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Kona`s tend to be long. I suggest you consider 17" as well.

maybe we all have to file a actionfraud report ? then they will see the name several times ....

Best idea yet

Thank you , I stand/sit corrected.

good idea tommmmmm , what happens when he dont respond to paypal ?

tommmmmmm you're right, removed post to not falsely slander.

Slander is verbal, if the comment is written it is a libel :)

Now sorted thanks:-)

Thank you Miitch - how much do you want and could you send a photo of it?

Still looking :(

You have PM

Great, could l see a photo of it? How much do you want for it?

The Cinelli bb shell has a 7mm hole to take the rivet.

Have the mudguards been cut in anyway? How much use have they seen?
What would postage be?

Shoes too tight??

Mine have arrived and are compact. Pretty much as the Bonts - bit less reach.

Well spotted - 46 it will be then!

Was going to try to get some Civia Emersons in the US next month but they no longer do them in black in 44's for some reason.

Now thinking of getting Piegas.

Normally ride 44 ctc so would have got the 46 Piegas, but the Bontragers I have come up at 47 outside to outside, so would I be better going for 48 Piegas? (I am working on the basis the Piegas are still coming up a bit smaller than others).

I have a 6 speed, but it is missing the 3 little bolts to hold it together.
It's 14/16/18/20/22/24. The colour is black. Condition looks to be OK, but I have not used it. It was fitted to a wheel I bought from OMA here last year.
Let me know if you want to see pics.
You can have it for the cost of the postage.

Is that no handlebars, stem and brake levers???

That's very rusty. Don`t put too much money into that frame.:-[

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Originally Posted by Soo Fuego View Post
Civia Emerson's
Anyone stock them in the UK or even the EU?

They are US only. I'm off to Florida in a few months so will be looking for some then.

Remember that if you fit old style aero brake levers there is less to rest your hand on than if using STI's (because they are longer). So factor that in when looking at the amount of reach each bar has.

Anyone tried http://www.ridewill.it/p/en/tranzx-484000051-tranz-x-alloy-road-handlebar-440mm-black/29865/ these?

Says 26.0. but also 25.4, so looks like they will need a shim if you need 26 (now confirmed by them as 25.4 - also postage is €15, so almost as much as the bars)

I have the Bontrager SSR VR-C. They are OK, but the reach is a bit short for getting a comfortable resting place for your hands (and they are 85mm which is one of the longer ones).

Here it is.

I saw your post on Retrobike where you say you want the Tri-color markings (sticker). Mine does not have those, but it is the blue/grey and silver model.
I know what you are talking about because I replaced this one with one that has the Tri-color sticker on it (but only because I didn't want braze-on - came in a groupset).
Do you still want photos knowing this?

I have a braze-on FD6400 if you have not sorted one out yet. Let me know if you are interested and I can supply photos.

These links suggests you will have to "spread 'em" a bit more yet!

http://forum.ctc.org.uk/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=44455

http://www.cyclechat.net/threads/ametuer-cold-set-advice.107952/

http://www.bikecommuters.com/2007/11/01/dropout-spacing-axle-spacers-and-hubs-for-old-bikes/

The last one says compressing by 21mm resulted in a 6mm reduction.

Good luck.