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More stuff from old bike-
carbon-looking ITM seatpost, might be real carbon, but i got it from ribble so not sure, pretty solid though as i've had it on my mtb for a while.see pic. worn on lower half.
380mm to base of bracket, approx 25mm setback.
BARGAIN.
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quick off the mark! yep- thats them reserved for ya-
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As it says in the title- please see pics, having a bit of a clear out.
I have some old SPDs not used for a while off my MTB- all used for about 1 year off road, work OK.
A Shimano M520s, silver. £5 pair
B Ritchey SPDs- black, worn off to show metal. £5 pairAlso
C Look Keo Road pedals- black, great condition, just some wear on the logos. I've also got some of the grey cleats for these if you want them- they have very little if any float.
£10
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Originally Posted by **GetAFixRecords** [](http://www.londonfgss.com/thread27913.html#post890802)*- lose the helmet
- lose the reflective vest (if used)
- lose the CatEye lights and reflectors
- grow hair longish,
- buy some plaid shirts and clothes circa 1950/60 (Joanie / Archie Cunnignham)
- Oversized wayfarers
- Get some unfeasibly worn out vintage brogues
[I]Just going back to the above, I've been discussin*g this kind of hick-billy chic with a few people, trying to work out where the hell it comes from, and why its a fixie-favourite?
you could add- foppish 80s wedgie type hairdo
- lambswool cardigan
- trucker type baseball cap with overgrown beard for a young man
- plimsolls as alternative to brogue
etc etc.
is it a new york thing? or some band- pardon my ignorance!?
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- lose the reflective vest (if used)
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i think that place had that big gathering of all the tweeded up folk on bikes a while back?
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first day on- new boy signin in! howdy
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new boy signing in- first day at school!
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there was a big article on him in singletrack magazine, issue 50,
might be able to find in on their web- www.singletrackworld.com
he was going on about how he's got into riding trials brakeless, ie not even fixed. 'everything pointing down is acceleration and everything pointing up is deceleration'...