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^much truth

more ppl should have arospokes

Aerospokes are not the best lol

If you can't afford to break a plastic wheel then you shouldn't really vajazzle your bike with one... especially if you're going to ride brakeless.

It's carbon, you noob, and don't worry I'm getting a new one now.

thats the shit i dont like

You're new to this, aren't you?

he is, hes talking about TT and he joined the forum today

this is only one of the dents, and looking at it hurts :(

the driver was insured, i am not a member of any cycling society, thinking of reporting to police, will insurance easily pay out so i can get a new HED3? the wheel is a trispoke so does not work well as a coffee table :(

i was indeed riding brakeless but she turned into my path and being honest brakes wouldnt have made a difference. i got her number and stuff but i found a place in surrey that repairs carbon bikes and wheels and i just hope its not too expensive, at the moment my bike has no insurance (home contents, etc) so im pretty annoyed. luckily i wasnt hurt but before i hit the ground i heard the wheel snap and i felt a sharp pain in my heart :( :(

SHIT luke you should buy that

Still for sale

until this morning, i had a carbon hed3 H3 wheel. a stupid driver went in the cycle lane and to cut a long story short my wheel is very cracked in 2 places. does anyone know whether this is repairable and where would i go to fix it?

im very upset about all of this and want this fixed as quickly as possible, i cannot afford a new wheel.

HELP

guys ive just done some looking up on the headset and its a vintage Campagnolo nuovo 1'' threaded headset and they are going for quite a bit on evilbay so price for everything is changed to 140. or i can remove headset.

http://www.lfgss.com/picture.php?albumid=2804&pictureid=16453

for sale i have a vintage hand-built black road frame which is perfect for pub bike, beater, second build etc etc, it has the odd sign of cosmetic damage but its structural integrity remains, could use a new paintjob its pretty light and full steel. it has campagnolo semi horizantal dropouts, the forks are drilled and so is the rear.

with the frame and forks you can have the campagnolo headset which works brilliantly

want £120 for the lot but im open to offers.

i got the H and M lo pro for sale (55cm)

good luck getting one that size. have a bump!

bump

http://www.lfgss.com/thread121830.html#post4077813

lovely bike, had a look earlier! but would prefer to do transaction in person (sorry should probably have mentioned that)

swear the pink dos IS a track bike? why are you hipsters being so gay

i am looking to buy a well priced track frame which is between 52-54cm, im about 5'8. (right size?!)

preferably in good nick, a good brand, and made of steel but not too heavy, im upgrading seeing as my current build that ive used for a year is a conversion

tbh my budget for the frame itself is about 250 and if you can throw in any extras that would be greeaaat.

also is anyone selling any tubulars? lol

i have this in tubular, its a brilliant wheel

being able to calculate that, with a tool or not, is highly neeky and very gay

hes already in that party

come on guys sell me your wheels

must be compatible for fixed if its a rear.

preferably no braking surface, in relatively good condition, 700c, full carbon. dont really mind if clincher or tubular at this point, really need it before xmas.

make me an offer! looking to pick up ASAP.

(wouldnt mind a zipp or corima)

obviously hasnt ridden a spok