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It doesn't. Soz I'm out

Expressing interest in Chromebook; need to take advice on how it will work for Strava

Terrific!

Fitted it today, but not yet ridden. The installation guide states that b-screw would need adjusting, and it did, but not by much; also, that the limit screws would not need adjusting — but they did. I found this rather surprising — must mean the Direct Mount is slimmer than the standard item.

Nice lugs

Nervex — love it!

Would you rather the car or the hair?

I love mine,by far and away the best touring bike I've owned.

Mine is my pink 'FGSS' tailored for me by Tom Board in 1990

Wow is that a bargain or what!

Still sitting on my desk!

Where can you buy decent front doors from?

B&Q offer a well-priced selection described as 'Wooden White oak veneer' in standard sizes. They are not available in-store – they are supplied direct by Rohden. This firm describes its timber sources as Brazil and China, which may give you pause for thought.

Hard to find a loo seat in pink these days

Is that really a NOS Campag Nuovo Record rear mech in the box?

Hmmm....

Any off the peg wheelsets worth considering?

Shimano GRX WH-RX570

Opposite problem: I like all my bikes and can't bring myself to get rid of any

Bejasus that's a £524 piece of kit! Lorra money to wash down your records!

Spare sourced

I have 700C and 650B wheels so ease of wheel change will be a bonus. I have only one cassette and one set of discs so have to change them over too

You are right of course. This is a straight-up trackie's bar. One of the finest pieces of work to come from 'the new 3T' studio under Richard McAinsh's direction

A wonderful piece, for those who dare! Best not lean the bike up against the café wall tho!

Just ordered the newly released Shimano Direct Driver hanger insert from Fairlight. It's supposed to improve the precision of gearshifts, and ease rear-wheel access (the latter would be very welcome). At £45 I really hope so!

Tidy!

Nice pix!

Jeez, building bikes is so over (it seems)

Ah, 'a bike for life'... as they used to say