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sjs cycles has some, and not too steep a price either.

6'1" - seatpost hasn't been set to my height yet, just popped in for a photo. Does make me look like I'm a giant.

Soma Dream 31.8. 780mm wide with just enough sweep back.

Final build taking place this evening. Serious cruiser vibes coming from this one!

Equilibrium in full summer mode!

Nice!

pm'd

I have one other seller interested - will let you know if they go or not.

@ffm black risers gone I'm afraid. Thread now updated.

Yeah no problem. I'll pm ya tomorrow morning if @kleincollection hasn't replied by then.

Hey, sorry for the v. slow reply. No longer have the stem, but the bars are yours for free if you want to swing round Stockwell to pick up.

https://freshtripe.co.uk/dajia-cycleworks-shallow-drop-handlebar/

Dajia shallow drop bars on sale £30.

120mm drop, 75mm reach

Thomson elite layback seatpost. Showing signs of wear, but still in great functional condition.

330mm X 27.2mm.

£37 posted.

Also get hold of some grout colour samples to match up with the tile and test out. Important as 20% of your floor will be grout with a tile that size. Ardex/mapei/BAL/kerakoll etc.

Cheers - will bear in mind. Picking up from lbs in the week and will try out some V's first.

I thiiink I'll stick with rim, if only to keep a lid on cost.

Slight delay to proceedings caused by "the event", but things are finally starting to come together. Opted for a 26" surly troll fork to provide a bit of additional utility, and an un-imaginative but solid LX/xt groupset to give a greater range of gears over the planned 1x. (A few heavy shops with stuffed panniers reminded me the importance of tiny chainrings.)

Hope to get the headset fitted tomorrow.

Not going to be quite long enough I think - thanks though. Feel free to offer to @lazysuperhero

400mm silver, inline or layback. Ideally with 2 bolts securing saddle rails.

Not picky about brands etc. Can do contactless collection in London if you're not too far away.

Thanks,
Tom

I really like the Ikea Komplement shoe racks for fitting out cupboards - great design. If it's not too much, you could:

Buy an Ikea PAX carcass in the size you want (£40-70)
Fill it with Komplement pull out racks (£20 each)
Ask a joiner to make you a custom door to match the current design of the hallway/space. (Maybe £200) or buy an ikea one off the shelf.

https://www.ikea.com/gb/en/p/pax-wardrobe-frame-white-20214571/
https://www.ikea.com/gb/en/p/komplement-pull-out-shoe-shelf-white-30257466/

I thought about doing this too, as at first glance it looks like a cheap way to get a wide gear range. But most decent chain tensioners seem to be more expensive than a good rear mech.

What's the stem on the LHT?

If you are having the floor installed as part of a larger building project I would recommend insisting that your builder subcontract the work to a specialist. Lazenby do a great final product. Sounds common sense but I've heard of contractors saying they can do it and botching it.

Also, second @Prole. 's comment on allowing for full floor build up.

There are a few micro cement products out there that seem to be gaining popularity as alternatives to the full shebang. Topcret/biotech microstuk etc which can come out beautifully but depend entirely on the quality of the substrate.

Abandoning gumwalls as the colour never lasts in the london muck. Got these 2.0" tyres are in the post:

Inspo: @Sam_Doman 's Straggler

I have some Alpkit bars at home that I'm planning to polish up in the same way.