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• #12602
Looks like a clamp-on cage. You can buy them from wiggle.
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• #12603
yep clamp-on cage mount - also available in condor.
the reason i really like the post mounted rack / bag is that i can attach / detach the whole affair - and keep it ready for the next time I plan* to do a long ride
- i don't plan long rides, I decide at the last minute....
- i don't plan long rides, I decide at the last minute....
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• #12604
where did you get the seatpost mounted rack fred? does it come with the bag?
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• #12605
quite a handful of LBS stock them, like Evans for instance, they're usually designed for MTB I think.
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• #12606
cool.. I've got a carradice on the way and I'll see how that works out before I consider going down the seatpost rack route
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• #12607
Fred, I just need to ask . . . Swimming trunks!??
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• #12608
to swim in the sea, dunwhich is on the coast!
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• #12609
to swim in the sea, dunwhich is on the coast!
Not true, I saw fred using them to entertain the feed stop queue with a saucy dance routine.
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• #12610
little more welding.
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• #12611
I really like that brucy.
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• #12612
brucy = mental.
Love it.
:)
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• #12613
Im definitely intrigued, crazy, but very cool!
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• #12614
My new/old project:
This:
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This:
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Finally going to put gears back on my old Carlton and sort it out properly. The decision was prompted by the blue Peracinni bike bought off here and the failure of my cottered cranks. Shame as I have been loving FG riding, but I think its for the best.
Just got to say how sweet the Peracinni was to ride it back from Victoria yesterday - despite being way too big, unadjusted brakes, knackered tires and being pissed on.... loving the mix of campag/dura ace components on a nice frame.
Currently stripping the Carlton for armotex (as close to this as I can get) and contacting H LLOYD CYCLES for the decals. Unfortunately they can't match the original (problem with them being "imichrome"?) so going to get similar type.
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• #12615
@TS - The Roberts looks good, pretty much as I would have built it (wheel not spok of course). Get the stealth CK on there!. Hows she ride?
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• #12616
Looks like a clamp-on cage. You can buy them from wiggle.
don't buy these http://www.wiggle.co.uk/p/cycle/7/Elite_VIP_Bottle_Cage_Clamps/5360035638/
they don't work.
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• #12617
They just look like glorified zip-ties.
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• #12618
in contrast, this was my DD setup:
Love this setup fred, one minute a lightweight tourer and a couple of bolts removed later a turbo machine, very nice!
Is that a standard rear rack, where did you get it?I like the fact you could swap the back bottle out for something with a little extra juice ;)
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• #12619
They just look like glorified zip-ties.
not even as good as that, Zip ties would actually work if you used inner tube underneath them!
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• #12620
Everyone knows it's all about bottles on the forks! ;)
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• #12621
cool.. I've got a carradice on the way and I'll see how that works out before I consider going down the seatpost rack route
I've got a similar rack and I don't like the way it makes the bike feel. a decent saddlebag, which holds the weight closer to your arse, would be my preference.
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• #12622
Just started building a set of wheels yesterday.. Milliard highflange hubs (67mm diameter) 24h to Mavic CXP14 NOS 24h rims.. using "aero" ACI-spokes. crossed 2x.
Got all of it really cheap, the wheels a going to cost me less than 100 pounds to build.Don't really know what to use them for... perhaps I'll just get some wheelbags and store them for later use ;)
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• #12623
Not true, I saw fred using them to entertain the feed stop queue with a saucy dance routine.
at one point I was so tired I wore them backwards for about an hour :-S
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• #12624
Getting the Gitane 531 paid off today!! (hopefully) then will be using it for a beater for a while until I can restore some stuff. :)
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• #12625
That is sick....
What did you use to attach the bottle holder on that katana's down tube?