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Are you riding this now? Spotted a very similar build in the wild this morning

If you want a permanent solution, I have an FSA press in threaded sleeve (which can actually be pressed out so isn't permanent). You'd need some loctite 609
Otherwise Wheels Mfg work fine
https://www.sigmasports.com/item/Wheels-Manufacturing/BB30-to-SRAM-Adapter/TXB

They're the wrong shade of black

Inverse shim

That would be interesting!

I'm gonna pass. Need something a little extra for large image processing

What are the chances of it being available with no / detachable hood I wonder...

Nil

Interested, what age/spec is it?

Bump

I had messaged you the other day. 85 posted?

Come on guys

I believe this is still in the basement:

https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/284459/

Because it was more than thrice the price and a full build, not frameset

The liquigas supersix is mine now! :)

Yep, remembered incorrectly. But "they’ve used the bike lots"

Whats specific about it? won't any old clamp work?

+1 for DA cables btw, they're excellent

I suggested to the driver of a porsche once that he should get off his phone. He said "thanks for the advice", wound up his window and continued texting.
Could so easily have let myself obliterate his wing mirror (motorbike gloves, knuckle protectors)

I thought the main issue was the fork ?

After nearly a month of "lots" of use

28/28, ~65kg
Weekend dry miles only. Suppose 4mm extra depth would be fine but I'd really like them shallow

I do like the new open pros with the wobbly looking rims. Can you get those?

Kinlin rims. What's shallow and light that you can get or would suggest?
XR-22?

Will be on to you for a quote in the not so distant future I suspect

So properly sealed would be fine presumably

Needless to say it was full of water

Wasn't sealed then was it?

https://www.evanscycles.com/continental-grand-prix-urban-black-chili-700c-clincher-folding-road-tyre-EV364157

Sold out now. They were reduced to £22 and then their offer of 10% when you buy 2 tyres worked on top.

I asked a short while ago about the Conti GP Urban and took a punt on them last week. So far, I must say I'm impressed.
They roll nice and easy, they're a nice soft rubber compound, 35mm is spot on size wise for me to fit under guards, they have a reflective strip that is black when not lit up. And most importantly they've been plenty grippy even handling a bit of unexpected muddy byway this week.
Got them less than 20 quid a tyre from Evans
Also they have an awesome tread pattern

Yeah although I fancy a rigid fork for light cargo carrying duties around town when not being used to get muddy with a bounce fork