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i got a rear wheel with standard screw on hub, in SE5. only used it once so it's basically new, £20ish?

newington tonight eh? should see you all down there, havn't been down for far too long...

ridiculously cheap evolution mini here
http://www.parker-international.co.uk/6774/Kryptonite-Evolution-Mini-Lock.html

nah it's definitely a carbon fork, got it with the frame, it's a bontrager touring fork if i'm not mistaken.

also, it's not a unipack, haha. much more laid back geometry and builds up alright, but not to my taste.
see this: http://www.cyclingcloseouts.com/ebaypics/ns/blog/red_white.JPG

don't even know why i'm posting this at all really, not trying to hijack, just trying to prove it's not a unipack!

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Track-frame-fixed-gear-single-speed-55cm-carbon-forks_W0QQitemZ140292283175QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_sportsleisure_cycling_bikeparts_SR?hash=item140292283175&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=72%3A1301|66%3A2|65%3A12|39%3A1|240%3A1318

lovely black track frame for sale! who will buy my wonderful track frame?

/shameless self promotion

ps. i'm sure i would have loved it if i'd carried on working and got better at it, it was just the money issue that got me down. so as soon as i got offered a fairly well paying office job that didn't require me to leave the house until at least 10 i went straight for it, haha.

you'll only earn good money if you know london backwards, the slower you are the less jobs you tend to get. on my first day i was out 10 hours and made £20, mainly because although i thought i knew london well i was being sent to what were pretty much alleyways in borough and law firms down the back streets of cheapside. each package you'll get about £2.50 unless you go more that a postcode then you'll get £3 (got £4 once for a package going down to dulwich village from WC1, got lost as fuck and took about an hour and a half). you should probably expect to get about £150 a week on your first couple of weeks which, for 10 hours working a day, is piss poor.

so yeah i work in an office now. it's nice being out on the road all day and you meet some nice people but it's hard to get a good company unless you work for ages at a shit one. and even shit companys won't touch you unless you know london fairly well!

my girlfriend's from bedford and we're going back to see her mum this weekend. not taking my bike though, boo!

i'll only come if this dvd is on loop

it must be a pleasure to ride but it hurts my eyes like fuck.

i'm not down this week, will be down next week when my mallet's all built up!

The color is dark grey
wheel size is 20 inch, fast for speed
have 16 speed gear
looks very new

that's well almost a haiku

sure you dont want the classico pista?

yum

does it come with a pre-compiled wank-bank?

can someone bring a spare mallet for me please? and any tubing for a head if anyone's got some kicking around? i'll be building one up soon once my ski poles get here.

is the dia compe designed to go through old forks that havn't been drilled? looks like it's not one of those receeding nut ones...

got something pretty similar, not the same geometry as the steamroller, it's more laid back. havn't used it because i bought it, realized i'm skint and am trying to sell it, haha. chromoly 4130 steel (same as steamroller) with bontrager carbon forks on it, track dropouts. builds up quite nicely too, £170 if you want it.

dibs if you sell them for around £40 or 50, clean or not clean.

Shimano Exage Motion calipers and the remaining £3 seatpost please!

my main bike for the entire of my fixed gear cycling career has been a converted 70's dawes galaxy tourer which is 62cm, a bit too big for me and seeing as i ride it everywhere every day i've been feeling it a bit recently, too much weight going on my wrists and my back's acting up a bit. SO, i need a cheap, old, 58cm beater thing, sub-£40? anyone got anything?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/HALO-FRONT-track-fixed-wheel-fixie-hub-WHITE_W0QQitemZ370092341849QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_sportsleisure_cycling_bikeparts_SR?hash=item370092341849&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=72%3A1301|66%3A2|65%3A12|39%3A1|240%3A1318

really like the look of this wheel, but is it as durable and efficient as made out to look?

they're cheaper on chain reaction cycles at the moment, saw them the other day. not sure how durable they are, blb are putting them on their builds at the moment i think but read into that what you will.

last week was good fun, thanks for letting me borrow your mallet sarah(i think your name is?)!

don't think i'll be able to make it tonight either, shitloads of essay to do and djing up in town later so it'd knacker me too much i reckon.

next week for sure though! it's far too much fun.

i've got something going, 55cm cro-mo black track frame, unbranded but with bontrager carbon forks drilled for a brake. it's a wierd one but £200 if you're interested?

i got spotted?
i'm in the eurolink business center on effra road today, exciting stuff. actually, saw a black frame with green deep vs and green grips tied up outside here the other day, that anyone's on here?

i am also an exenger. it's better than being a fakenger i guess?