Talbot Path Racer

What do people use/recommend?

Supernova with tail light, very bright and doesn't suck up a lots of resistance from the dynamo despite being the brightest.

You can ask Matt to customise a mount on the seat tube to hold this;

Or Edelux II (lower drag) with this integrated tail light mounted on the seat tube;

Some good info regarding lights here.

New Pure 3 look awesome;

If you're going full bling why not run a disc front?

The dynamo is not disc-brake compatible.

Agh that's a shame.

What made you decide to switch to a modern style frame set?

Hmm too late I guess but schmidt do disc dynamos. I remember reading about a mountain biker who did a lot of night riding and swore by them, as an alternative to the external battery LED headlight setups that most use.

http://prollyisnotprobably.com/2014/03/cielo-introduces-classic-and-racer-stems/

That is super nice, 0 degree option too, perfect for my NFE!

Three hundred dollars.

For ~£250 I'd prefer to get one custom made rather than OTP.

.... or this?

Three hundred dollars.

Do not want.

If this is the other frame on your Facebook page, it is much more exciting than the Oak.

It's not.

Oh. Ignore me then. The oak is very pretty indeed.
I just got confused with the brakes.

This is the Path Racer:

what dynamo are you using?

Press fit BB?

Edit: actually, that would be daft, wouldn't it.

what dynamo are you using?

Shutter Precision- Exposure re-badge them in the UK.

are you keping rotter?

I like what you've done with the place Neil!

when these are all done your going to have the best names and faces to bikes post in forum history

when these are all done your going to have the best names and feet to bikes post in forum history

agreed

Press fit BB?

Edit: actually, that would be daft, wouldn't it.

It might be daft, you are also correct- it is a Paragon Machineworks PF30 shell.

As also seen here:

It'll probably be used with an adapter to BSA initially, but I've got a couple of things I wanted to try, which this gives the flexibility for.