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i hate 'flip flop' as much as 'fixie', why not just call it 'fixed/free'? who came up with the name?

for stopping power any shimano slr dual pivot brake caliper will be suficient. just upgrade the pads possibly, and get some good inner cable that doesnt stretch

what height are you anyway?

hey I might have 1, its old style with 22.2mm on top for seperate clamp, around 200mm. Ill check it when Im at home in the next few days.
I bought a 1987 peugeot but the previous owner had the wrong size installed, kept slipping down under my weight. I needed 25mm.

I read that thread already, theres not much else online about it but the guy in that thread seems to think it effects all of the frames produced (except 2 models) so Im wondering why theres not much else about it online.

It might only be Zeta tubing but it has very nice tight frame angles, the chain stays are very short.
my 110kg bodyweight also concerns me, that bottom bracket shell is going to take alot of abuse.

how common is it with Mexican made Benottos for the seat tube to crack at the bottom bracket lug? just bought a Modelo 1700 track frame thats in near mint cond and I was hoping to use it for training on and off the track so I need to know if Im taking a risk here.

seatpost size is 26.6mm which indicates Columbus Zeta tubing(no decal), the bottom bracket has a full heart shape cutout, think it was built in 1981 from the bb stamp

If it does crack how easy/safe is it to fix and is that the only potential frame failure?

axle brand wont matter as long as its the same lenght and thread, and high quality steel.
front cone here: http://www.loosescrews.com/index.cgi?d=single&c=Hub&sc=Cones&tc=Shimano%20Front&item_id=SH-2331500&id=654110127523

not enough info on surly, will give TA a try. proably in 47t
,with a 50T Stronglight as its got more surface area so should be stiffer then the TA 50T

Parker International stock Sputniks(best deal online) and delivers to Ireland
SJS too

Ive read that they arent very round which is hard to believe but there seems to be lots of complaints in forums

I have these cranks (nos) and Im trying not to buy another crankset because these are supposed to be good, the problem is the bcd, I will be using them on the track.
I recently got a 103mm bottom bracket for it.

I found some NOS Dura-Ace 130bcd chainrings for around 80euro but I dont know much about them

my choices in the affordable range are either Stronglight Zicral or Velosolo(which I havent heard much about)
I presume the Sugino MC130 isnt that much higher quality? they are 130+euro in some places

hi, how much and do you have large clips?

36h
something cheap but good quality

also looking for a high quality track hub (single sided thread)

need to be able collect between 11am and 4pm tomorrow anywhere in central London

maybe you already tried the rubber mallet approach, hold/clamp the frame upside-down and just bang away at the saddle, hit the saddle nose at the side to get it to turn/loosen

thats RPM/FSA? might be interested, Id have to meet before 3pm tomorrow

any size considered but prefer 18/19T

looking for 46-50T unused
can collect in London tomorrow

just came back to mention the Dura-Ace 103mm which ada linked to, just remembered as I have the 7410 cranks and was thinking of using them on a Cineli

I have a french Dura-Ace 7400 112mm JIS bottom bracket set

its in its original box and never been installed

I replied to all of above, just didnt get any notice of thread responses in my email. will prob be back in the UK in february. dont have anything with me now. sold the Ultegra hub yesterday.

I have a pair of new Continental Ultra Sport 28-630 tyres
25c in that size is very hard to find
not 100% sure yet if Im selling them, you can get them here:
http://www.ribblecycles.co.uk/sp/triathlon-bike/Tyres-Road-Triathlon-Track-Rigid-Continental-Ultra-Sport-Rigid-Tyre/CONTTYRR400
Chainreactioncycles only has/had them in 1 1/4 (32c)

Suntour Superbe track cog 12T 1/8 NJS new £23

EDIT*
Registered and insured post from Ireland is now available for any of these items.

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I will be in London this Saturday and again on Wednesday 26th, need to know asap if theres any interest for any of these items so I can bring them over, I dont have much baggage space.
will try get photos up later. I think the prices are pretty good, if anyone thinks different make me a sensible offer.

all road hubs come with original skewers

Shimano Dura-Ace 7400 36h front hub
new
£35

Shimano Ultegra 6600 32h front hub
new
SOLD

Shimano 105 1055 36h front hub
new
£15

Shimano 105 5051 32h front hub, gloss black
new
£20

Shimano Dura-Ace 7600 36h njs front hub *for 8mm keirin dropouts
cosmeticaly fine, flanges are straight, spoke holes show signs previous lacing.
I degreased the hub shell and checked everything out, then packed it with dura-ace grease
races and bearings show zero wear bar one cone. the 7600 hubs use the same cones as Dura Ace EX and early 7400.
A new cone can be ordered for $8 bringing it back to 100%, It does spin smooth and shouldnt be noticable as it is
£SOLD

Shimano Dura-Ace 50T 1/8 njs 144bcd, (7600 I think, silver)
new in orignal packaging
£sold

Sugino Mighty seatpost 26.2mm (non flutted)
new in original box
£25

ITM Millenium carbon seatpost 27.2mm white
claimed weight of 170g, havent checked it myself
new
£35

Sugino Mighty Competition 53T 3/32 144bcd
new
£25

Shimano R450 rear brake caliper
new
£18

ITM adjustable stem, cnc ergal 7075
26mm clamp, 120mm length 65-120degrees adjustment, very light(not sure exactly but similar to an equivalent non-adjustable stem)
used for less than 5km, mint/like new
£30

thank you!

it needs a 103mm JIS for 42mm chainline
Shimano UN54 in 107mm JIS Italian 70mm
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=17473

with a 1mm spacer for your hubs fixed cog threads it should give you a 43mm chainline which is close enough. the 2.5mm spacer wont leave enough threads to safely secure the lockring
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=36416

130mm sounds way off unless you are using a converted disc hub with spacers, the extra 2mm shell width doesnt make any difference

I have one in 100mm, very light. made from colombus tubing, the welding is tidy and has an overall nice finish. will be trying it out in a couple of weeks
I reckon it will be stiff, planet x has them at the best price. Ive seen them on ebay for 40+

there seems to be a lot of nos 3t stems appearing recently