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• #2
mmm, njs?
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• #3
nah, nhs all the way with me.
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• #4
To? Htfu!
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• #5
huh?
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• #6
Have you got a picture of your finished lo-pro... I remember seeing a pic just after you got is sprayed... want to see it in its finished glory
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• #7
There is one somewhere. Just not sure where.
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• #8
Get a Langster? :)
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• #9
It has toe-overlap.
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• #10
If by any chance two come up I am also interested in nearly the exact same thing
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• #11
I have just re-built up the old T-Pena in a last-ride-then-sale type plan.
It's italian Steel track 56. Slight prob is a slightly bent seat stay. I have had this re-set and now tracks straight and mechanic types have told me that structurally it's fine. Just looks like a little wobble.It's built up with some nice bits. PM me if you want pics. Looking for about 400 for the whole shebang.
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• #12
Why is toe overlap such an issue? How big are your feet?
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• #13
A big 11.
But I need large clips.And I find toe-overlap such a pain, particularly as in london you do ride slowly enough to feel it when threading through traffic.
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• #14
Seen Speed? I never drop below 30kph. I'm on a turbo now.. lest I explode.
Clipless and knowing how to deal with overlap ftw :)
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• #15
i've got one i might sell, just working out which frame suits me the best.
56 top
57 seatno toe overlap but it a beast of of track frame, super stiff and fast, very tight rear wheel, you can only use half the drop out or it will catch the seat tube.531c tubing
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• #16
an entire bike, so you can sell the parts you don't need.
Seems like a very nice track frame. I mean chech out the crown on the fork!
Deffinetely a nice frame for everyday, no?
Okay, so I really don't know whether I'm comming or going at the moment on the bike front, but I know I need a second (third really) fixed wheel bicycle to ride. I have a lo-pro thats boss, so I don't want another.
So what I need is a frame around about a 56, up to 58 I guess. Must be steel. Also it can't have toe-overlap. I can't handle overlap. It makes me cry, which I'm sure you will agree is not a good thing. Oh and it must be a track frame, not a road one. Doesn't have to be made for racing on the track though if you know what I mean. Its going to be used as my day to day around town bicycle.
So if you have a suitable frame, or want to recomend one that I could buy that would be swell.
I'm looking to spend up to £400, but ideally considerably less, so I can afford to go to paris.
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