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• #44927
Yeah, i'm not sure I am a fan of the layback post.. all of the stuff is just what I have to hand, rather than building with parts I want.
Thing will get replaced, i'd like a CK h/s but it's 1" threadless and I don't wanna pay £90!
Previous owner also ovalised the bars by tightening it to like 10NM rather than 5 :-( -
• #44928
He doesn't ride bikes! silly...
;)
This is me not riding my bike the 5gold I have not ridden yet so can't say
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• #44929
Customer at work decided to throw away his average road bike without a back wheel after buying a new one.
Already started building it up, rear wheel is a Tiagra/Open Sport which going to have an 8 speed 11-28 cassette (8x1), Tiagra rear long derailleur, indexed downtube shifter and a TA Cyclotouriste 44t crankset.
Handlebar's a Nitto Moustache.
going to be a 'semi-beater' bicycle.
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• #44930
that is not nice :(
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• #44931
It's given me a semi.
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• #44932
^ crap joke.
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• #44933
Yes. Where did you get the stem and handlebars from?
Got the stem on flEa-bay and the handlebars are NOS from a dutch website http://defietsenmaker.nl/, not cheap but they are perfect, bought the new Pinarello decals there too.
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• #44934
^^^^^^saddle's too high.
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• #44935
ed what happened to your british light weight and portuer projects?
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• #44936
Sold the Porteur due to needing the fund, and the British Lightweight still exist, just on hold at the moment.
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• #44937
Looks nice ed.
The colours remind me of classic windbreakers from addidas.
These colours:
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• #44938
can not say i see too much in common in terms of colors to be honest
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• #44939
did you swap the front tyres with the rear?
didnt, front has always been front, I know the dangers involved. Looks really skidded but actually it has some paint on it from a bicycle lane paint art happening thing last summer.
Got now thight road fork and 26" front wheel on the muddy. Cheesylopro. He he, dunno what I am gonna do with it. Already got a steamroller for daily riding so this one should be somewhat stupid.
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• #44941
can not say i see too much in common in terms of colors to be honest
Thanks for your honesty. I'd say it has 2 things in common. Blue. And White.
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• #44942
i ahve looked into it and trying to find a second hand set
but there seem to be none
cant afford a new set :(too bad you missed on the pair I've just sold :(
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• #44943
Are you trying to get the whole of LFGSS onto Cyclotouristes? You keep recommending them, and people rightly keep ignoring you. They are not very good, they are pretty much obsolete, and there are plenty of better, cheaper, modern cranks to do anything Cyclotouristes can do.
That CB should have Williams or Chater-Lea to be 'correct', although a classic Record or one of the modern clones would also look better than the Miche
I wish that would stop him...
:-|
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• #44944
[it's] going to be a 'semi-beater'
Whatever floats your boat...
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• #44945
This going to be built up as a my comfy bike. Ignore the wheels. im going to have some black H+son TB14's put on when funds allow.
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• #44946
Been thinking about saving this old useless frame that will probably be scrap and making some sort of fixed mtb/freestyle f-g/cruiser/beater
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• #44947
Almost done, a lots lighter than originally, just need to get the unused Marathon Plus tyre I have lying around at home (original were too worn) flat pedal, bar tape and the 8 speed indexed downtube shifter to arrived in the post;
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• #44948
hehe, soon this ratty barwagon is ready:
622/40mm back, 559/47mm front. Barspins if timed correctly with pedals.
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• #44949
Now we're talking.
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• #44950
that is not nice :(
Just match the spacer colour to the stem and I think it'll look right (fwiw I'd go with black stem/spacers and silver bars).