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• #802
Very nice! Turned out great
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• #803
I think I prefer the look of the 1a to the Salsa FWIW
I do too, tbh.
I would welcome a cheaper source for 26.0 quill stems with a bit of rise (or for Decathlon to keep making their 25.4 compact drops).Salsa are nice enough but when you're really only after something that works, it is annoying that they cost £100, and something more or less the same with a 25.4 clamp is a tenner.
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• #804
This came out so well! All the proportions feel on point.
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• #805
I’ve successfully used 26.0 piegas in those ITM eclypse stems. There’s also a black version of those
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• #806
Nitto technomic aren't cheap, but less than 100. They come in 26 and have long shafts. (Ha).
Also @Rik_Van_Looy what are those beautiful cranks on your rih?
This thread and the one with the tip find Mercian make me want to build a bike.
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• #807
Thanks, I really like them too, they're Nervar - standard 50mm BCD to take TA or Stronglight 49D rings.
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• #808
All my stem dreams came true:
https://bicyclist.cc/product/3ttt-chromix-steel-stem-26-0-x-90-mm/Sure I have a can of black paint somewhere...
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• #809
Ah Nervar, thanks!
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• #810
Looks fantastic!
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• #811
Does this already have road shite and brake pad juice all over it? Curious to see some pics!
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• #813
The glorious GAZ bike, spotted in Beckenham Park Place today... Looking great in the flesh!
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• #814
Good spot! Too bad our paths didn't cross, would've been nice to catch up.
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• #815
I was on a Pashley carrying two kids, struggling uphill... Especially in the mud!
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• #816
Wondering what the frame size is here.
53x55 perhaps?
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• #817
Pretty much spot on, well done!
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• #819
I still have a knee injury so haven't had the chance to use the Varonha much.
Proper / longer rides will be impossible until that clears up, which really sucks as it's been over six months since I last went on a proper ride and I'm starting to wonder if it'll ever get better.Been using the Evans / GAZ bike for knocking around town but as I'm working from home and have a newborn baby in the house, that hasn't amounted to much yet. Although I must say it's been fun whenever I have used it : )
I did buy a new rear rack the other day... but it looks like the rear light is in the way so will have to figure something out when there's time.
And the mudguard struts keep rubbing on the tyres, so that'll need sorting too (probably with wider mudguards).
But for now it's all just baby stuff!
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• #820
Bummer about the continued knee injury, fantastic news about the little person!
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• #821
Ah, thanks Jon : )
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• #822
Bike looks awesome. Desperately trying to find something blue to finish the world champ color scheme.
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• #823
Not blue but I was thinking of trying a Turbo for that very reason : )
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• #824
A couple of pics in the snow to celebrate the GAZ bike's first birthday.
No real changes and not particularly ratty yet but it's been a very enjoyable and useful bike so far.
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• #825
Still one of my forum faves, so good!
This is fantastic, love it a lot.