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Thanks Greeny, but if you do it for cost then will buy, but £15 is too much...cheers

No Probs Mate

I'm probably thick lads (Go on ;-)) but the original spray job had the transfers that way round as well, so the transfers are correct and not the wrong way round

I'd take them off you, but have never had a pair of wheels cost £18 to post, if you'll post them for cost which is about £8-10 then will take them off you.

Let me know your thoughts?

What happened to the skewers?

What are the bearings like?

Will you post? If so how much?

Great thanks Mate, you have a PM

Photo's attached, they are Chorus hubs, very smooth, with open pro rims, no corrosion, just a little dirt around the nipples, spinning them up they look really quite true (I must have done a better job than I thought on truing them up).

They are 9/10/11Speed Campag Compatible, let me know what you think?

Hi Jkulin, how old/used and what condition are the rims in? Do you have a pic?

I'll try and get some photos tomorrow, rims are good condition, I bought them off Hilary some time ago for my daughter, but she progressed onto Zondas. Not sure of the age but ally hubs with open pro rims

I have a pair of Chorus Hubbed Open Pro Wheels if you are interested in a swap, they are fairly true but not absolutely perfect, but very hardy and ideal as touring wheels.

Cheers William, appreciate your comments.

So no one interested then, oh well off to Fleabay at the weekend then?

Blimey, I would have thought there would have been some interest in this frame by now, is the price about right?

Cheers Jono you are probably right, but they have been lacquered over so no chance of changing now.

I bought this frame before Christmas and it was originally in good condition but the paintwork was tired, photo below in blue: -

I paid a mate who owns a car respray business to strip the frame and I wanted it sprayed in the one and only House of Colours Candy Apple Red, just the paint alone cost £90. Transfers costs me £35 and the original frame £150, let alone what I paid the twat to prepare and spray it.

After months and months my ex mate returned the frame to me, well he was too much of a coward to return it to me when I was home and won't answer my calls since. I left the money for him when he dropped it off at my home after sending me iPhone pictures.

In essence he acid dipped instead of shot blasting the old paint off and then like a total twat didn't fill the pitting and just sprayed and lacquered the frame.

Anyway the long and the short of it was that I was so sickened that I couldn't have the heart to build it into a classic and bought a Colnago C40 instead.

So I have decided to sell the frame and offset some of my costs for the Colnago.

Here's a few photos of the frame now, I can't get any closeups, but have tried to show the BB pitting, that is the worse area, with a few Pitt's around the cable guides on the top tube and around the headset and rear brake bridge.

There is absolutely no rust anywhere the twat just never filled the pitting, the frame was properly sprayed using a rust inhibitor, then a fill undercoat, colour coat and then 3 coats of lacquer.

Dimensions are approx. 55cm Seat Tube C-C and a 56cm Top Tube C-C, the frame is made from 531 Reynolds and has horizontal Campag drop outs. It was built in 1989 as an Audax frame with mudguard eyelets and really is quite light.

The prat who sprayed it removed the BB cups that I had screwed into place and let the over spray fill the threads, however my LBS says they will clean them out if need be.

I'm looking to get at least some of my money back as in essence the frame is sound and from 10 foot looks fantastic and probably once everything is fitted no one would notice the pitt marks.

I'm looking for £225 + Carriage, I'm based between Wolverhampton & Stafford, but can meet up with anyone within 25 miles.

Dibs followed by contact and payment by Bank Transfer or PayPal Gift.

I've not advertised it anywhere else.

PM me or email me john AT velonuts dot co do uk or call 01902-790797

Link doesn't need to work. The URL just serves to show the name on his photobucket account is Alistair Baldry, and his forum name for his 1 poorly judged post was BALD hardly needed a detective to work out he's the same guy.

Assume he spent all student loan on fixay he now needs sell to pay angry landlord.

Fixed: -

http://i1124.photobucket.com/albums/l573/Alastair_Baldry/CIMG6366.jpg

Hope it helps lads, but I have just posted on there about Freaky: -

http://www.bikeradar.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=16831391#16831391

jambon[/U];2021771]Columbus Danson Bike with Campagnolo Record

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Columbus-Danson-Bike-Campagnolo-Record-Mavic-Equipment-/150504761453?pt=UK_Bikes_GL&hash=item230ac8686d#ht_957wt_1139

That rear Stay is just beautiful, the forks look to me an exact copy of the Colnago Stars, if you didn't know otherwise you would swear it was Italian

Looking for a nice Campag Pista Chainset 165mm - 170mm lengths.

I'm restoring a really nice classic Geoffrey Butler Track frame has been resprayed pearlescent White, ex pair of Malcolm Elliot's Campag Large Flange Track wheels with Arc-en-Ciel rim, this bike will be awesome when finished, but I can't bear to put the Mavic Cranks back on, so am taking the plunge by getting the right cranks.

Please pm me or email with good photo's to john at velonuts dot co dot uk

Many Thanks.

Can I dibs Cinelli Criterium 65-44 - Very good condition. Logos are clean.
£20

Need them posted, please PM me your paypal details and I'll pay this evening.

Many Thanks.

Cotterpin you have a PM

Provisional dibs pending photo's and the comments in my PM

Yossarian[/U];1910967]Sidi shoes covers are the same as these ones - http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?PartnerID=79&ModelID=48494
I bought them from Chainreaction cycles too. Annoyingly they were £28 for ages, then went up to £39 (when I bought them), now £44... what next?

Size is 45/46 - my Sidi shoes are 45 and the overshoes are quite tight!

Cheers for that, normally the large are 43/44 so these are too big, also no photo on CR site.

Thanks but undibs.

Have you got some pictures of the overshoes and what size as they normally state what shoe size they fit, if the latest design and size 43 then dibs.

Hmm, just hoping that I ain't going to regret not going the Dia-Compe route.

I'll report when I get it on the road, price was good considering it included the lever, cables and multiple brackets.

Thanks, I intend to use the bike on the track and the occasional nostalgic TT where I don't hope to be braking at all, so it should suffice, I have a Giant Omnium that I will use for training rides.

every Cinelli stem had a 26.4mm clamp all the way until the 1990s when they changed to 26mm.If you can, check the bar centre with a vernier to find out the diameter of your bars and stem.

Thanks for that, how can I tell that I'm buying the correct stem?