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Had these for 2 years, used them three times for 45 mins at a time. They are like new, but I don't have the original box.

Collection from Wandsworth, £170.

Any questions, please let me know. Happy to upload photos if needs be.

Cheers
CJ

I have, and they're still unused! Message me if you're interested.

Aye, that's it. Don't bother actually responding to any of the points I make. Fact is you're talking shite; you can't get run off the road if you've stopped your bike to get your phone out and txt your missus that there's a nasty man who's trying to kill you.

So how's someone going to run you off the road if you've stopped your bike... Are you saying the car is going to stop and wait for you to start riding again!?

Christ, who's blowing smoke up your arse?

I haven't a clue who Caleb is and I'm not a member of any club. Mainly because they're full of pompous pricks, like hippy, but I assumed this place was a little different given the lads who I've met who ride fixed tend to be much less of a wanker than your average cyclist. Obviously not on here...

As you were.

So you're riding along and txting on your phone yet complaining about the behaviour of erratic drivers?

Irony not your strong point, flower?

If a geezer kills you by ramming you off the road, how will you have his details saved on your little database? Unless you email it to yourself as you're riding along, you won't have yet recorded it...

Unless you are insinuating that there is going to be some sort of repeat offence.

Either way, it's all very odd behaviour.

And to answer the guy who asked if I even cycle; yes, every day. In London. Couldn't even count the amount of cuntish drivers I've come across but I don't see the point in keeping a list.

I assumed this place was full of cyclists who are somewhat normal, rather than these sanctimonious bellends riding around with go pros on their head shouting at other road users. It would appear I've misjudged it...

Nah, I just lurk really.

Genuinely intrigued as to what you're going to do with your list though. I do hope it's not a literal list but unless you're the fucking rainman then quite frankly it must be.

Odd behaviour, just crack on with your day and let karma sort her out.

What exactly do you expect to do with her plates on your "shit list?" Genuine question.

I read this thread pretty often and some of you strike me as right weirdo's, I must say.

Which one of you silly twats undertook me just as I was pulling away from the lights on Grosvenor Road heading up towards Chelsea Bridge last night? Cinelli cap, black leader frame. I'd be amazed if he wasn't on here...

I told you not to undertake me as I went past you.

Stupid manouver, you literally went into the gutter to do so despite the whole road to my right being available.

I think you've missed my point, the direction the wrap is supposed to go is apparently (according to the experts) different in the drops than it is across the top due to the direction in which your hands apply pressure. I was wondering how I could change the direction of the wrap without it looking scruffy and obvious, given there's no hoods to hide the untidiness under.

Sorry, to clarify there are no brakes whatsoever. It's not just a case of a lever rather than a hood.

I think I'm just going to go for one wrap all in the same direction tbh, given what M_V said.

Cheers lads.

I feel pretty daft asking this but I've searched the forum (and google...) and can't find anything with regards to the fact that when wrapping drop bars the general advice is that there is a change in direction of the tape in the drops to across the top, as shown in this video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5MzIiv7pewE

Problem is, when you don't have any brake hoods to cover up your ugly looking wrap around and over, how do you approach it?

Or does it, in reality, make fuck all difference and I should just wrap the whole bar in the same direction i.e. towards the bike?

Advice very much appreciated!

CJ

Will take £100.

38cm, sorry mate.

These have only been used for 2 weeks, in mint condition.

Same bars as seen here: http://www.dolan-bikes.com/bike-components/bike-handlebars/alpina-3k-carbon-sprint-bars.html

Wrapped in the drops, see photo attached.

Collection from Wandsworth or Chancery lane.

£130.

Cheers,
CJ

26, London. Office bod, recent fixed wheel convert.