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Where I live we don’t get much snow. But I plan on taking it with me on a ski trip in March.

New wheel day. Bring on the snow! Also fitted a Thomson post, to see how the bike would look with more silver. Not really feeling it though.

Very nice

I had a ti CK at one time and getting the top bit on was terrible. Just the first bit though.

Where can I get one

The Peugeot is awesome. Reminds me of the Giant ATX.

Mountainbike boots. No fittings for cleats, so flat pedaal inkt.

These boots are my first venture into vintage cycling kit. Bought them mainly for the looks, but they ride surprisingly well. Ideally I would have liked them to be a size smaller, but NOS beggars can't be choosers.

Quite like it this way really. Did the same thing myself (switch out black seatpost for silver to match with other silver bits), but I didn't like it at all.

This used to be the ultimate weight weenie dream frameset. It came with an equally light weight fork.

I remember searching forever to find this specific one with the small carbon weave. I sanded it down to lose some extra weight, but never built it up in the end.

Clear coat

Over the last month I made quite a few changes to the Surly.

Tires: tubeless Hutchinson Python tires.
Crankset: XTR 970
Headset: Chris King
Seatpost: Thomson
Front rack: Old Man Mountain with Witslingers bags
Seat post clamp: Salsa

I still need to fit the shifters and derailleurs from the GT.

Also thinking of bying a Discord Creemee stem in silver.

Just because there are couple of pics on Google search of exploding wheels, doens't mean all of these wheels are dangerous.

Most of these wheels are well over 20 years old and the fact that they are still around says a lot about their quality IMHO.

The Principia looks awesome

Same question here

Decided to upgrade some of the parts on the bike. For that purpose I bought a donor bike. Thinking of using the groupset and the headset.

Sweet!

Stil haven't gotten round to fitting the Acros groupset unfortunately. I did manage to setup the new wheels tubeless. It required a huge compressor and a lot of vaseline, but in the end I got it done. I used fatty stripper tape on one wheel and Stans Tesa tape on the other, to see which will work best.

I also added a bike to my stable. At the moment I only use it to bring the kids to school, but I am hoping to do some bigger tours on it in spring / summer.

Bargain. GLWS.

+1

I have the G-one in 27.5 x 2.8 and mine are crazy gast. Maybe 2/3 km an hour slower compared to road tires, but soooo comfy

Really like where this is going

According to bikerumor: "It also gets a elastomer damping system inside the pulley cage pivot to keep the chain from bouncing. Not exactly a clutch, but same idea. The wound spring that’s visible here is the tension spring."

Super stoked to finally get my hands on my new groupset. It's an Acros A-ge 1x11 hydraulic groupset. It was only sold for a short amount of time and I don't think many were sold. Weight without hydraulic fluids is 305 grams.

This is sold now. Thanks everyone.