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Ok no problem. £17 including the postage ok? Or can you collect?
I'm in Rugby.

Look like this.

Yeh I think they are. I'll get a pic up later when I get home.

Cheers for the info Graeme, I run a record square taper on my road bike so I'm familiar with that set up but presumed the track bike would be different.

As per title, a pair of Keo Blades (16nm) for spares only. Never crashed as they're on my TT bike but I noticed the right pedal had a very soft "clip in". There's a fracture running under the pedal which gives on clip in.
Good for spares or if you're looking for a left pedal (?).
Again, spares only!!!
£15 plus a little postage.
Cheers Jon.

So I'd love a Campag pista crankset but wondered what I'd have to pay for a good used set?
Also what BB would be needed for a Cervelo T1 with said crankset. (68mm English).
Cheers Jon.

I have no idea of its age as it came on a bike I just bought.
They still make them like this with a spoked wheel with bonded carbon covers. Was thinking maybe £140?
Would come as is with tub and 15 tooth sprocket.

Interested? Might be willing to let it go at a reasonable price.
Well used but true.

Not sure where you're based but you're more than welcome to have a look. I could ping you a few pics if you're interested.

Yeh I'm not sure if it's worth much.
I've only got a budget to buy one set of wheels at the moment so I don't want to get anything too crappy.

The thing is I've just picked up a track bike with an old HED disc and a tired Mavic/Campag hub front wheel.
They both will do the job I guess but the disc is a little extreme for training so I'm probably going to sell them off and pick up a newer set of wheels.
I'll only be riding indoors at Derby so deep sections don't worry me.
I'm just after a half decent set of wheels that won't break the bank and look good on my T1.

I've use an 88mm generic rim on my TT bike (front with genuine FFWD disc rear) and have had no issues but was wondering if anyone's got any experience of using 88mm generic wheels on the track? Only for SQT's for now but maybe a little racing.
Budget as ever is my restriction.
Cheers Jon.

I have Lezynes cheapest track pump with their speed chuck. Use it on my FFWD TT disc. One handed operation up to 150psi no problem.

I've used Chinese carbon on road and TT bikes with no issues baring a 50mm rear rebuild but wanted to know how they behave on the track?
I'm looking at a set of generic 88mm carbon on Novatech hubs.
Will be used indoor only at Derby.
Has anyone got any experience of them on the track?
Cheers.

I bought one of these a few years ago when I got back into cycling. It's a great ride. Stiff, light and a little harsh but I like that. I have Campag Record 10 speed cranks and everything else is now 11 speed.
The original Specialized forks are very nice.
I use it for training and commuting. It's hell of a bike for the money.
Your build looks nice. Keep us posted.

I have an old HED disc. It's a little scruffy with a few dings but is intact and runs true. Any idea of its value?

Afternoon all.
Short time lurker, (probably a day or so) long time on and off cyclist. Been TT'ing this season for the 1st time since I raced as a schoolboy/junior in road races and TT's.

I've had a couple of longish club sessions at Newport and Manchester and really fancy dipping my toe in the track a little more often.

Could do with some advice re accreditation and any other track newbie pitfalls etc.

Feel free to take the pee, at 42 I've been around long enough to take it.

Cheers, Jon