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MA9net's on a roll,
but that light blue thing, is a hell no..

i agree, just wanted to point out outstanding workmanship... the rear brake cable housing/stop is pure porn... :{)

sorry if repost

sorry if repost

Bianchi Celeste Campy SR

http://www.classicrendezvous.com/images/Italian/Masi/Rex_Geb/MASI_RexG_1.jpg

http://www.classicrendezvous.com/images/Italian/Masi/MASI_RG_2.jpg

lucky me, i have a cinelli badeged stem :{)

yep

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is nothing wrong with radial front is it? :{)

well yeah one of many alternative options as well as facedown braking technique ...

Heh ... The radial backlash is coming, another sign of the End Times?

I saw an urban hip hop fixie conversion with a pie plate the other day! Seriously! Unless it was a singler who liked to keep pedalling all the time to make it look like it was fixed. Went well with the whole riding single and having no back brake phenomenon (and no bar tape, natch).

suicidal, how can you brake effectively while cornering...

I just don't like radial lacing, I think it's totally knob... Just an opinion... ;]

visually or physically?

Yeah, radial is for fags... No offence...

haven't seen that many radial spoked wheels in soho nor covent garden me dear :D

same here (me skinny too), rode on 28h rims, fron radial no probs, bit flexy though, but i like it :) hehe
my bike is from 80s so me thinks that pattern characteristic to that period (writing this line with debate sparking element in me mind :)

A year may not be very long, if you're not doing many miles, but I'm sure spoke pattern and tension comes into play here as well, but yes mine failed just like the one above....also campag gear is not made for people over 80kg...it says so in their guranatee!

i'm 68kg, spoke pattern front: radial, rear: radial/2x

clearly sheriff''s not worth spending money on if you are fat :))

We've been round this one a million times

Nothing to do with bearings or anything else.

Riding track sherrif stars on the road does this...

... to them, so don't

aaa... you talking about blowouts as they call it... seen this photo before, but haven't experienced or seen one in flesh :)

nosferatu wrote: but hubs with unsealed bearings such as in sheriff stars can get damaged easily by street use ....

well ok if your going to wittle me down

i thought that if you rode them on the street you would fuck them up

perhaps i got the wrong end of the stick or skim read the wrong thing

i have been riding campy track records on the street, no problems, just have to clean/regrease more often.. actually you can feel when grease becomes sticky (i'm sensitive:) pure pleasure to ride on when freshly regreased :)

Dude, they are not deltas, they are similarly styled but considerably cheaper Croce d'Aune.

me mistake - just quickly glanced at pic didn't read description :) eating me breakfast (12:41PM) at the same time...

Colnago Super with Campy SR groupset. A couple of hours to go and only £210...

I was very tempted myself to have a punt seeing as its my size but i don't think getting another bike would go down well with her indoors ;-)
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&item=120371664657

Winning Bid - £437

been watching this for a few days, you could sell the parts and get the frame for free. c record crank, delta brakes, campag crono rims, + top spec gazelle frame. id do it but bought way too much lately.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&item=320336762604

holly shit, i would keep croce d'aune :)