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Front of Rapha Winter Jersey

Back of jacket

Adidas jacket

Sorry I should have said that in the first place, its black with grey stripes. It's the same as this one on ebay.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ADIDAS-MENS-TOUR-RAIN-JACKET-WATERPROOF-BREATHABLE-NEW-RUNNING-CYCLING-RRP-110-/151910940808?hash=item235e990088:g:i5oAAOSwf-VWXxU2

I can take a real photo of it when I get home from work tonight though.

And another pic

Hello Fyo, I've attached a couple of pics and here is a link though my one doesnt have reflective Rapha logo on the back but I think is the same beyond that.

http://www.rapha.cc/gb/en/shop/winter-windproof-jersey/product/WJY08

Thanks

Knackered rear wheel forces a clear out of two tops I can cover with other jackets I have. Black Rapha Winter Jersey size large, the one with big pockets/concealed one, a reflective arm band and windproof front. Really nice jersey however I need money more than it and it's always been slightly too big, £65. I can take pictures later but it's in really good condition, I wear it a few times each year(bought November 2014) on really cold dry days.

Adidas Tour Cycling Jacket size small, this comes up really big so fits me at a medium, decent jacket quite good in rain taped seams though does let water in after a while in heavy rain. Surpisingly warm as lightweight thin material though doesn't compress that small, rolled at a push goes in a jersey pocket. Exactly like this and I washed recently in grangers and havent worn since. http://www.wiggle.co.uk/adidas-tour-waterproof-rain-jacket/ I think retailed at something silly like £80 can get on ebay for around £40 so £20 seems fair.

Both pick up in SE17 or W12 during the day. I can get pictures later if anyone is keen, will post at cost though would rather cash in my hand.

I ended up buying a new pair of bluemels, if anyone needs a rear chromoplastic 35mm black guard used but still useable let me know(freecycle).

I've just checked my frame and the 45mm wide city ones will be too big at the rear so no good for me. Sorry about that.

Can I just double check which version the guards are please, the road or cx/tourer ones? Thanks.

Excellent thanks, 5 weeks tomorrow so not a lot of time to get out at mo. I'll pm you some times now he said he can do.

Is that Blackheath area? Things are a bit tricky time wise for me at moment as have a very young baby but I have a friend who would pick them up for me who lives in Blackheath? If that works for you I reckon i can put something together for the front from my existing guards.

Thanks Optimus, just trying to think if I could hack my sks up to use the front hangar from that and if super glue would hold. I run discs and have big clearances so hoping I could work a bodge. Thats a very reasonable price, whereabouts are you based? I am W12 day and SE17 eves.

Thought would try on the off chance someone had a spare front 35mm SKS bluemels or longboard mudguard they dont need. My front one is falling apart and thought would see if any around before getting a new pair. Thanks Jan.

I have a lynskey sportive disc couldn't be happier with it. I needed to condense my road bike and winter/tourer into one bike due to a very small flat and the lynskey ticked all the boxes for me discs, guards and rack mounts. Over the winter it is practical but still a lot of fun and take all the mounts off and it is a great road bike not far off the lynskey road bike it replaced. A touch heavier and a bit slacker but great over distance. Would really recommend and as mentioned they are very nicely put together and you never need to worry about corrosion, chipping or scratching paint again.

Used bars with tape marks and a few nicks, never crashed. £5 pick up in SE17 Walworth Rd area am around most evenings and actually daytime this week. Thanks Jan

I thought I should add my experience of the Kinesis disc wheelset as seen a few posts about them. I upgraded from a heavy alex rim set and have had mine for 18 months or so, they made a huge difference. Very light for the money, i paid 230, have been used across 2 bikes for light touring on road, single track and canal paths. Also done some long road rides and commuted most days. I have one bike for everything. I have changed the bearings on the rear and replaced one broken spoke in that time. They have been great for me spin really nicely and get up to speed/get me up hills well. Overall for the money think they are a very good option.

I may be wrong but sure you can use the 105 levers with the RS785 calipers which are post mount or IS with an adaptor and about 40 quid each.

Yup that's with the new flat mount calipers if your frame can take them.

Those are the shifters.

http://m.evanscycles.com/products/shimano/rs505-hydraulic-disc-brake-mechanical-sti-ec121483

thanks, you don't happen to know if the hoses or calipers will come with the connecting bolt or if that is something you have to buy seperately?

I was after a bit of help/advice and thought this was the best place to ask. I recently picked up a bargain pair of Shimano R685 hydraulic shifters and am slowly getting the calipers and other parts to fit them. I just wondered as I have never had hydraulics about the hoses and whether a Shimano set would have all I need to connect up the calipers? I can't find anything specifically for the road brakes but assumed the MTB hoses would work on them? I was also going to get one of the ebay bleed kits and wondered if anyone could let me know if 100ml of mineral oil would be enough? Having only had cable discs in the past am not sure how much the system actually needs. Any help really appreciasted, thanks.

Picture of upper, if need mre message me, thanks.