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• #31352
you don't coast down fuck off descents on your track bike though
Nor on your road bike either! Pedal up and pedal down!
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• #31353
yes man, alow it
haha woops.
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• #31354
That LDC looks like it was probably designed for double 700c
Naaa it wasn't.
It'd bring the BB up too high.^ this because look at the head tube angle and rake of the fork. Also the obvious fact of the clearances on the front fork, assuming it is original fork.
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• #31355
reminds me of this classic from the archives:
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• #31356
Yes, they are both red.
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• #31357
Stop being so sassy Tom
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• #31358
Yes, they are both have a tt protector.
nothing more.
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• #31359
The DR is a seriously light frame. love the forks and seat tube cluster.
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• #31360
Stop being so sassy Tom
The only thing sassy up in here is your hair fam.
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• #31361
The DR is a seriously light frame. love the forks and seat tube cluster.
Ah it's your ex no?
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• #31362
Yes, they are both red.
TM y u no spot black tires and silver seatpost and stem?
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• #31363
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• #31364
TM y u no spot black tires and silver seatpost and stem?
How's Argos coming along?
lovely colors plus big fan of wu :>You, GTFO my thread.
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• #31365
good way to get nerged up in here
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• #31366
Hip hop thread ain't nuttin to fuck with.
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• #31367
Ah it's your ex no?
Si senior. Now belongs to a friend of mine here. I kept te 950 tho :)
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• #31368
How's Argos coming along?
Built it up with 10 speed Campag and my Chinese crabon tubs - awesome. BB and seatpost are properly seized though - the owner before Dae didn't appear to own any grease - stem, headset and cranks were completely dry when removed. It's off to Armourtex in the morning. Hope they can save the paint, because Argos have quoted me £250 to replicate it...
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• #31369
Mark is that Dave 753 and was it always a track frame?
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• #31370
Built it up with 10 speed Campag and my Chinese crabon tubs - awesome. BB and seatpost are properly seized though - the owner before Dae didn't appear to own any grease - stem, headset and cranks were completely dry when removed. It's off to Armourtex in the morning. Hope they can save the paint, because Argos have quoted me £250 to replicate it...
Are armortex the best people to use? will they be gentle? Fucking hope they treat it with kid gloves!
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• #31371
Hip hop thread ain't nuttin to fuck with.
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• #31372
Are armortex the best people to use? will they be gentle? Fucking hope they treat it with kid gloves!
I know. Saffron frameworks down the road is the other option, but might be much more expensive.
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• #31373
Mark is that Dave 753 and was it always a track frame?
753 yes. And it is funny you ask only because it was always a right mutha to change the rear wheel. The bridge basically wouldn't allow the bak wheel much further forward in the track ends than what you see in the pic. So as soon as you loosened off the rear wheel nuts and turned the cranks to remove chain the wheel would always jam itself on to the bridge. A 700 wheel could never be slammed.
What made you ask?
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• #31374
I know. Saffron frameworks down the road is the other option, but might be much more expensive.
Have you given a proper go with a vice? warmth/cold, penetrating lube etc....
and loads of leverage on the BB...
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• #31375
753 yes. And it is funny you ask only because it was always a right mutha to change the rear wheel. The bridge basically wouldn't allow the bak wheel much further forward in the track ends than what you see in the pic. So as soon as you loosened off the rear wheel nuts and turned the cranks to remove chain the wheel would always jam itself on to the bridge. A 700 wheel could never be slammed.
What made you ask?
My Dave Russell is 753, has what looks to be identical fastback stays, is pretty lightweight and used to be a TT frame, it is missing the original fork and instead has a gazelle track fork.
yes man, alow it