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Jim - Is the discount code applicable to all wheels or just the aluminium track wheels?
Thanks
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Provisional dibs on 105 chainset (price posted?)
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2nd dibs on cranks, still available?
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Chainring sizes on chainsets please (were the ultegras octa after all?) Cheers
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Wheels ordered, can't wait for them to arrive!
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Dibs 1 & 6 please if you'll post.
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Ran my second 10 mile race of the year on Sunday. Managed a bit better this time despite the cold and got round in 71:03, which is around 9 minutes quicker than this race last year. Strangely, I enjoyed it pretty much all the way round even though it was mostly pretty painful. I think the nice course helped and managing to stay ahead of planned pace was a constant boost. Sub 70 is the obvious target for the next one in May, though i'll be concentrating on short fast stuff for the next two weeks for a 10k on the 24th. Fun fun fun!
I've just bought some Easton Attack TT Handlebars second hand. Some of the lacquer has peeled off in a couple of areas (very small bits).
I'm not concerned from an aesthetic point of view, but what's the best way to protect the carbon (or should I not be worried about it?). Could I remove any flaky bits with a blade and re-seal with something? I've seen clear nail varnish mentioned before but not sure how this would affect the stem clamping area.