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My 58 Precursa's top tube is 570 ctc, just measured it there.

Also the seat tube from centre to top of the seatpost collar is 580.

I guess I didn't expect everyone to want to buy jerseys so bad. What's wrong with sharkpits?

Too pricey for me. I'd prefer to wait for this minimalistic nice design and save £30 pounds or so.

1. Velocio +jersey +race
   
2. jonny + jersey
   
3. Kirth +jersey
   
4. Emyr +jersey +race
   
5. Ramaye +jersey
   
6. Sam_w +jersey
   
7. EEI + jersey + race
   
8. edscoble + jersey
   
9. HatBeard +jersey
   
10. WjPrince +jersey +race
    
11. Tyrrell +jersey
    

New design looks a lot better than the plain black one with the logo. I'll probably buy one either way.

How much were the original LFGSS jerseys?

Might be the only option if it has that metal bar going through the bridge like my alpinas do.

Would you not just look into getting a clamp on brake?

2nd dibs restrap pouch.

Most black MTB shoes aren't really noticeable when you're wearing them, and look a lot better than most of those cloghoppers they try to pass for 'casual' shoes.

Yeah I made a balls of trying to explain myself. Basically, either way if you're registering as a club with any of the official boards it's going to come across as a serious club.

Just do another run of the original Milltag LFGSS jerseys and stick CC on them somewhere.

Would it not be better off just making a different version of the current LFGSS, that way it could just be another LFGSS but with CC on it, and if people are racing under the club name they could wear it.

It doesn't have to come across as a super serious club that are focusing on races and points etc, but there's no reason that you guys shouldn't be taken into account as an official club if you register.

Do you think the insurance would cover Indra?

I think weekly claims would probably send the premium sky high.

What bars are they?

What about members outside the UK? I wouldn't mind having a club to race under for track over here, otherwise I have to pay over £100 a year and then club kit to join a roadie club club that's miles away over here in Dublin.

Anyone interested at £20 posted?

Unbranded from what I can tell, there doesn't seem to be any logo or anything on it.

De-sticker wheels, tape bars, flip stem, get rid of the OFWGKTA sticker and you've got yourself an acceptable build.

Changed the gearing on my bike to 48/17 so I'm sticking my old chainring and cog up for sale to see if anyone wants them.

Chainring is 130 pcd, loads of life left in it. Everything's for a 1/8 chain.

£20 for the lot posted from Dublin, PayPal preferred.

You run the risk of pedal strike any time you go to make the smallest of turns. The only solution would possibly be to run a set of fgfs straps like restrap, but I don't know if they'll fit.

My Levi 511 have little signs of wear and they're probably 7 months old or so and have been ridden pretty hard. I've worn through topman jeans in the space of 2 months before, same with those happy Monday jeans from urban outfitters.

Just buy any cheap stem with a 25.4 clamp and use a 22 to 25.4 shim. At least then it'll only be a small shim and not a big chunk.

Things may have changed, but you do your mock a levels, apply with your predicted grades and they make you an offer. If you get the grades they want you get your place. If you don't you go through clearing.

You can go at 18, after a levels. These days people seem to want a GapYah, where they fuck off on a round the world jolly and call it charity work. Christ knows why.

Alternatively you can wait and go as a mature student. I went at 24. She. You do this A levels are irrelevant. I just did an access course for a year and got in.

So if you don't get your predicted grades you can do an interview or whatever to try and get in?

Way it works in Ireland is that you sit your equivalent of the A levels and there's grades like A1 90-100%, A2 85-90%, B1 80-85%, B2 75-80%, B3 70-75% and so on until you get to D3 which is 40%. Each grade is given a points system, A1 is 100 points and a D3 is 40 and so on, and you add up the points of your top 6 subjects. You can only get a place in the course you want if you get more points than the lowest person who was accepted.

This means it's totally fucked if loads of people apply for a course. For example, Computer Science has gone up by 150 points in the last 3 years.
I get my results on Wednesday and I'm absolutely shitting it and looking in to going to London to study in case.

What age do people in the UK start uni? And also what way do your A-Levels work for uni, are you offered a place and then you have to get the grades to fill the requirements or do you get your grades first then get your place?

Our system's so flawed and frustrating.

Had the Full Windsor Nutter gone into production yet?

Yeah I think it's more a case of it being an emergency fix in case you don't have any half decent tools on you.

But it's expensive for that.

6ft long feet.