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I've got a spare bracket for one of these if it does the trick

http://www.cateye.com/en/product_detail/267

I've got the LCC insurance but haven't had to claim on it yet...

http://www.lcc.org.uk/index.asp?PageID=146

Butterworths cycle insurance through LCC membership

http://www.butterworthinsurance.co.uk/

not cheap but includes coverage overseas which has been reassuring given that I've travelled a bit with my bike

thanks

Am looking at picking up a Bob Jackson and am interested in the difference you would get from Reynolds 631 vs 853 tubing (all things being equal). Not sure if it would make it a better bike or simply turn it into a rigid bone shaker. Any feedback gratefully received

Cheers

i picked up a Tifosi from London Fields Cycles but they're pretty much the same as all the own brand cases (Evans, Condor etc). Used mine to go to Portugal recentlly...watch the chain rings (wrap in some cardboard) though as mine managed to slice through the bottom of the bag

what's the lever JOL has in the picture posted?

Am in the process of trying to get a fixed wheel bike build sorted and looking for some advice given that different components don't necessarily fit together like matching lego blocks (much to my dismay) and am keen to get parts right first time
Looking at going with Bob Jackson Vigorelli. Playing with the idea of going with European parts set (playing along with the idea that its a European rather than Keirin frame) although figure i might have a bit of give on this point.
Where I'm looking for advice is on the following
Bottom bracket: have heard some misgivings about Miche but also the standard Campagnolo Pista bottom bracket given the wear and tear your likely to get from road use. Would be happy to change to a more traditional road bottom bracket from Campy or other producers but then I'm concerned about its compatibility with most track cranksets
Cranksets: I guess this is pretty much tied to bottom brackets - playing with the idea of Campy or Miche cranks - again interested in what durable bottom brackets
Interested in knowing what the spillover effect of the above is likely to have on hubs/sprockets etc given issues of getting things aligned - will it ultimately limit my choices
Headsets: apparently basic Campagnolo job should do the trick but interested in whether there's much difference between these that is likely to make a discernable difference other than shaving a few grammes. Any particular headset you'd suggest is the best choice
Any advice gratefully received...bike purchases in the past have been off the shelf affairs so am loving the whole mix and match aspect but also keen to not stumble before I've even started
cheers

gus