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  • "Just picked up a set of Shimano 600 hubs laced to oldskool Mavic reflex'es for the pink Rossin :)
    Rims are not very worn, and the hubs look great.. spokes suck a bit since they appear to be cromed and not stainless (a bit of rust a few places)... It'll do for now :)"

    Sounds nice. Why not rebuild them with DTs? Or just wire-wool them and service the bearings.

    What finish are the rims?

  • silver finish... Don't really wanna spend that much on the ol' frame.. :) I'm only going to be ridin' slow and long on it.. 200km, 400km, 1200? :)

    I think if I remove the stickers on the rims and clean them up a bit they'll look just fine... :)

    Since I'm going to be wanting a low low gearing I'm thinking about using a crankset with smaller rings, like a 32/42-set if thats even possible.. Last audax I did I was running on the 39 on my campy equipped Fondreist all the time
    Alternatively I could run a MTB cassette, but that's a bit ugly.. :)

    Whats the smallest ring that'll fit a 130BCD? :)

    edit; 38 it seems... Think 110BCD is what I'll need..

  • @ Well, is it - Luv it. Er, what is it?

  • Im trying to upload a picture has anyone else had problems today ?

  • @ Well, is it - Luv it. Er, what is it?

    Cheers! It's an old dawes something-or-other... Quite nice lug work but it was pretty damn rusty when we got it. Had it blasted and painted by Mario and it's actually turned out quite a looker.

    The customer wanted really short bullhorns for some reason, which I thought was a bit dodgy but they're actually quite comfy and have a bit of a rise to boot. They're Sakae Customs.

    The cranks are no-name affairs but are quite good for basic cranks.

    Got a couple of Eddy Merckx' on the go now... They should be stunning.

  • ...It's an old dawes something-or-other...nice lug work...really short bullhorns...cranks are no-name affairs...

    is it just me or there's really tooooo many bricks in that pic? i think i could really appreciate your work more if it was more of close-up shot... are any of such available for post? thanks

  • Absolutely...

    And...

  • haha, as a photographer you make a very good bike mechanic.

    ;-)

  • Thanks?

  • Absolutely...

    Cheers!
    Looks real good. As a coincidence, i was thinking of exactly the same color scheme for my missus bike for next year. Looks like it's gonna be it - blue frame - silver components - brown leather contact points.

  • still, ultra-chopped-down bullhorn looks weird

  • Agreed. I'd personally have left them as drops...

    Stem still needs to be polished ; )

  • what levers are these?

  • Acor... They look similar to the Paul levers but cost twenty quid. Prefer them over crosstops.

  • Prefer them over crosstops.

    Aren't they crosstop levers aswell?

  • they are indeed Mr. Johnson, they are indeed.

  • I prefer crosstops over crosstops too, in that case.

  • i just got a new frame for me. i dont know what frame that is, but i thinks its some raleigh`s frame. Frame weights 2.2kg and size is 52 - 54 cm. Original color is red. (does enybody knows what frame that is?)
    im going to paint it black or red and make a Single-Speed conversion.

    few bad quality pictures:



  • Acor... They look similar to the Paul levers but cost twenty quid. Prefer them over crosstops.

    They really don't look anything like Pauls, and they are a piece of shit.

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  • eek.

    lose the chain

  • [/IMG]

  • Lol, yeh, they aren't great by any means.

    And I was referring to the cane creek crosstops earlier, which I have on my own bike and are also shit, by the way. Forgot it was a general term for those levers.

  • is that one of those visp frames?

  • [QUOTE=irish mick;1042856]is that one of those visp frames?

    Well spotted

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