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sorry - collected from SW18

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£80 collected. Can get better photos if there is interest.

These are still available if anyone wants them - consider the dibs now fallen away.

Just means i've passed on the most beautiful frame i've had to someone who really wantef it.

Bars are 40cm c-c (as I measure them), stem is 10cm c-c.

Cinelli Stem, bars and campag brake levers. £20 if they can be collected from EC2 this afternoon (to save me carrying them home!). The rubber housing on the right hand brake lever has perished and been taken off.

I've sent you a pm

Finally up and running.

Custom geometry Sabbath ti frame (first discussed some time back!), Sabbath ti post, dura ace cranks, goldtec rear on open pro, chris king headset, thomson stem, fsa bars, record levers.

Matching front hub on order, as are a set of honjo fenders.

Still fiddling with bar heights - will probably come down a bit. I'll cut the steerer once I'm happy.

Update, honjos are fitted and steerer cut; just waiting for Sam @ LMNH to build the front.

Thanks to Hobbob, I'm sorted.

Pretty certain that they will fit - the bike and forks are designed to take a full length guard. Had to resort to the long reach Shimano calipers as my dura ace didn't fit. I'll be cheesed off if they don't.

Edit - should have said, i'm getting the narrow 35mm ones.

than you Ed - will be a few days before the fenders arrive, and then i've got to find the time to drill them and fit them. Easier said than done with three young kids buzzing around...

I'll post some proper pics once I have the front wheel built and fenders fitted. If you look carefully, you'll see i've also got them to put holes for the rear fender stay inside the seatstay.

the branding is etched in - very discrete, and I really like it.

It's the first Sabbath they've done like that ;-)

72.5 degree seat-tube, 73 degree head-tube. It is a road geometry, rather than track geometry. It's my daily commuter which I will also take out for longer rides at the weekend. I wanted it to be above all supremely comfortable.

Finally up and running.

Custom geometry Sabbath ti frame (first discussed some time back!), Sabbath ti post, dura ace cranks, goldtec rear on open pro, chris king headset, thomson stem, fsa bars, record levers.

Matching front hub on order, as are a set of honjo fenders.

Still fiddling with bar heights - will probably come down a bit. I'll cut the steerer once I'm happy.

As per the title, I'm looking for a 32h Goldtec front hub in Pewter, either as a hub or built into a rim, to match a rear that I have. Anyone?

^ big ring climb if you weigh in at 60kg maybe!!

Saturday I rode the Redmon CC 10 on the A24 south of Dorking - 24.39 on my road bike; 315w, 176bpm average.

On Sunday I did the Southern Sportive - 100 miles in the South Downs in 5hrs 25; 228w 148bpm average.

H25/8 again this morning. 3 minutes 45 slower than last week with a 1.03.50. Despite this, my power was only 1 watt down at 279w (although I couldn't get my heart rate up for love nor money - average 164bpm which is pants!). Most of the riders thought that it was a slow day.

As per the title, I'm looking for a set of good quality hubs, shimano 8/9/10 speed, if anyone has a pair lying about that they would like to sell.

Have the rims - customs charges (incl. an £8 parcelforce handling charge!) amounted to £28.63

Didn't see you there John (and was too buggered after the event to look for anyone else's times!), although I saw you on the start sheet. Congrats on your pb - particularly given the wind!

My previous PB was nothing to shout home about. I had set myself a goal of going under the hour this year and as an incentive figured if I could, I'd buy myself a TT bike. However, having busted my collar bone in May, this was the first actual TT i've done this year. I'm going to do the same course again in September (19th I think) - might have to invest in a pointy hat!.

Rode the North Hampshire 25 today on the H25/8. Not the best preparation, as I punctured going down to the start. Walked back to the race HQ, and was able to borrow Mrs S's front - fortunately they let me in in place of a non-starter.

Although it was very windy, I did a new pb of 1.00.05. Quite pleased, in a bitter sweet sort of way. A strange race - struggling to keep the speed above 20mph into the wind; down wind was a different story :-).

The wife did a 58.17.

No - I havent called Vodafone, but I will do. Didnt realise that this was the place to start. Thanks

Can somebody advise me on updating an HTC Hero on Vodafone? I got this when it first came out, and probably have the original operating system. I am extremely low-tech. If possible guidance on which upgrade is best (2.1, 2.2 (is this possible?)) and where I can find a step by step guide on how to do it without fucking up the phone would be extremely helpful.

Many thanks.