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cheers but am after compact cranks. still looking!

bank holiday bump—still looking!

Sent you a PM, thanks.

Hi Dave,

Thanks for the offer but I've heard too many bad things about Power Torque to consider it! Probably being stupid but oh well.

genuine last bump!

If for some reason you end up splitting I'll take the chainset. Hope it sells in one piece though—good luck with the sale.

Last bump!

What range is the cassette? thanks

Bump

Thanks for your response. I'll get back to you but I think the frame is unfortunately going to be a bit too big for me. Cheers anyway

Hi @WimVDD do you still have this? If so, could I have some more measurements please? Thanks

hi @ptr do you still have this by any chance? thanks!

As per the title,

currently looking for a set of Campag Ultra Torque compact cranks. Silver is preferred, 170mm length is preferred, would be great if the cranks came with chainrings and a BB too!

Let me know what you've got.

Thanks in advance

If by any chance you'd split this into frameset and groupset/wheels, i'd be more than happy to take the groupset and wheels off your hands.

Thanks, but I think I'm going to hold out for something a bit different.

Hi @1ofBTNFixed, how much for the CdF, and what sort of condition are the chainrings/chain/cassette/BB in?

As per the title I'd like a geared road bike with a top tube of between 54 and 56cm. Preferably steel, also preferably with combined brake levers/shifters (STIs, ergos etc.)

Probably prefer shimano to campag. Ideally want to spend something around 300 but show me what you've got!

I'm based in Manchester but am down in London pretty regularly so will be able to collect.

Thanks in advance

That would be great if you were willing to post! Not got any plans to come to Leeds any time soon unfortunately

As per the title, I would like some Shimano 105 or 600 toe clips please! Either the metal or the plastic ones will do. Preferably size medium (if they even came in sizes?)

Like these:

Or these:

To be honest, even just one clip will do as I'm sure I have one lying around somewhere. This will need posting unless you're based in Manchester.

Cheers

Sorry, I've just re-read that article and it is a lot more accelerationist than I remembered it being. I agree that framing FOM exclusively on a left/right-wing basis is foolish, but the moral case for FOM should be clear: all people are of equal worth, but people are economically and socially disadvantaged because of where they are born. It is jarring that Labour is a party that has a problem with immigration.

The idea that freedom of movement suppresses wages is a fallacy; I think the left should be defending it (although no one seems to be doing a very good job of this at the moment!)

Here's an article that makes the economic case for open borders if you're interested: https://theconversation.com/the-us-100-trillion-case-for-open-borders-72595

If he was committed to it he should have done it a month ago when the vote was postponed rather than the weird confidence vote he did put forward.

This doesn't make any sense at all

Oh, but Labour wants "the benefits of the SM" with no freedom of movement. Well, maybe they can budge on this and they already suggested. But then why put that message out there. I think that wasn't really a good move.

This for me is the biggest problem with Labour's Brexit policy. Firstly, as you say it has—justifiably—been denounced as 'cakeism'; secondly, and more importantly from a moral perspective, the left should be defending freedom of movement.

This is unfortunately true. See https://blog.lboro.ac.uk/crcc/general-election/media-coverage-of-the-2017-general-election-campaign-report-4/ and http://www.lse.ac.uk/media-and-communications/research/research-projects/representations-of-jeremy-corbyn for studies on press bias against labour.

If Corbyn put forward an elaborate EU withdrawal plan...

Exactly, particularly in the case of second referendum. There would have been no better way to unite the Tories than by calling for another referendum. That's not even taking into account the fact that there isn't a parliamentary (or public) mandate for one, and that without a different government in power, I doubt whether remain would even be on the ballot paper...