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• #2652
I preferred the frame as was to be honest
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• #2653
My new project.
Fort Track frame (rubbish photos I know)
Going to refinish the frame with original head and down tube decals and yellow green paint job.
All components black, mavic open pro rims, goldtec hubs, nitto pusuit bars, phil wood BB and sugio crankset.
If only my cash flow would allow me to finish it sooner.... i'll have to wait till mid feb!
I bought the same frame last week, although mine is in better condition.
I got a pair of the carbon forks here (They're 1" - Quite hard to come by at such a cheap price):
http://www.britishcycling.org.uk/web/site/BC/sales/WorldClassSales.asp
They need drilling though, which aint a problem.I still have those blue undrilled steel forks if you're interested.
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• #2654
I preferred the frame as was to be honest
Me to but you can't ride a frame. I'm currently on the look out for a different frame to SS, and will probably put this one back the way it was intended, geared FTW.
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• #2655
Thought i'd post it up fully finished.
Bit of a schoolboy error fitting white Rubino's in the middle of winter. They're yellow & brown already plus nigh on useless in white conditions.
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• #2656
Me to but you can't ride a frame. I'm currently on the look out for a different frame to SS, and will probably put this one back the way it was intended, geared FTW.
Ahh, I meant before the re-spray
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• #2657
The paint shop were doing an M3 this colour and put the bike in with it. Tha photo showed the good side before the respray, other side very bad. The decals were stencilled on, I might tinker around to see if I can get the font and add them in yellow. Also just got some drops and black bar tape. May get changed a few times before I decide if it stays SS or not.
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• #2658
My lo-pro now has it's first couple of coats of primer on it and is already starting to look damn nice....getting excited about this project now...:)
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• #2659
cant wait to see it
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• #2660
its a brilliant lever so far, but could do with more bar space on the tops, the caliper is a cheapy job, not sure to be honest, came on an sworks langster
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• #2661
hi, new here. my latest purchase.
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• #2662
hi, new here. my latest purchase.
you're gonna need a lot of spacers!
is it me or is the seat tube bent/curved
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• #2663
you're gonna need a lot of spacers!
is it me or is the seat tube bent/curved
I can see what your saying mate, think it's just the light/angle of photo.
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• #2664
i think its because there is a cream piece of wood behind it
distorting the view -
• #2665
its straight, i think i took a bad pic there what with the frame being the same colour as the door frame.
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• #2666
i think its because there is a cream piece of wood behind it
distorting the viewthe old cream wood problem...
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• #2667
i often look wonky because of creamy wood
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• #2668
NWchris, you spoofing my username? ;)
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• #2669
no holds barred slave action, a return to form. is that Armourtex Ironic Mauve? good work, I'd love a go.
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• #2670
hi, new here. my latest purchase.
These are nice. 1990s?
Do you mind me asking how much you paid for yours. -
• #2671
...this This just needed a building (black wheelset & parts) to be really pretty special.
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• #2672
So many nice bikes being put together at the mo!
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• #2673
Hello folks,
I'm a courier and novice framebuilder.
Just thought I'd mention that I bought a set of Reynolds Cantiflex main frame tubes from Charlie for £50 incl postage. They were produced in 1996 from 531, and are in great condition, as good as a recent batch of 853 that I bought new. Charlie has more sets and is very friendly and easy to deal with. The tubes were despatched promptly and well packaged. -
• #2674
They were produced in 1996 from 531...
awesome!
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• #2675
631 ftw
Finished.
Reynolds 753 frame.
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