Lo Pros, Represent

just got the Lauer ... 65cm c-t and 28" front and rear
new cranks and bars for the Colnago

front brake, single speed, though dickie

its the first pic taken when i got the frame.
post some new in times.
has 2 brakes of course - silver.
rides fantastic.

what does ´Crooked stripes´ mean?

cheers
natal

Clown Bike ride already happened in '09; could do a re-run though

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mazin

So tempted to come over.
I never even actually been to GB..

I'm in for this for sure.

+1 for sure, wicked idea Jeez

Here's mine, I'm still in the process of trying to decide if i should keep this and convert it or sell it and build a more modern track bike, I can't decide, really pissing me off, along with other forum users i bet

any way...

if i keep i it will look a bit like this

or this

say firm "no" to pictures # 2 and 3

If scorch doesn't take my rims and tyres, I've got everything you need to convert that to clinchers to make it a more practical daily driver.

Depends how much that will cost

last 2 pics are not serious obviously, just rough sketches, use your imagination....

Black Open Pro 32h 700c/650c with Conti GP4000 tyres and tubes, £70 posted for the lot.
http://jorj.co.uk/images/loprocombo.jpg

My mess of a Lo Pro. Commuter setup:

black open pro 32h 700c/650c with conti gp4000 tyres and tubes, £70 posted for the lot.
http://jorj.co.uk/images/loprocombo.jpg

bargain!!!!!!

Black Open Pro 32h 700c/650c with Conti GP4000 tyres and tubes, £70 posted for the lot.
http://jorj.co.uk/images/loprocombo.jpg

will that be just rims?

Not wishing to sound rude, but that's a great deal for purely rims and tyres.

Not wishing to sound rude, but that's a great deal for purely rims and tyres.

i cant telly what you mean by this post....

He probably meant he like it up the ol' lamp post.

well I never built a wheel before...

There's shops where you can take rims and hubs, they build the wheel for you it's great.. Edinburgh cycles are doing it for 1250p

I'm sure i can build it my self but i would rather learn on a cheaper less important wheel

Lace them up yourself for the practice then get somebody else to finish them; surely there's somebody at your Action 21 thing who can build wheels and show you what he's doing?

Pretty much, even if you mess it up, you can always start again.

snip re-edit

my old wheel that still has a puncture has a 32h rim, if I could just buy the front rim and tire that would be great

Your 32h rear rim is badly worn, and you're just going to have the same issue when you puncture the tubular as you have with the front. Do yourself a favour and get the matching front/rear set now. But, if you really insist, £65 for just the front.

nah im converting it to fixed or SS so I'm using a new rear wheel anyway

so both were £70, but now just the front is £65?