Crosser

1.75kg as pictured.

I take it that this is the boardman?

Frame, yes:

Oh I didn't know it had a tapered head tube

Same set-up as before (1x10 retroshift) or a different approach?

moar info plz(:

always liked building them in my short spert in halfords! the only ones that never needed modifying to make them work!

Well, the only parts carried over from the original Boardman are the frame, headset and seatpost collar.

I'll be putting it together tonight as I need something to get to work on tomorrow.

This is my finest hour, I call it "The Scoble":

Colour scheme based on band of choice:

I've even coordinated the grease:

MOAR power:

Starting to look like a bike at last:

Fuck.

:(

Not your week is it?

No. I will not be purchasing a lottery ticket on Friday.

And running to work tomorrow

I assumed this was a thread of photos of you lounging round your house in lightweight womens lingerie and a long tinsel wig. I am disappointed.

But it will be the best Boardman ever!

other than the brake levers..

They work extremely well with the MTB BB7 so I can forgive them their somewhat agricultural looks.

I just need to tighten the chainring bolts and then I'm done- I have taken the stem off the track bike as that's not going anywhere, ever again (in it's current form).

Ramon- I've just slipped some fluffy mules on, just for you.

This'll have to do for tomorrows commute.

hahahaha

So much lol at the top stack!

#forumlegend

also those 3T forks look the business - bit of a steal weren't they?

If the fucking stem hadn't decided to snap a bolt, and the bars had turned up today then it'd have:

• Luteus team forks (which were indeed a bargain
  
• ARX team stem
  
• Ergoterra team bars
  
• Palladio team seat post
  
  

But now it's a bit of a mish-mash.

that looks awesome. stealth as you like.

other than the brake levers..

Yeah, looking through the photos -

"mmmhm, yeah, rad, oh god!"

Not possible to just take the one bolt from the mismatched, unused stem and plug it into the nice matching stem?