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Gold medal winner
World record holder
and she used to work in a Strip Club

I had a good one last night of falling off my bike last night
I went to unclip and for some reason my foot didn't come out and i fell on my side.
I though werid it must have been because i was so tired.
then this morning i pick up my shoe and see the cleat was at a 90deg angle.
So somehow the screws fell out while i was riding home.

I'll be taking photos next week to put things up on ebay,
there are shorts, bibs,3/4s/full legnth pretty much everything.
Some real nice track mitts as well.

it's 99% chance then that a 107mm bottom bracket give you the correct chain line
for that set up. with the ring on the outside.

Bottom bracket tool will cost you £5-9
Crank puller £9-13 (can be used for putting on cranks)
it's all you need, it's a very easy thing to do

What cranks do you have and whats the rear hub?

yellow saddle, i'll take pics tomorrow if i get the chance,
old lyrca as in brand new old stock some amazing things in there.

now the day glow ski gear that I found. I should take to brick lane and make a killing.

not on ebay but i just found a box of goodies in the warehouse at work
Fluorescent yellow selle italia saddle!
Bright Purple selle italia saddle
2 white Vetta Saddles (going on my bikes)
Metallic purple flat bars (matching brake levers and bottlecage as well)
i think im going to have to build a bike for the purple saddle/bars/levers/cage
A large box of Old LOOK bags and Lycra

David K Rotafix, and put a magazine around your bottom bracket so that you don't scratch the paint.

Now I've tried it, I'm just going to do this every time. So damn easy.

Magazine tip was great, used it on friday after my dura-ace whip could not move my cog.
used the reverse rota with magazine and it came off so smoothly.
Ive done it without before and always cringed.

eeehhhh [quote]Scrapper I've been looking at the 1.2's they only come in 28 and 32 hole though.
I saw a bike with them on the other day and it looked pretty nice.

I'm thinking of getting a setting having them and some hubs painted.

So I assume you want 36 hole then? 36 spokes AND deep section aero rims is totally overkill. The higher the number of spokes the more spokes the load applied to the rim is distributed out to, meaning that each spoke has a smaller load, therefore less likely to break. Which means a stronger wheel.

A deep rim section increases the distribution of the load on a wheel, too. So there is no point in having both aero wheels and 36 spokes. Go for 32+non-aero or 28+aero.

That's quite a brief summary, by the way. Read "The Bicycle Wheel" by Jobst Brandt for a superb explanation! It's quite old but it still applies today.[/quote]
comment was due the fact I have access to cheap 36hole hubs.
I'm great at leaving information out.

http://www.kiwicycles.com/ does a very cheap wheelset.

the cfx rims are pretty decent as well.

Formula/CFX

Single-sided hub wheel-set in black or silver

£75:00.

I've been looking at the 1.2's they only come in 28 and 32 hole though.
I saw a bike with them on the other day and it looked pretty nice.

I'm thinking of getting a setting having them and some hubs painted.

looks very similar frame to the ones trackstar used, Bianchi concept?
http://www.razorapple.com/tag/trackstar/

change the forks,bar/steam and the chain ring you could have a real nice bike

I've never had a problem with running 3/32 on the front , 1/8th rear on a 1/8th chain.

obviously you just can't run a 3/32 chain on 1/8th rings/sprokets.

I've had a couple of frames like this none with gear bosses though but
one had a gear hanger. Currently have one with bottle holes and mudguard eyes.
Seems to be common for early 60's frames.

another word of warning, Don't use latex inner tubes makes me worry about using condoms after having these fail so many times.

I had to take the tube this morning so picked up a copy of the metro to
see the London langster featured in the back.
I then get to work and the latest cycling weekly arrives again featuring the london langster.
how many will be sold this weekend?

this has been mentioned, how much are they?

**No Japanese Shit **

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keirin

Hovis Brown [quote]Scrapper cranks = Stronglight "speedlight"
I can't find any info on them, I've tried them on a 107
Calculations from that make it that a 102 would be fine but
they only ones i can find are campagnolo chorus/record in that length.

will have a look, but i think i might just have british threading.[/quote]

I found another crank i had gave a perfect chain line, So no need for Italian thread
but would still be interested if you found an english threaded one to try the crank on another frame.

this uk distributor has them, just ask them for a stockist.

http://www.ison-distribution.com/ison/english/product.php?part=RMHAS06X

SAS 20" , Double wall 36mm, Pinned, Anodised, Double SS eyelets, ERD 386 Black 36H 570 RMHAS06X £39.99 Each

31trum - just round the corner from hippy
AndyW - Putney
Backwardation - Notting Hill
brett - work Chiswick (so in the area a lot!)
Cornelius Blackfoot - Stockwell/ work in the bush, shepherds bush
velocity boy - Kew Bridge
dominiclincoln - northolt
essbee - south ealing
hamster - Southfields
hippy - West Ealing
JimmyP - chiswick
kipsy - richmond
Mouse - Brook Green
MrSmith - tootin'
nimhbus - Barnes
provenrad - Shepherds Bush
Roberto -Stockwell
RPM - Bloody Tootin' Innit!
Slamm - Barnes
Tarka the otter - streatham
wayne_f14 - Putney
Scrapper - Kensel Green

Not the same as the st1000,
British thread will be fine to test, I've got a frame i can put that in.
it's a Italian threaded merckx that i want to put them on eventually.

actually it's a 40 something hole....
but it's got nice large flanges if you just want something to look the part.

Momentum [quote]Todd
Is there a name for these things?

Locknut. Ambrosio hub by any chance?[/quote]

if it is i have the other half somewhere...

cranks = Stronglight "speedlight"
I can't find any info on them, I've tried them on a 107
Calculations from that make it that a 102 would be fine but
they only ones i can find are campagnolo chorus/record in that length.