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So you don't need to do anything to it then, right?
I don't really like the idea of making my bike look shit. Just try to lock it up well (after having already been stolen and recovered once), and remove the seatpost and saddle if I'm going inside anywhere for more than half an hour or so. Put some duct tape on the seatpost so I its quick to slide in at the right height again... Also try to put in inside whenever possible.
Sorry, if you go inside for more then half an hour, you take your seatpost out?
Crazy.
It's bad enough carrying my helmet around, let along a freaking seatpost and saddle!
Wouldn't it make more sense to either a) lock the saddle to your frame a piece of chain or b) glue a small ball bearing into the hex-nut head so it's impossible to undo the nut without dissovling the glue first?
I am so glad I live in Australia.
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Should be fine unles you plan on undoing and doing up the headset a lot, which will eventually screw the threads on your fork.
I'm using a Tange headset on a italian frame / fork no problems.
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After a Suntour down tube clamp on shifter. Single shifter (right side), friction. Needs to be posted to Australia.
Thanks.
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My Viner road bike.
Before:
After:
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I have those cranks. Ofmega Mistrals. Track ones as well in 165mm. Wish I had the matching chainring though.
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How often does your seatpost slip, especially if you have the correct size seatpost for your frame?
Glued in ball bearing FTW, or buy a new bike.
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gis another shot of your bike, looks nice.
More at: http://www.flickr.com/photos/verbsandnouns/sets/72157622734224433/
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Me n' my Samson.
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They discovered plimsoles, tight jeans and French House. And possibly Ed Hardy.
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All the dirty dishes are on the other side, out of shot...
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New bars...
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It's alright, but I wouldn't wear it.
Oh wait.
Good work Mr. Fresh.
Don't worry about the haters on here, they're just upset that your drinking great beer in brilliant weather, while they're stuck in rainy ol' London...
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Not much would need to be changed on that to make it nice.
Change front wheel to match the rear (or at least have a white wheel), de-sticker rear wheel.
That's it.
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Understandable.
Even the white tape and black saddle work.
I'm going to steal the image and put it on fixed.org.au.
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Trace Elliot were always considered the 'Dogs Whatsit's' of bass amps
and at 600 watts thats some powerfull bass combo!
Any bass players on here or even glaziers because this amp could easily
blow someones windows out! Hee-hee..I beg to differ.
My old Acoustic Control Corp bass head was loud as shit, and powerful as all hell.
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Nah, they're 3ttt bars.
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The Humperts kinda just look like the Cruiser bars I’ve got… thanks anyway.
I saw the VO Porteur bars as well, they’re kinda similar.
I’ve got one place I’m going to check out this weekend, if not, I might bite the bullet and get the VO ones.
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Extremely long shot, but I’m after Cinelli Priest / Pope / Townie bars OR 3ttt Valencia Danese bars. Need to be posted to Australia.
[URL="http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3619/3320735134_b78848d0e7_b.jpg"][/URL]If there are any other variations out there, let me know.
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Got some different Nitto bars and a Miche seatpost off of fixed.org.au.
I have no idea what model the bars are. The closest ones I've seen to these are the Nitto RB-009, but they're slightly different. They are bullhorns though, because they're drilled for brake. They kinda look like Cinelli Criterium drops (or a track drop with more flat on the top), flipped with a few inches chopped off the end. They have more hand room on either side of the stem than the Nitto RB-021’s I had on there previously.
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Need a melb forum for shit talking.
http://fixed.org.au/forums/index.php/board,30.0.html
If you didn't know about it already.
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I rate my plastic Cinelli Unicantor (which was a beat up leather Unicantor that I stripped) over my Rolls saddle.
I also have a plastic Brooks B-16 I bought from Fresh on here.
Kashimax make some nice looking plastic saddles (eg Aero), but even the padded Aero didn't work for me.
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Bundy. (Jim or Peter).
But yeah, Kenevans aka Ken Evans. 100% win.