Current Projects chat and miscellany

Dan is right. Excellent advice.

Just keep the frame on your wall until you can afford the groupset it deserves.

I'll never race, I'm totally a leisure road rider, and last year I only got to do around 400k on it, something I want to change this year, but still.

Srsly guis, is a tarmac necessary here?

I largely agree with Dan and Ed. because I had this revelation: my girl wants a roadbike. She is the same frame size as me.

Win!

A top carbon frame, seriously is a dream - putting down some watts on it is a real treat.

DO IT

^^^ good luck getting it back ever... ;]

A Francesco Moser frame & forks that I bought online arrived today. Clearly in need of a respray, I'd planned to build it with spare parts that I've collected over time but it's a bit on large side for me. Comes with Columbus tubing and Campag dropouts - the previous owner thought the frame was a SL but wasn't sure.

Srsly guis, is a tarmac necessary here?

Not for the current riding types. But a new bike can open you up to new opportunities. I had never ridden on the track before I got a track bike. I have never ridden cross, but I would...

Clearly in need of a respray

You must have much higher aesthetic standards than me. Or is it going to be a concours condition wall hang build?

I'd spend the cash on some new cushions instead.

A Francesco Moser frame & forks that I bought online arrived today. Clearly in need of a respray...

Cross post of my Sirius... Approaching "completion".

Just waiting on a black 53t DA ring I've bought, and will probably go with black saddle + tape...

White looks pretty sick on that

Mlshn pls.

but yeah +1 for white.

black is whack!

white does look good but i think black contact points would help break up the white on the frame.

love the sirius, the sag straps are amazing too

^^ Red cockpit would work?

Green straps nudging that towards anti..

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touchy

Might be right tho.

touchy