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• #48727
my next road bike frame..
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• #48728
I've been failing to resize it for 5 minutes, any advice?!
the stem is a titanium fondriest one I picked up from the caped crusader in classifieds... the bars are unknown from classifiedds, were cutdown when i got them, really good shape very comfortable.
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• #48729
that should do it
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• #48730
Been thinking about a frame bag like that, might be pretty good for snack and camera and stuff like that.
That's exactly what I did when I don't have a handlebar bag, also mean you got a spare water bottle cage handy, and believe me you'll need it.
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• #48731
cheers spotter!
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• #48732
Colnago airplane WINTER BIKE?! weeps
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• #48733
Lovely argos
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• #48734
Ok this is my custom Charge Stove Prototype. Spent most of its life as a trail bike but I'm in the process of converting it to fixed, having replaced and raised the saddle with an old Thomson seatpost I had lying about. I've also replaced the stem and literally just chopped down those bars (how come MTB risers are so wide? I cut off practically a foot)
http://www.lfgss.com/picture.php?albumid=1997&pictureid=11215
http://www.lfgss.com/picture.php?albumid=1997&pictureid=11216
Pedals are strictly temporary: I have some old V12s I'll put straps on. I'd also like to chain the crankset, perhaps to a Middleburn RS8 X-Type. The Hookworms are new too, haven't been used in anger yet. I've bought the smallest sprocket I can (15T) but going to have think hard about the right gear ratio because this thing is heavy.
and here's the projest I'm about to get started on: converting this old MTB fron wheels to a rear fixed wheel, by bolting the velo solo sprocket to the disc brake mount on the hub.
http://www.lfgss.com/picture.php?albumid=1997&pictureid=11217
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• #48736
Edit: Can anyone tell me why the piccies aren't working? Dammit!
because you're not embedding them properly, here you go:
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• #48737
ok simply uploaded them to the board rather than Flickr and job's a good 'un. Thanks for helping out
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• #48738
Lovely argos
+1 - what size is it Malaysian please?
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• #48739
Cheers
it's 61x56 CTC
Actually a perfect fit, very happy with it.
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• #48740
You've put the grips on the wrong way, the flange is meant to be on the inside -
• #48741
Currently trying to put a shimano group set on a raleigh, struggling! i migh take it to a bike repair palce. Any tips on how to replace cables on combined gear and brake levers?
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• #48742
You've put the grips on the wrong way, the flange is meant to be on the inside
What you saying about my flange?
Those grips came with the bike, and while I've changed the bar, I've got them on the way they came. Surely its a matter of choice?
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• #48743
no no no, there is only one way to put high flange grips on, and that aint it.
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• #48745
fair one.
did you post a photo just now then ninja it?
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• #48746
no no no, there is only one way to put high flange grips on, and that aint it.
I didn't realise there were so many rules. I need to study more
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• #48747
Nice of you to say. I was going to post that maybe the grips were the other way round and I feel suitably embarrassed, sort of like going out with your jumper on inside out, but maybe I just swap that for bite me
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• #48748
have your grips however you like, you may actually find though the flanges are quite nice on the inside, and can be of a little use.
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• #48749
^ Exactly. Having flanges on the outside of a jump bike is asking for trouble. How can you properly wrap your hands round the bar, barspin or even ride one-handed?
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• #48750
Side view.
Doesn't work for me... (It could just be me)
also what bars?