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All that? For me? You shouldn't have.
Is that actually any cheaper than CRC post brexit?
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n + 1. What's wrong with your nice fixie?
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Not bothered about another winter on fixed. The Pearson went a while ago, still have the Pompino though.
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Not yours. That Pearson was a nice fixie.
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It was actually stolen from the new owner :(
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Are the mechs not 'dumb'? Always used to be that way with shimano mtb (haven't ever paid attention to Shimano road)
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I might go MTB wheels for wideeeeeness.
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Yep
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Not really no. He says big tyre, you say 18mm. Does not compute. So much tyre squirm.
@umop3pisdn Stan's Arch at 21m internal? Not cheap, but 38's will sit damned nicely.
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Not cheap
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With compact and an 11/28 I'd want a medium cage rear right?
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It's big, it's boring, it's red:
Plan is for a real do it all - a big tyre, hydro disc, mudguard winter bike with the ability to carry a bit of luggage if needed, or stick on knobblies and do some of that trendy gravel grinding.
With Campag yet to really produce anything disc brake related it'll be a walk on the wild side (Shimano), probably Ultegra level STIs with Tiagra everything else to keep the cost down. Some kind of cheap disc wheelset, leftover finishing kit and GB mudguards. Won't be light!