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• #702
In response to DMs, the Bob bottom bracket is standard British threaded and the brakes and normal drop for 700C wheels.
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• #703
The look and forks have now gone to their new home. A delight to meet you sir.
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• #705
Absolute bargain for a big scouser!
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• #706
Shame some idiot has put the decals in the wrong places.
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• #707
Apologies for the delay, several people have asked questions re: The Bob Jackson and I need to go to the studio to measure/check. Unfortunately the college is being Ofsteded this week and the shit has really hit the fan.
Questions will be answered asap.
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• #708
That bargain Graham Weigh 531c now parted out by someone who can't remove a set of cranks. And it seems to have shrunk by an inch, too...
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• #709
I need some big bike advice. Currently I'm knocking around on a Dedacciai Pista, it's almost spot on... Geo is:
Size XXL
Horizontal Top Tube Length: 590
Seat Tube Length: 640Head Tube Length 205 (ext. bearings Head Tube Angle: 73
Seat Tube Angle: 72.5
Chainstay Length: 410Front Centre: 610
Only problem is the slack seat tube, I'm on an inline post and the saddle's all the way forward on the rails. Ideally I'd be looking for something with a 74 deg ST, and I suppose shorter TT that'd go with it? I've got long legs (880mm BB to top of saddle) but I'm more shin and foot than femur, so need to be quite far forward over the BB for KOPS.
Smaller frame wouldn't really work as I need the long head tube (external headset, so add a couple of centimetres to account for headset cups). I recently tried building up a 60cm Pre Cursa but the 350mm seatpost was at min. insertion, TT was really long and the HT really short, I needed a massive stack of spacers and a short stem to get anywhere near comfy. Looked stupid and felt weird.
Do any OTP frames exist with the kind of geo I'm looking for or am I looking at a custom frame?
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• #710
Condor Lavoro? Mine is 62cm CTT...
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• #711
Custom?
(Mielec...)
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• #712
Fairly big 531 Raleigh Rapide with campag going for cheepz oop North on fleabay.
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• #713
Condor Lavoro? Mine is 62cm CTT...
Looks lovely, but the geo is pretty much the same as my Dedacciai, it's that 72.5 deg seat tube that's the problem, need something steeper! Maybe Mielec is the answer, apollo. Prefer the idea of steel though...
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• #714
Gaston it?
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• #715
Is that the reverse layback post? I'll admit, it's partly aesthetic issues that are driving me away from the current frame, what with the inline post and saddle as far forward as possible.
I can't see an arse-backwards seatpost improving the aesthetics much... :
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• #716
Out of interest, what saddle do you run?
I've found some saddles put you much further forward, Flite for example, or SLR? Arione the opposite...
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• #717
Spec Romin, definitely needs to be a bit further forward than Arione and PX superlight I was running before but also makes my arse much happier. And both of those were a little further forward of the middle of the rails on an inline post.
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• #719
the roberts frame is nice, if one could buy it for £200.
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• #720
^Unfortunately it sounds like the bottom bracket threads on that Roberts are knackered...
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• #721
I'm selling this
62cm st
Dynatech 700
£120 frame and forks only.
Weighed 9.8kg when built up as pictured.
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• #724
Peugeot VITUS DURALINOX 979
62cm Seat Tube c-to-top
58cm Top Tube c-to-c
£320
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• #725
Just realised I'm poorer than I thought, anyone want to buy this...?
Really don't want to sell it, but needs must and I've got all the parts for a new 853 road build any way.
I never got round to building it up, it's been laying on my bed at my mum's house since summer.
Paid £250, would like that, plus postage.
I think it's worth more, absolute beaut. So light as well.
Bob Jackson was too big so is back on the market...