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CycleOps Aluminum Rollers with Resistance Unit
In very good condition mechanically - a few cosmetic scuffs. They've done very little milage.
Price at Wiggle is £265.
Collection from Fulham. £150. SOLD!

SKS raceblades in silver for £10. Good condition, though a tad muddy. Like these:

IRD Defiant Track Cranks, 165mm, 144 BCD
Great condition, only been used for this season on the track. Lovely cranks, but 165 is a bit short for me. £48

And I have these on the left for sale for £55. 144 and 165.

Price drop bump.

Oh Christ, I didn't realize this thread had posted twice. Sorry about any confusion guys, other thread is closed now and this one has been updated.

are the bars stil avalible

Can't really get up to Brick Lane tomorrow I'm afraid. It'd need to be either Fulham or Liverpool St next week.

CycleOps Aluminum Rollers with Resistance Unit
Good condition - only a few scuffs on the paint - mechanically working as new, done less than 200 miles. Sadly selling due to financial melt down.
Price at Wiggle is £265.Wiggle

I'd like £170. Collection from Fulham would be preferred.
Thought I'd post them here before putting them up in classifieds. Send me a PM if you're interested.

Duplicate Thread. Please ignooore

Items can be collected from Fulham (evening) or near Liverpool St (day), or I can post, but you'll have to bare with me until I can get down to the post office.
Please post your dibs on the thread and then follow with PM.

Ofmega Mistrel Cranks, 165mm, 144 BCD (on the right) - Dibs Clockwork_killa
Originally a road double, but has been neatly ground down and polished off to run as a single ring. Has a very low q factor (in the mid-130's if I remember correctly). Great condition, with only minor marking to the finish. Square tapers are in perfect condition. Also selling the matching 42t & 53t chainrings further down the page.
£65

IRD Defiant Track Cranks, 165mm, 144 BCD (on the left)
Great condition, only been used for this season on the track. Lovely cranks, but 165 is a bit short for me.
Matching 46t chainring is being sold below.
£55

Chainrings, all in good condition (starting from top left)
53t 144 3/32 Ofmega Mistrel, £5
46t 144 1/8 IRD Defiant, £10 - SOLD
42t 144 3/32 Campagnolo, £5
48t 110 3/32, £3
42t 144 3/32 Ofmega Mistrel, £7 Dibs - Clockwork_killa

MKS Sylvan pedals, BLB Cages, new VeloSolo double straps, £25 - Dibs - Matt337
Shimano SPD Pedals, scratched but mechanically sound, £10 Dibs - Graz
Time Atac Alium Pedals, also scratched, but work perfectly, £10 - Dibs - Lynx

Push seatpost, I think it's 26.2mm, but the measurement has been chopped off. 235mm of seatpost. £3

Charge Spoon Saddle Black, excellent condition, £12 - SOLD

SJS anatomic drops, 42cm, 25.8mm I think. £5 Dibs - Graz

Open Prison Gusset Handlebars, 22.2mm, £5 Dibs - GifoTheGreat

Abus D Lock, £15 - Dibs JamieJay
Giant Cable Lock, £10 - Dibs JamieJay

Park Tools BBT-4 Bottom Bracket Tool (for Campagnolo BBs with the notches on the outside), £3 SOLD
Ice Toolz BB Tool (for Campagnolo BBs with internal notches), £3

Dibs on:
**4. **130BCD / 52t shimano

PM Coming

After being eaten alive at race training on Monday two weeks ago, my legs are just starting to look normal again.
TEN bites. :(

Does anyone know if decent insect repellant works against these? It seems a pain to not to go to the evening sessions just because of some bloody flies.

It'd be ironic if they are actually Blandford flies. I grew up in Blandford and never had a problem.

Does anyone know if it'll be on today? Ground looks pretty wet.

Not raining, but ground is quite wet in SW6. I'm not bothering.

Saturday is intermediates from 10-12, then induction and novices after that.
Advanced is on Sundays.

http://www.hernehillvelodrome.com/whats-on/track-training

It's been much faster than that in the past!
I don't like doing a rotation at the end. It's nice when the final session turns into a scratch race and you can give it everything. The rotation never really sped up today, we got stuck behind the slow group on the last lap. Was disappointing.

Sprints were good though!

My bike suffers from severe toe overlap (about 5 cm).
I've learned to 'toe up' at slow speed, where you angle your foot as you come to the front of the pedal stroke to raise your toe. Once this becomes instinctive, toe overlap doesn't really affect your riding much at all.

I would say if you really like that frame, buy it. You won't notice the overlap once you get used to it. Having a frame that you like/fits you is 1000 x more important.

What gearing are you guys using for this by the way?

6pt, I saw you again last night doing this; we gave each other a suspicious nod. I'm on the blue Steve Goff triple triangle.

I'd love to come along but I don't finish work until 19:00 so can't really make it for half 6.

Might just tag on for the last few minutes. I tend to stay out until about 9ish though if anyone fancies staying on longer.

Bastards closed the men's toilets early last night, ran out of drinking water :(
Thirsty rides home in this heat are not fun.

Can't imagine it would compromise the rim? How deep is the scoring?
I wouldn't go too far with the sanding, just smooth out the majority of the surface. Highly polished isn't a good idea I don't think; most braking surfaces are machined to have slight channels running around the circumference rather than being smooth.

That's terrible. Perhaps he forgot to keep pedaling if he went over the bars?

Out of interest, does anyone know how long it took the emergency services to arrive?

Ah! That was me. White TT bike, yes? Good evening sir.

Lovely blue triple triangle goff in Regents Park last night.

I rarely see the need to wave. Make a decision and be assertive, people usually get what you are doing pretty quickly, unless they're extremely unobservant.

Worth noting I've kept myself out of trouble a couple of times by disregarding waves and gestures from other people, as a driver, cyclist and ped. A wave doesn't mean their judgement is sound.

Buyer of cranks has dropped out, available once again.