Size is a problem.

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  • Afternoon.

    After a pretty horrendous experience converting an old peugeot (seatpost, rear dropout spacing etc etc.) I was wondering which decent quality frame manufacturers used the most 'standard' sizing, threads etc on their bikes.
    I'm looking to buy a nice 80's road bike to convert (or track bike with more relaxed geometry if that's possible), maybe spend a bit of money on with paint, kit etc. but I don't want to be stuck trawling ebay for weird size components.
    I understand there's probably no straightforward answer but any advice would be a start..
    Once, just once i'd like to know what it feels like to be sat on a 27.2mm post if you get my drift.

  • anything not French. Italians get a bit weird too, depending on the model and time. basically if you avoid romance languages you should be alright.

  • Especially if Taiwanese gives you the horn.

  • What was up with the rear dropout spacing on the peugeot? Surely it was standard 126mm?

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