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Lovely camera, really is; unbreakable and fantastic IQ. But I've already got a D700...

Left shoe or right shoe?

@musikism: I wás aware of that... ;-)

FFS a deda zero replica simmoncini and you want to barspin it. that bike needs gears and to be ridden up hill and down dale. i'm almost tempted to buy and stop you heathens killing a puppy.

+1 LoL!

This aint Amsterdamfgss you know guys ; )

Amsterdam's actually a nice place (for music as well); might cheer you up... :-)

"seat: Brooks Swallow TI special edition, not for sale"

That wouldn't be the ti framed Swallow limited edition, sold out now? :-(

Not with those forks; they're obviously 700C. So unless you're suggesting the forks are wrong...

I can remember a guy riding a crit early '80's on an Alan frame and wondering why his cornering suddenly became sloppy. When he looked down he saw his downtube swinging about a bit, having come unstuck at that big headtube lug. Apparently the "screw and glue" method of attaching aluminium tubes wasn't totally reliable at the time. Of course they solved that later.

What's suspect about the forks? They look authentic and straight enough in the pic.

A "rare Giant". Now there's a novelty!

Bioracer steel frames were usually custom built to measure, with extremely stretched angles (Lemond like); I must have an appr 15 year old computer generated diagram lying around somewhere. Are these similar?

Reasonable price, apart from paint quality. Built by Jan Legrand? Mmm...

Bump again. Lovely bike, and yes, taking the piss is a particularly loveable English trait and yes, I'll look up what pompous actually means. The guy (Toom) was only doing what he thought was right.

Usual friendly replies from non-buyers. Lovely frame though.

I have been using shimano M520 MTB pedals for commuting for a few years and whilst I would like to stick with MTB shoes I was wondering if I am missing out on anything by sticking with these low end pedals?

The XT M770’s seem to be quite a bit more expensive and I note that other manufactures also do more costly alternatives to my old M520’s, what do you get for the extra money?

I could send you my Time Atac XS's for Gbp 40 incl postage; you'd have to get some Time cleats then. PM me if you're interested.

Aelle.

http://www.cyclingforums.com/forum/thread/241154/reynolds-500-tubing-what-is-it

For sale very nice Gazelle Olympia, beautiful red/black colour schedule
Sizes:
seattube 60 cm c-t
toptube 57 cm c-c
Frame Reynolds 500, toptube and downtube ovalized
Shimano 400 exage groupset, mechs 2x7, indexed shifting.
Alesi wheelset.
This first half nineties bike is in an excellent condition, technical okay, paintings near to new, very nice ride.
215 euro, posted

http://i768.photobucket.com/albums/xx322/brabande/SAM_0351.jpg

Reynolds 500? Mmm... 188 cms at the most :-)

About 15 and a half stone.(100 kg)

Strong tubing then. 531? Lots of that available in your size.

This would earn it's keep in Amsterdam... @eur 25 at the most. Sorry, lovely bike.

Thank you for heling me look for a large bike. This is another bike that I did see, I think it is nice, but yep my height is 195.5 (in fact slightly larger more like 197cm) and my inseam is approx 94cm. Ideally my budget is up to £200 so about €235. However if there's something that is really nice and is the right size I could stretch past this by maybe another 50 quid. Thanks again
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What's your weight? 63/64 cms seat tube, 58/59 cms top tube, long seatpin, strong tubing, would be my guess.

I won a race in July '85 (sticking my hands up in the air) on an Allin looking (almost) like that; finished the season on it no probs. Still have the frame.

Sorry sight the Bob Jackson. Replace top and down tube, respray... Would that cost over Gbp 150?

Lovely frame though.

http://italiancyclingjournal.blogspot.com/2007/12/falck-steel-other-italian-steel.html

Falck tubing was a lower order tubing in the '70's early '80's iirc, used for the cheaper frames in a manufacturer's range. I'm not even sure it's drawn tubing; could be folded/welded. Well, 953 is folded/welded...

Is that some Dutch jibe?

Ja. :-)

i dont even ask £600 for real TRACK bikes

That's a useful contribution. Well, Rotterdam...