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Rapha .. not sure if they got any tools or parts in there. But you'll get a decent coffee.
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A number of pubs along the Riverside sort of behind the appollo near the bridge, all of which are decent.
The Salutation is got amazing Thai food on king Street. -
Not sure if it's been posted before but ribble are doing a titanium gravel frame with 3d printed parts.
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God made carbon forks
Definitely wrong
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After the wheels, a suitable carbon fork will shave a decent amount of weight off and improve handling.
Can be had for cheap if you go used on ebay, check for cracks etc. I bought an easton one years ago made a big difference for the commuter. -
Awful news.. I will keep an eye out on the streets as well as the classifieds online.
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Make sense.. looks awesome.
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The fork on the green one looks like the full length aero columbus max, anyone confirm this?
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Expect lots of twist and turns. Westminster residents are an awkward bunch, this could turn out to be another 'garden bridge'project.
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A good read from the bbc. I was initially very much pro hs2, but the execution has been a disaster.
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Constantly amazed by them. Definitely my lottery win purchase, I kind of assumed the lugs were titanium tbh, my bad.
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Framework bicycle from Canada are doing a similar thing right now and even make there own carbon tubing.
Incredible work.
Lots of cnc work too, for prototyping.
The testing and cad work appears to be to aeronautical standard.
The stem they made recently posted on Instagram is a work of form and function.
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Grim viewings lately for the feltham and surround areas.
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From bbc news
“The Court of Justice gives final judgment in the matter and confirms the European Commission’s 2016 decision: Ireland granted Apple unlawful aid which Ireland is required to recover,” the court said.
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Interesting. I always assumed he was alone man band type of production.
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Roberts supplied Ron Cooper with frames? That is surprising.
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Still very dubious if you can copywright the exclusive use of the name for clothing purposes especially with multiple places of the same name geographical referenced in the brand. The fact they preceeded them in manufacturing makes it an uphill task especially as target market is similar.
The liklihood the lawyers will get there claws into it, with case held in Netherlands i hope dutch rational prevails.
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Reminds me of the time specialized took a small cafe in Canada called roubaix cafe to court.
Thankfully in that case common sense prevailed.
Considering the US company has nothing geographical to do with Brixton its seems like nonsense, but I'm sure they've got deep enough pockets to protect what they see as there intellectual property, despite being thousands of miles away from the place. -
Recently saw on the news a small independent Brixton based street wear company is being pursued by an American based company that has copyrighted the Brixton brand.
Hopefully this doesn't potentially effect Brixton cyxles that also has clothing with Brixton in it.
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Recently saw on the news a small independent Brixton based street wear company is being pursued by an American based company that has copyrighted the Brixton brand.
Hopefully this doesn't potentially effect Brixton cyxles that also has clothing with Brixton in it. -
That columbus max track bike is back on ebay. Bargain price. Some one buy I keep on looking at it.
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There's been a rourke track bike formerly used by Chris pyatt.
Very rare columbus max tig frame. Rourke nearly always use reynolds.
Bargain had an offer recently at 220 quid
http://columbusmaxbikes.blogspot.com/2013/11/rourke.html?m=1
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