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• #52
Rode this to work for the first time in weeks fully laden , was a great ride. Forks need cutting down, just bought some Columbus tusk straight matte carbon forks for a lighter version
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• #53
Looks boss-saw some pink hubbed Chris King wheels on eBay yesterday for Β£275 that would be perfect for this ;)
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• #54
If pinks your thing I got some Pink lizard skin bar end plugs
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• #55
Looks fantastic with the steel fork. Proper road bike. I have to say (imo) they have to be the ugliest cranks Campy have ever made.
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• #56
Cheers! I saw those wheels - could those be changed to a campag freehub?
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• #57
Ah thanks for the offer - think Iβll stick with the black ones at the moment
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• #58
They are Seriously fugly but my legs love the 48/32 at the front gearing!
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• #59
I know what you mean, currently running 46/33, sub compact gearing is wonderful.
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• #60
Yeah but buying new is spendy-you do see folk selling the conversion kits second hand from time to time too tho.
Personally I've ran Campag 10 on a shimano cassette and it's fine so long as you set up the shifting from the middle of the cassette rather than highest gear. Failing that you can get the Campag-spaced, shimano spline cassettes too which are ok so long as you're not looking for SRAM red lightness, tend to be more Veloce quality.
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• #61
This one might be still for sells:
https://forum.bikeradar.com/discussion/13108852/fs-chris-king-rear-r45-11-speed-conversion-kit-for-campagnolo -
• #62
Just did a great 15 mile ride through Wiltshire lanes on this with my new neighbour Dave (2 metres apart)
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• #63
Iβm loving the look of this
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• #64
Yep, that'll do.
Just fresh bartape and 9/10 in my book (docked a point coz of them cranks)
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• #65
a rapha gentleman doesn't use 11-32
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• #66
Looks boss π₯π₯π₯π₯π₯π₯π₯π₯π₯π₯π₯π₯π₯
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• #67
Looks fab this, what a great project. I'm also suffering from garden envy looks cool.
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• #68
This looks great, what tyre size is on there?
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• #69
That is lovely.
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• #70
27mm, but they tend to come up a bit larger, rim dependent, nearer 29mm.
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• #71
Ah cheers, bought a late 60s bungalow and we're slowly discovering bits by cutting back. Hereβs the rear garden from one of the bedrooms including useful hand rail!
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• #72
Iβm a rapha whore though so sub compact is fine for my middle aged pinsπ
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• #73
Cheers! Had some brevet tape but put it in in a rush and it looked awful. This lizard skins tape is old and falling to bits.
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• #74
idyllic potential there. well done on this.
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• #75
I should't like this bike but I do. It's marvellous.
I like it, good to have the option like you say π