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Bought these exact same bars. You could perfectly tune the width and drop by placing About half your body weight on them and bending them...

Absolutely stunning!! I'm not sure exactly what I'd use it for but I want one!

So, my edge 200 has been taking longer and longer to find my position. Yesterday it didn't find my position at all. Is there anything I can do to mend it before contacting garmin/wiggle? If I do have to contact someone do you think I should go to wiggle or straight to garmin, it is less than a year old.

I'm pretty much the same height as you and I went medium, so glad I got that and not large. Showing plenty of post but only a 100mm stem with drops.

Medium here with 170mm alfine cranks, loads of toe overlap with guards on but its okay once you get used to it.

Without guards it was fine, didn't notice it racing cross anyway.

As for pedal strike in corners etc, never been an issue for me riding fixed. I should've probably got a large too but the medium lets me get a lower handlebar.

Very nice bike, good luck selling.

Just a quick question, what's the colour called? Is that the "mink pink" they have in the website.

I suppose it could be corrected to be perfect but the alfine gives a 42.7mm chainline when the chainring is on the inner of the tabs. My hub gives 42.

I run a 1/8th chain with 3/32 chainring and sprocket so It's not at all noticeable, definitely a set up I'd recommend!

The chainline is almost spot on, not sure of the exact numbers but it's within 1 or 2 millimetre so not noticable when riding normally. Worth it for the simplicity of an external bottom bracket.

Also, had the day off today as its half term and I definitely don't have important assignments or job applications to do... So went a bit mad with some cheap eBay vinyl.

#pimpmypomp

Great pics, looks like some good riding. Variety is definitely key! Looking forward to ditching the commute in favour of some touring this summer!

Very nice build! Love the blue and red.

Also very jealous of where you're riding it, rainy Birmingham has nothing on Paris!

I bought both the airlok and the koala, only used the koala so far with the plan being to use the airlok instead of the compression sack for my down bag when going touring.

So far I've managed to fit a 3 season down bag (in the airlok), a small tarp, bivy bag (alpkit), 10m of 3mm cord and 8 tent pegs in there. Swings a bit when out of the saddle but overall pretty sturdy feeling and sub 3kg all in.

Thanks, it was my first bike built from the frame up so I'm still tinkering but pretty pleased so far! Very different to my old Fuji track but I'm growing to like it more and more.

+1 on the comments regarding the shimano freewheel. Mine really wasn't great, plus I missed riding fixed too much.

No nexus unfortunately, but here's my pomp. I'm new here so please be gentle!

My dad mentions these every single time he's near a bike. Apparently had them on his Freddie Grubb "with campag grand sport gears and Weinmann centre pull brakes"