Lo Pros, Represent

Very nice! Could do with some period brake levers though ;)

levers at the same level as the seat. mid-pro? :-)

Looks like the bike is a long way from being fitted to the rider. Has superb stoppie potential though, with the brake levers so far in front of the axle.

It seems to need reiterating every few pages; if your 'fit triangle' changes between your drop bar TT bike and your Lo-pro, you're doing it wrong.

Problem Tester?

Thx mdcc, didn't know this drop-thing, will look at in on my lo pro :)

Whats that yellow/golden thing, a hirame?

Whats that yellow/golden thing, a hirame?

Yup, this one:

It now has the 1986 Sheriff Star road hubs back on it

It seems to need reiterating every few pages; if your 'fit triangle' changes between your drop bar TT bike and your Lo-pro, you're doing it wrong.

MDC, did you used to ride for Brighton Mitre? I seem to remember that being your username in a less sarcastic age? Or is their another Mitre club?

Yes, I was with Brighton Mitre from birth to 1993, and again from 2002 to 2009.

The Rourke lo-pro looks brilliant - c-record on there?

Initial build was C-Record headset, seatpost, brake calipers, chainset and hubs (LF 28h to Mach2 CD), DuraAce 7400 gear lever, RD and MF-7400 freewheel, Modolo Kronos brake levers, Cinelli 1A and LA84 bars, DuraAce PD-7401 'Look' type pedals. As shown, it has Arrospoks with Wolber Record 18 Piste tubulars, and quite possibly the freewheel stripped to just a 13/14/15 3-speed set up.

... from birth to 1993...

Wtf?.. )))))

Yes, I was with Brighton Mitre from birth to 1993, and again from 2002 to 2009.

Up to 2009, if you were riding round here, we may have crossed paths.

I love the older Mitre kits, tried to persuade their de-facto designer to bring it back. But, they love their euro look.

Up to 2009, if you were riding round here, we may have crossed paths

I was seldom in Sussex, hence the change of club.

Wtf?

My dad's club, family membership.

Too British for my mind

B-)

asking for rust :p

we bathed together afterwards

You mean yourself and squoocher? I believe thats who you got your bike off of

rims full of water ^^^

I'd love to see a proper build of that - with that epic chainring and tiny wheelbase.

TT bikes like that always remind me of old group B rally cars for some reason, probably because they're equally wacky.

getting this beauty delivered tomorrow;
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