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Upgraded my bike with the brake one because I am carrying my kid.

Unless you go minimalist (supernova, Son, mini bumm), somehow having a brake light on the road seemed common sense.

Rose has a better deal.

Found the offer on leboncoin, sold by this team:

https://www.cr4croanne.org/

For info here the current list (Silver hub / rim brakes):

Hope RS4 – Anodized– 36H – - 225 euro
Phil Wood – Polished – 32H – 130mm – 450 euro
White industries MI5 - Polished – 36H – 130/135mm – 420 euro
Ambrosio Zenith hubs/Novated – Anodized– 36H – 130mm? - 60 euro
Royce Venus – polished – 32H – Polished/Anodized– 130mm - 350 euro
Royce Titan Shimano hub – 36H – Polished/Anodized– 130/135mm - 360 euro
Velo Orange grand Cru – 36H – Anodized– 130/135mm - $165 + shipping from US
Tune Mag rear hub – 28H (might be possible to order with more) -
Aivee SR5 – 32H – hand polished - 245 euro
Dia Compe – ene cyclo touring hub new s-type – Anodized- 130/135mm - 220 euro
Chris King R45 – 32H – Anodized– 130mm -562 euro
Halo – R03 hub– 32H – Polished / Anodized - GBP 110
Halo – RO 6Drive Hub – 32H – polished / eloxiert – 130mm? - - GBP 140
Miche primato syntesi – 32H Silver (36H Silver on miche brochure but unavailable) – 80-ish euro
KT (kurbelix) – 36H – eloxiert - 184 euro (entire wheel)
+bitex (KT in kurbelix)
+novatec

Actually all the hub I am looking at at similar in 130 and 135. Only the axle has different ends.

May I ask the impact having a triple?

Plastic with some alu to re-inforced, old sks olympic bluemels found in shop parts bin. They have conductive inserts for lights.

some in Ukraine: https://prom.ua/ua/p1787569338-novi-krila-dlya.html

I actually just order a new one, so can go either way, but yes once the wheel is built, you cannot add a 5mm spacer because it won't be centered anymore!

And yes tempted by the 130mm. The 135mm needed a lot of tension on quick release to actually don't move. So 130mm might be the one.

Yes, I confirm both fits, had both in it.

But now building a nice wheel, no I want to order the right size.

Frame is a Schauff Libero, nothing really known. A defunct German company making race bike to trekking bike. Bike is sort of an hybrid, what would be called fitness nowadays. So can be either way, 130 or 135mm.

Hello! I have a steel frame and measure the spacing without wheel, and it is 131.5mm.

Any experience if I should go 130mm or 135mm?

Thank you in advance!

don't know for the pedals, but interestingly they are using the old EPS on the time trial bike, a groupset for less than 1000€ on bike24! (was 999euro this week end)

Another picture

Official now, was in newsletter from Campagnolo!

Cool to see Campagnolo back!

https://www.bike-components.de/en/Campagnolo/Super-Record-Wireless-Groupset-2x12-spd-29-45-140-160-p95730/

Campagnolo super record wireless €2,600

Cofidis will be Campagnolo for 2025?

bump into the shop on:

https://supernova-lights.com/products/ergon-ga3-supernova

Basically simply a grip on which you can neatly put your M99 remote control.

Lower end axles were black.
Top end axles were titanium (but not every year)

Only the SuperNova and the Son Ladelux are approved for road use.

But on the opposite side you need you need a light with high beam for MTB use!

So that pretty much summarize to those two lights + IQ-XL Highbeam

Son Ladelux:
Official price: 480 euro!!!!!!
USB charger
150-Lux-Abblendlicht (road)
200-Lux-Fernlicht (full beam)

SuperNova M99 DY Pro:
260 euro (bike24)
No USB charger
Fernlicht: > 1.000 lm, 200 lx (full beam)
Abblendlicht: < 700 lm, 200 lx (road)

IQ-XL Highbeam
215 euro (SMI)
No USB charger
Fernlicht: 250 lx (full beam)
Abblendlicht: 300 lx (road)

specialites TA carmina is very nice!
155mm, 165mm, 167.5mm,170mm...
And you have all the chainrings you want.
Sugino/stronglight alternatively, but theoretically not "campagnolo" format.
Centaur silver still available in 172.5, or in Condor in 170mm 52/36

Or NovaTec A171 (Ambrosio Zenith are rebranded Novatec)

Have the 11s centaur, and 10s is nicer looking on every front:
-full alu shifters
-full alu rear derailleur
-skeleton brakes
-5 branch crank

11s only has the easier gears...

There is a catch: only works with the SL connectors in the fork. Pretty rare outside of bespoke. Folks like Idworx have that.

Edit: on some pictures it seems they have also one with the coax plug in preparation...

Tool building

Thank you!

Why would someone want aluminium over carbon steerer? (or the other way around)
Real innocent question, don't know the pros and cons of each or which setup make you choose one over the other.

Hi Folks,

I have repainted my bike, and have to put back the Columbus sticker.

But since I have clear coating the bike, I was wondering if I should also clear coat the Columbus sticker (vinyl I guess).

Any experience on this front?