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Next piece of the puzzle

Found something but thanks you anyway

third on ultegra

looking to pay no more than 150 I'm afraid. Thanks though

would you be able to post turbo?

Was definitely planning on building giant as a road bike don't worry . Front trispoke would be the plan if they didn't go for nearly twice as much as I payed for the rear . If anyone has got a matching frog they'll part with for a good price I'll take it off your hands.

Seat post is free from diavolo finally . Few paint chips in tie process but happy days. Now I decide which frame to build up

Where are you based?

Interested if price is right mate

okay ill try see if i have a spare. thanks

Giant track forks , undrilled , very minor surface scuffs, loads of steere, unsure on rake.

Hoping to build this up before Christmas. Anyone have an idea what diameter skewer I will need for the trispoke? I don't have any accurate measuring tools and little knowledge of trispokes.w

Will also consider 9 speed for cheaper price

is ergostem 25.4 or 26mm clamp ? And possible dibs if posting

Front wheel arrived. Very nice and fairly light. Ideally would like a matching trispoke but can't find one for the right price.

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Crap pic but you get the idea. Plan for the build is :
Rear Specialized trispoke
Front roval wheel (in post)
Schwalable uptrend ht tubulars
Yellow flite
Seat post in pic
Itm stem
Compact bars
105/rival 10 speed if possible.
Time pedals.
Bit of abparts bin build at the moment but still think it has potential.

Frame has arrived. Many scratches and paint rubs like described but still a great looking frame. Got most parts now just waiting on a groupset and brakes.

Single or double. 105 spec or above. Looking to spend as little as possible; so bit of a log shot but less than £150

it's a giant cfr team. I presume it is carbon tubes with alloy lugs. I am to finish removing seat post before deciding whether or not to sell, but if i do it's yours.

Great looking tutorial , will order some tape. Thank you and thank you @Vince

Think I'll try that to save the hassle of glue. Thanks

How do people rate taping tubs on using tubular tape as oppose to glueing ?

Top of post came off when clamping it in the vice. seat post is very brittle so, removing it piece by piece. It seems silly but is literally the only way possible.

I am currently using method 4 on a frame after trying most of the above. However, i have taken off most the post above the seat tube. It's time consuming but seems to be working bit by bit.