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http://www.sheldonbrown.com/cribsheet-headsets.html
Your fork does not look like it was filed... Have a look at the link above, there are lots of different crown race sizes, but usually 26.4mm or 27.0mm.

Like Dylan said the frame would need to be stress relieved in an oven before and after repair for a proper job, but if it was a small repair on the end of a dropout you'd likely get away with a quick fix.

Still, if it is just a gear hanger damaged you can always get a die-grinder and carve a mount for a cheap replaceable gear hanger. I've done this on a few damaged frames and it works a charm.

Dibs: (11) SUNTOUR SUPERBE PRO FRONT GEAR braze-on fitting early 1980s NOS £15

Decent video, a large gang of cyclists on the streets of L.A. tall-bikes, tricks etc. Shame the song isn't up to scratch though....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Tokwe7bxTw

My LBS and a quick google throws up Wiggle online for £10.79. Don't know if they are NJS stamped mind...

Dura-Ace sprockets only cost £11 new, might want to drop the price...

PM'd re kneewarmers

Yes please, pictures of the damaged spots. Prov. dibs pending pics. Cheers.

Can you put some more pics of the ultegra wheels please. Cheers.

@ ftony: Cheers but the A319 rim is too wide. Cheers though.

Chips, 6pt and El_Diablo have PMs coming.

Slightly off topic but I'm looking for some 10spd Shimano compatible wheels. Something basic and functional, budget is very tight.

Cheers.

Cassins bag.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/33138399@N03/

Does anyone know if this is the Citizen or the Mini-Metro?

Undibs the Tange Headset. Cheers.

drill a mil out of the inside of the headtube and bash the fucker in, would be perfect for my beater, not sure its worth going through all the trouble tho.

I like your style, go for it :)

Provisional dibs on the Edco and Tange headsets and second dibs on the Record headset if that falls through.
What's the crown race diameter on those sets please, ISO, JIS, Italian???
Cheers.

And re: the Chris King headset, as forms said there is no chance of fitting it to a road frame, road cup diameter is 30.1mm vs BMX 32.7mm...

prices?

A good plan that, I'll get him to throw one in with my new (old) bike.

As per the title, I'm looking for a bolt for my 1A stem (same as below). I took it apart to clean and polish it and now can't find the bolt. If some one has one or can point me in the direction of where I can acquire one of these items, I would be very grateful.

To keep feet warm and dry when it's really wet I use some carrier bags and a pair of large socks. Simply use my normal shoes, pull on a bag over the shoe and then the sock over the top of that. It's easy, cheap 3 pairs cost me £2 and it works perfect every time. As the sock goes above the bag on my shin it soaks the water and I never get wet from the top which was always a problem with my overshoes.

*#@!, I had typed a very lovely PM before leaving work Re the Dura-Ace wheels but looking at my sent box I apparently forgot to click send. Very late now but can I get on the queue in case the others drop out.
:(

Dibs Suntour Superbe, PM coming.

PM sent re ofmega and edco

I'm looking for a small (steel) road frame & forks to build a bike as a holiday present for my other half. Specific reqs:
Road frame for a geared build.
Top tube cannot be more than 53cm. Similar Seat Tube dimensions if possible but anything up to 54 should work.
No dents or dings please but paint work does not matter.

If you've got something which matches and needs a new home, let me know here or by PM. Cheers

This just in, my Dad had a heart attack due to Champix. He said he thought the nausea/pain/depression was a result of withdrawl but oh no as soon as he stopped taking the drugs he felt better immediately.

All drugs have some side-effects, the potential side-effects listed on a pack of Panadol would make you think twice about it, you just assume that it's a rare thing and that it's safe. Having done a bit of searching online this anti-smoking wonder-drug seems to have more than its share of horror stories. Steer clear I reckon.