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• #5602
Frame too big?, FAIL!
but I want it. HOw much will you buy the wheels for anybody? 350? -
• #5603
you'll sell those easy
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• #5604
Argh@!@
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• #5605
i'll buy the white titanium rolls saddle ;)
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• #5606
Too small. long. hard. thought.
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• #5607
Very tempting.
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• #5608
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• #5609
Badly listed Roberts with Zipp front and Specialized Tri-Spoke -- £525
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• #5610
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• #5612
no thats what they go for!
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• #5613
Lovely but waaayyyy out of my budget :(
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• #5614
lovely SR cranks (got these on my black bike)
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/SR-Royal-1970-80-165mm-track-cranks-48t-49t-rings_W0QQitemZ170255893362QQihZ007QQcategoryZ109118QQtcZphotoQQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem -
• #5615
... and part them out?
£700 for an old headset is crazy!
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• #5616
+1 to those SRs. Luvverly.
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• #5617
How did you polish your post (fnarr!)? I've got an old Campag aero one that's a bit tarnished that I'd like to at least clean up, if not bring up to a mirror shine.
I used an abrasive block - kinda rubbery thing i found in my dads tool box, really fine wet n dry would prob do the trick - to scuff up the anodising then went in with autosol and the dremel with the white cottony type polishing head on. Took a wee while and i got bogging doing it but the end result is really nice.
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• #5618
clamping top-tube, FAIL!
Nothing wrong with clamping the top tube, it is neoprene lined and not even clamped tight, it was just closed a little toi take photograph.
As for the flag? It could have been worse could have been a different flag I will not mention :-)
I prefer to sell the bike as is and will probably advertise it on ebay at some point but like it and still use it even though I have new dolan arc.
The rolls saddle is now on my Arc.
I also have a 105 front brake to go with this and the original long pinarello stem.
I am 5'10" and have 33" legs so rode this bike no problems, I do not see the obsession with having really small frames with huge seat posts and extended stems.
This bike is really ok for 5'10 to 6'2".
Don't really want to split the bike but if need be I will. I have seen zipp wheels go for almost as much as the bike is :-)
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• #5619
clamping top tube is still a FAIL!! tubing isn't designed to take weight there and especially with double butted tubing, you're asking for trouble.
FWIW, seat post!
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• #5620
Oldwelshman I'm very interested can you PM me please?
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• #5621
clamping top tube is still a FAIL!! tubing isn't designed to take weight there and especially with double butted tubing, you're asking for trouble.
FWIW, seat post!
As I said, i loosened the clamp right off, it is not actually clamped onto the tube so there is no force at all on the top tube.
I have another 531c db frame which is 24 years old, and old raleigh road ace and it has done thousands of miles and is still perfect so think I just about know how to loof after a bike frame :-)
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• #5622
hairy muff, you are asking for trouble though!
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• #5623
oh shit I'm going to have to agree with dogsballs!
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• #5624
what about nimhbus is a numb-skull?!?
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• #5625
ask hillbilly about the time one of the mechs clamped the TT on a custom 853 jobby for a BB job.
it ended in tears
^Welsh flag, FAIL!