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Can we get the caps delivered to Rollapaluza tomorrow and save the postage?

please?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=Nfk1-XMASrk

Just a heads up. if you get some very fine wet and dry paper, like 1200 grade you can polish these things up beautifully, they look even better than the originals, as you can get a curved finish on them, so they flow with the shape of the stem even better, pics to follow...

next to my office, so will pop down after work, any Easties going?

just making sure you're only selling the red ones? I've been after a silver set of 36h for a while...

looks nicked

Are you going to be at LMNH this week at all? nI have a smallish head so I'd like to try one on if possible...

Joke BTW, I'm keeping it.

This makes me so angry - if I EVER see this on the street I will throw a NOS 92 Campy record derailleur at you!

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2. Mobidog
   

best of both worlds, and cheap

http://www.wiggle.co.uk/continental-tourride-city-road-tyre/

if only I had £225 to drop on a set of drops

Fuck they're pricey for something that doesn't even 'do' anything!

where can I get 'knob grips' to simulate the hoods position on my commuter track bike? Is it best just to get some cheap brake levers and take the actual levers off?

Going to John Salt tonight - good food, or wanky gastro?

Should have put your name down for the ticket lottery mate

I rode this last year and some of the sections were really bad, broken concrete farm yards and wet clay - I was on 25mm slicks with close clearances and I regretted it. I'll be riding 28mm treads if there's even a hint of rain in the preceeding days.

OK - thanks, it was an afterthought more than anything, I don't do corporate fundraising as a rule, it's a bit wanky

well I'll be doing it hungover and fixed, and aiming to do it within 4 hours - to most of my friends who will be donating, it seems pretty tough - sorry it doesn't make your standards

By the way, I will be raising money for charity, so if anyone wants to donate, they can, or be inspired to raise money for their own charity...

http://www.justgiving.com/BenjaminKill

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2. mobidog
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You will not regret it if you buy this frame - I bought a Batavus Professional 91 or 92 in 531P - 63cm as well. The Dutch know what they're doing when they build larger frames.

Even though it's steel it corners like it's on rails, even with a shitty wheelset, and it looks stunning in Pearlescent blue and cream with 7410 Dura ace. Can't wait for the weather to get nice, so I can put some decent wheels on and get over to Holland on it!

http://www.vice.com/en_uk/read/rob-rhinehart-no-longer-requires-food

I am planning on using veloflex master tyres ( I have the 20mm for the front and the 22 for the back) and I wanted to use a pair of Mavic CXP 14's to Dura ace hubs via CX ray spokes. I want to go 32 radial on the front, 36 2x on the back.

After doing some reading and gathering opinions, I gather that the weak link in the chain is the CXP14 rims - these look the biz, but they are fairly heavy and don't have a machined braking surface which I think would be a bonus. they're NOS and would sell for decent money - am I better off trading in for a different rim?

I'm in a quandry because until I'm happy with my parts I can't buy the CX-rays, and I don't want to have to buy them twice if I go for the wrong rims. Everyone's talking about the Archetypes, but wide rims look pretty shit on a skinny tubed bike, and I have the skinny Veloflex ready to go. I'm 85kg, and I don't need training wheels, I really want a nice old school set - unless I can find some NOS Mavic open SUP Ceramics, which ones should I get?

I too looked for these for a long time, they are nearly impossible to get hold of.

If you sand the logos off and then polish some MKS ones you will barely notice the difference