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dogsballs cheap short quill stem, new
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ITM-Quill-Alloy-Road-Stem-50mm-Ext-1-Fork-Brand-New_W0QQitemZ250176872794QQihZ015QQcategoryZ56197QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItemi like that its brand new and originates from the 1980s...
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Hammo I have for sale or swap,
shimano 105 slr type brakes, front and rear.
Shimano brake levers, tiagra single lever and old 105 single lever pairs.
black and scratched Kore 27.2mm seatpost, quite long.
New nitto 27.mm seatpost. Shortish
Black thomson seatpost 27.2 cut to about 250mm.I need,
103mm italian thread bb
riser bars, silver pref.may have a couple of 54cm frame to add soon too.
chris
how much for a 105 front? what condition are they in?
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im same height, same model flyer, 54, altough i may have slightly longer legs than you as i have ok clearance straddling top tube. I put my saddle forward from the standard when i got it as i like sitting more upright. if you sit more upright you get less weight on your arms and hands so try putting your saddle a cm or so forward and see how you feel. Alternatively you can raise the handlebars by inverting the stem (standard points slightly downwards so that will raise your riding position a bit).
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runcible rakan Theres another guy i seen at UCL and riding in hackney, postie bag cant remember the bike.
Will look out for the cougar!
Ohh poor BMMF :*(
i go by ucl occasionally, mostly for the waterstones there... drive down mare st daily to get to uni, postie bag with lotsa gaffer on it and taped up flyer...
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[img=http://img235.imageshack.us/img235/457/dsc01017pm8.th.jpg]
bit of a shit pic but there you go - front wheel is now 105-open pro combo since a lady decided to run into me with her car and thus killing the original front wheel.
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we went from dieppe (new haven ferry) - first 30 miles out of dieppe is a green route which is an old railroad track paved over, completely flat and more or less straight... after that you get onto the roads, but there's no really steep hills at any point during the route - was about 100 miles total if i remember correctly... follow the d915
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but why use it on the front wheel, according to that article its about evening out tension for drive side/non drive side on the backwheel?