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For some reason I am allowed this name now.

Its a flip-flop. I could throw in a 17T shimano freewheel for a tenner if you need one. Its in my flat in Wandsworth, pick-up would be grand but could probably bring it into town (Barbican/Farringdon area) this week if needs be.

No, just telling the truth!

Sweet, if you could do Faringdon one day around 1:00/2:00 this week, that would be grand?

on one hub £15 + cheap spokes and rim = **Cheap/nasty flip-flop or ss back wheel...

i reckon you could build a wheel for under £40 at a push.
**

For a mate/can't be arsed etc etc

^ The sensible option

Doing yourself out of a sale?

I've got a 700c rear wheel, think its an Omega Mach3 rim to an unbranded hub (all black incl spokes), bearings are far from smooth but it runs fine. Its got an 18 tooth cog which I don't have the muscle to remove! £30 should do it.

Done. Where can I find this beast?

Also is it flippity flop or SS?

Please...

About £40 if possible. Cheers

Bump:

• Bern Helmet .......... £45 (BNIB)
• Fizik Freek ........... £20
• Sugino Chainring ..... £7
• SR seatpost ........... £5

How long is the seat post mate?

Cycle Surgery were selling Dominators online for £105 last week.

Cheers fella.

I was in there on saturday and they are £135 in store. Nice price matching scheme they have then.....

Deals going at Brixton, I believe

Brixton bikes or just the happy place in south, Brixton in general ?

someone was telling me their shop, which is a bike shop was selling them cost price.

can't for the life of me remember who that was or what shop. but its out there

Ha ha cheers pal. I'll keep digging.

or any other Time accepting cleat driven shoe please.

All gone but the frame:

Down to £230

champion

They will be with you tomorrow ;)

Ha awesome cheers hen.

Did you throw in some Dragons?

^about £30 as it's a bit fucked.

http://www.sidicafe.co.uk/sidi-spares/spd-adapter-for-3-hole-shoes

these let you run a 2 hole cleat, much better than the crank bro's system
but still not the greatest thing as you lose alot of efficiency with the plate.

Done cheers pal.

Sweet lads, good work!

I assume that you were able to fix the cleat.
That means that your soles have a "Lancia grill" style double slot, correct ?

You have to glue some kind of tread on the soles.
As a matter of fact, Shimano used to sell these to shoe factories to be 100% compatible. But these were never available to end-consumers.

The thickness of the tread is critical.

Too thin: shoes / feet instable on the pedals (wobbling)
Too thick: hard or even impossible to (dis)engage

In the early days of "clipless MTB racing", several racers used to take road shoes (carbon soles) and glued MTB outer soles on them. This mad a very stiff MTB racing shoe. Most SPD/ATAC compatible MTB shoes were too soft/flexy for racing.
Nowadays, there is a good choice of stiff offroad shoes.

Yeah can fix the cleat, I'll look into glueing something to the bottom and see how I get on. cheers

I have some sidi roads, but I want to make them capable of holding the Time cleat. They do at the minute but obviously you cant walk in them.

What is the best way to go about this?

Cheers

let me get the phil off the wheel and the ring off the crankset, give em a bit of a clean and throw a price your way dude. i think both will be in pretty good nick. will get back to you dude

Cheers Jonny, appreciate it pal!

What cranks is the ring on btw?

i have a 48t record pista and an 18t phil sprocket which i can part with. not sure of a fair price though

Show me some love please Jonny.

Also some price would be great!

Cheers.

i thought i had a 48T campy but have only a 48T in Sugino 75 ( silver )

any interest £40

Not from me pal sorry. Cheers though

I have mine and they are like 'no more nails'

Good work sir

Looks to be. Nicely made too. cracking fork.

I concur. Looks pretty solid.

Needs skulls though and bones down the forks.