Current Projects chat and miscellany

ask the person you bought it off, they clearly left something out

Or they couldn't solve it and flogged the frame ;

Nah, he'd had it sat in his office at work for a year never built up. Which is quite possibly due to lack of clamp.

My TT project is nearly there, have a proper(rear) shifter on it's way, a newer screw on block and ahem, getting some 1'' bars from the forum..

Steve Goff built Columbus Air frame, with Argos 753 bladed fork. Cinelli Angel tt bars, Turbo saddle, Dura Ace 7402 chainset, DA 7700 derailleur, DA bar end shifters (may at some point revert to all 7402 group) Look arc pedals and blackspire bar end levers, (although I may swap these for 105 aero levers). Sugino 75 Tyranno disc and Corima fourspoke front.. Oh and Campagnolo Skeleton brakes.

Dunno why I just listed all that, you aren't blind.

thats some nice retro tt porn

Dunno why I just listed all that, you aren't blind.

But search engines are

Didn't really get an answer last time round but i'll try again; Does anybody know if its possible to get V-brake mounts put on my Leader Mordecai Frame and how much would it cost to get it done (In London).

Les the Lo Pro, now with Concor and Airwings (with only one side taped as my friends showed up).

I think I need to switch to Time now, I liked the Eggbeaters on my other bike but not so much for this, especially brakless.

Didn't really get an answer last time round but i'll try again; Does anybody know if its possible to get V-brake mounts put on my Leader Mordecai Frame and how much would it cost to get it done (In London).

Try asking EdScoble.

I'm guessing it's steel, if so then plenty of people can do this. Even if it's alu then there's still people in London who could do it. I'd say £80ish

My TT project is nearly there, have a proper(rear) shifter on it's way, a newer screw on block and ahem, getting some 1'' bars from the forum..

Steve Goff built Columbus Air frame, with Argos 753 bladed fork. Cinelli Angel tt bars, Turbo saddle, Dura Ace 7402 chainset, DA 7700 derailleur, DA bar end shifters (may at some point revert to all 7402 group) Look arc pedals and blackspire bar end levers, (although I may swap these for 105 aero levers). Sugino 75 Tyranno disc and Corima fourspoke front.. Oh and Campagnolo Skeleton brakes.

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Dunno why I just listed all that, you aren't blind.

Awesome. I love Goffs. I still regret selling my Steve Goff TT bike. Mine was reynolds 653 though.

http://www.lfgss.com/picture.php?albumid=1508&pictureid=11265

But search engines are

True ;)

Awesome. I love Goffs. I still regret selling my Steve Goff TT bike. Mine was reynolds 653 though.

http://www.lfgss.com/picture.php?albumid=1508&pictureid=11265

I really loved that, and when it first went on sale I was very close to buying it..

Who has it now?

les is looking fine

I really loved that, and when it first went on sale I was very close to buying it..

Who has it now?

Surprise surprise I sold it to Pistoffski! Ive heard it got split up into an abomination though....

Surprise surprise I sold it to Pistoffski! Ive heard it got split up into an abomination though....

Ah, the shit.

Only kidding. Still wanna see some pics though!

Me too..

I suppose, dip the seatpost down... Nah can't picture it ;)

Les the Lo Pro, now with Concor and Airwings (with only one side taped as my friends showed up).

I think I need to switch to Time now, I liked the Eggbeaters on my other bike but not so much for this, especially brakless.

I haven't ridden eggbeaters but have heard stories of them releasing... I've been riding atac aliums for a while and would definitely reccomend them.

Are those airwings? Looks awesome with combined slamdatstem and those bars.

belated goff gallery link > http://www.lfgss.com/album.php?albumid=1313

I'll add bobbyfett's

..and a goff refinished basso columbus air frame with matching forks made by him:

http://www.lfgss.com/picture.php?albumid=1312&pictureid=11210

^oh wow, if you ever sell that let me know.

I just weighed my carbon bike, 7.6kg. Not too bad.

That new paintjob is excellent.
I was so sad to find that it was just too big for me.
(assuming its the same frame)

it is indeed!

by the time i'd collected it from mr goff the lad had outgrown it and both daughters are already sorted, ah well.

one thing I would say is that it wouldn't suit someone with a 'muscular' riding style as it is a flexy frame