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^ I have a damaged rear Corima 4-spoke. You can have it for cheapz if you think it's repairable, would you like some photos?

I'm after a front one dude, thanks anyway

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Front-and-Rear-Corima-650c-Carbon-4-four-spoke-wheel-set-for-Road-Tri-athlon-26-/280915555999?pt=Cycling_Parts_Accessories&hash=item4167df369f#ht_500wt_1216

Why 650? Whyyyyyyy?

Dibs pedals if you split
.....NAAAAAAAAAAAAT

is this front or rear?

Dibs on the Truativ bars in they're 31.8 aswell!

Dibs Deda pistas. PM'd

Beerbeque

^ I was thinking that, but aren't beer kegs owned by the Queen? I remember that being discussed at a pub I used to work at-I guess that's why Drumbecue isn't Barbekeg, Barbebarrel etc lol

Wow, thats 50% off!

Still wouldn't.

I hear that petrochemicals add an exquisite tang...

Booga-that sounds really sweet, do it!

http://www.drumbecue.co.uk/

Just had one of these delivered, stumbled across the website whilst looking for barbecues with a bit of an alternative feel to them. I went for the original drum smoker and opted for a manual rotisserie (there are quite a parts you can personalise, they even offered to do a custom paint job, but I wanted something basic, so stayed with charcoal black). Spoke to the guy who owns the company and he hand builds them himself which I thought was pretty neat! Anyway, lets hope the weather sorts itself out, I'll let you know how I get on with it!

someone buy this already!

awesome!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/itera-bike-/120945901555?pt=uk_bikes_gl&hash=item1c28effff3#ht_500wt_920

octospoke, engaaaage!

dibs, PM'd

wantage. is it loud though? my only reservation towards having a turbo trainer is the noise it might make

cheers

Thanks for the input, shite design! Picked up some regular crank bolts from my LBS today. Hopefully the crankarm threads are ok :/

Yo

I just removed my Stronglight Comp 144 crankset from my bottom bracket, to find that the threaded bracket around the crankset bolt had split halfway, so the thread is well and truly fucked. The crankset came with the Planet X Pro Carbon I bought about 8 weeks ago, with which no specific tool for loosening the bolts on the crankset was provided, so I didn't think twice about removing it like I would any other one, like Sug Messengers which I've had no problems with in the past. Upon closer inspection the bolts' brackets have two holes in them, either side of the bolt. So I assume these are significant in removing the crankset?

So my question(s) is/are:

1) Why does such a system exist (besides making profit from stupid people like me having to buy extra tools)

2) Does anybody happen to have a spare one of these bolts hanging around? I require one ASAP...

and 3) Do those of you who have experienced this system know whether it is possible to use a normal, sensible bolt (like those used in Sugino cranks) on the Stronglight I have?

Cheers in advance!

dibs, PM'd

Jogger, how tall are you out of interest?

from the depths of Mordor, this is the kinda shit Sauron mashes on

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/vintage-bicycle-merlin-frame-track-ends-1930s-bicycle-/261057412712?pt=UK_sportsleisure_cycling_bikeparts_SR&hash=item3cc83bfe68

Dibs, PM'd

I already beat you to that. Told by tonionio that it's the lowest price and won't go any lower.

In that case for that price he'll have to bring it to my door, and ride me around on it whenever I please

This is really nice, like the look of KHS stuff-potential further price drop though as this is already 2nd hand right?

http://www.lfgss.com/thread73212.html

Nice cheap 4 spok

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Corima-4-spoke-front-wheel-with-tufo-tub-700c-/271005789489?pt=UK_sportsleisure_cycling_bikeparts_SR&hash=item3f19342d31

Rear conversion?