?
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• #262
scott not scot the flanges look like aluminium to me with carbon centres?
That's right
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• #263
Stef arayas are good for brakeless riders only as the braking surface is REALLY smooth...not so good
i don't think they have a braking surface at all.. i have a pair in silver which look similar, and there isn't any.
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• #264
yeah, excuse my lack of knowledge but that is what i was trying to say...learning day by day...
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• #265
It ain't fixed but it's a nice mercian... Friend of mine has put it up for sale:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=230148685674
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• #266
Haha, thats the most expensive piece of wood I've ever seen. Click on the pic. He's selling hundreds, I was thinking of winning them all and re-building Manchester velodrome in the back garden.
I have a knackered Conti tubular that was used on the legendary Manchester track, It comes with a 'certificate of authenticity' that I made on MS word. £80???
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• #267
is the picture dodgy or does this look like there is no way to tighten this stem around the bars ?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/SHIMANO-Dura-Ace-AX-stem-70mm-22-2-26-0-New_W0QQitemZ320132138412QQihZ011QQcategoryZ42333QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem#ebayphotohosting -
• #268
It has an internal wedge which tightens onto the bars fromthe back (ie frame side of the bars). looks nice but concentrates the force on a small part of the bars.
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• #269
when you tighten the stem into the frame it tightens round the bars at the same time. well flash!!
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• #270
Mmmm, Shimano AX stuff is nice. I polished the $hit out of one of those AX stems, it looks so bling. If you get dazzled, loose control and die, that was my AX stem what did it.
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• #271
did you have any problems with bar slippage tommo ?
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• #272
i getcha it kind of feeds in from the turn
http://www.classicrendezvous.com/Japan/shimano/Shim_6ax_stm.htm
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dicki did you have any problems with bar slippage tommo ?
Um... vaseline?
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clicky
http://www.gumtree.com/london/88/10824188.html