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• #677
I don't know, I am very short and I need to take into consideration those of a more gravitationally unadvantageous when designing health and safety infrastructure. As they always say "safety first, fun last!"
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• #678
Managed to catch up with all three of the protagonists behind Isen this evening.
For a moment the draw bar was uncovered
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• #679
Sinister.
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• #680
@coldharbour will the brake mounts and BB be faced?
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• #681
And head tube reamed and faced before headset is installed?
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• #682
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• #683
BB chased and faced, headtube reamed and faced, brake mounts masked.
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• #684
Jorj that is amazing.
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• #685
Jesus, as if the thread couldn't get even more derailed....
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• #686
You have no one to blame but yourself
And maybe Weatherspoons
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• #687
Almost done! Quick test ride down the road to check saddle / bar height. Still waiting on a rear caliper, and deciding on bottle cages. Harriet is super excited to get out on it now, but unfortunately leaving for a week tomorrow.
FYI, clearances are pretty tight on the fork and frame for 160 rotors, already scraped a bit of the lacquer off.
So much fun to build, and gonna be even funner to get out and ride! Sitting at 9.8kg at the moment missing rear caliper and bottle cages but uncut steerer and seatpost. Not bad considering the carbon Avail it replaces was 9.3kg.
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• #688
Thanks.
I guessed they would be, but am trying to justify new tools.
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• #689
@coldharbour
Can mine be painted like this. My wife is *always right * and this looks stunning.
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• #690
Goddamit sweet candy fadez are my thing....
Srsly, yes this is (within reason, these are painted by hand remember) what they will all look like.
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• #691
Oh you should have said.
I won't do anything to them and you should buy new everything. Will be sending box of unmitred tubes.
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• #692
Big thumbs up!
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• #693
We should probably stop and just thank @BareNecessities for allowing us to use his Talbot as inspiration. Turns out it also works on normal size bikes!
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• #694
A penny from every Isen sold goes towards a charity of my choosing, right?
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• #695
What was that amazing cat sanctuary website you sent to me, the one that nearly brought my epilepsy out of retirement? If it's that one, then yes.
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• #696
cat sanctuary
Wait. That's BN's house.
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• #697
That gold-plated swimming pool will make all the difference to
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• #698
amazing build, it looks sooo much better than I had in mind! And I like the fact you kept it all white, it makes the paintwork stands out nicely. What size frame is this? And what size tyres are they?
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• #699
Haha, i guess you mean black? It's a size 53, with 28mm pro ones. I'd say with the 53 you probably won't get much more than a 28 in there with guards, definitely 32, maybe 35 without guards.
Harriet has gone with steel bottle cages to keep this simple, elites didn't really seem right on this frame! She also tried the Fizik Luce saddle, but it was a much lighter grey than expected and didn't look right at all.
Current build is:
Hope 20Five straight pull CL wheels
28mm Pro Ones Tubeless
Tiagra 4700
Spyre calipers
Deda RHM01 38cm w/ Fizik tape
Fizik R5 stem 80mm
BBB seatpost (surprisingly difficult to find a plain black inline seatpost)
Fabric Scoop Ti saddle
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• #700
Ha yes meant black...! Very good job. I wonder how my GF's one will turn out in 49 and 650c
I am leaning towards mechanical group set. Mostly given shimano apparent inability to get the r8070 group out anytime soon.
Might treat myself to a power meter instead