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Nice?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/COLNAGO-MASTER-Olympic-DECOR-vintage-ROAD-FRAME_W0QQitemZ250606141560QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item3a594a4078

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/don-brooks-track-fixed-wheel-frame-531-chrome-ends_W0QQitemZ220574420966QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_sportsleisure_cycling_bikeparts_SR?hash=item335b428fe6#ht_3248wt_1167

6days left , worth a watch i think

I'm fairly keen on this to replace my nice frame (80's Reynolds 531 pro, hand built TT low(ish) pro) that got ruined when someone braked really hard infront of me and I pilled into the back of them. Snapped top tube and buckled down tube.....

you'll all probably hate it but I like the look of this to run as a fixed

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=250600290538&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT

Probably a good one for your Tweed run

ebay it is then for these bad boys

I got some old back wheels that need a good home, I'll whack em on ebay if there are no takers. All the kit dates from the late 80's

wheels are 700cc,

one has a campag record hub (screw on type), Wolber tx profil rim 28 spoke with 6 speed regina america cassette. This is a bit scruffy, qr is a bit rusty, but should polish up ok

The other is a ofmega a goldy orange colour (screw on cassette) with a worn open pro rim 28 spoke, 6 speed regina extra america cassette .

and 3 more screw on 6 speed cassettes they vary in ratios and spread of gears 2 by suntour, 1 maillard.

offers would be good or they are going on ebay...

cheers...

nice tight clearances...

probably re-post rensho, but it is not uneasy on the eye

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@Hoggle - are the cassettes 7 speed? Could be interested in the Reginas.
...and you will get a MUCH better price for the Campag wheel if you keep the pair together.

The cassettes are all 6 speed.
I thought I'd get a better price keeping a pair of wheels together, but I kind of wanna keep the 2 front wheels. The campag front wheel is radial and looks nice on the bike, the other will be kept as a spare in case of buckling.
I'm not that fussed about how much I would get for the back wheels and cassettes as the bike was not that pricey in the first place.

Hi,

tis new to me this, anyway, I have fancied going fixed for a while so bought a full bike on ebay to convert.

I have heard kittens die because of this? I checked with Sheldon and got some info.

I am keeping most as original as I can, the paint is nice and stays and forks chromed so any grinding, fileing, brazing track ends on is a no i think for the time being.

Its a late 80's TT bike 531 frame, very light, good components.

So far i have taken off the bits I don't need and put a new chain ring on , (cranks are mavic 144 bcd). The BB is campag and with the cranks give a 45mm chain line. I am waiting for a back wheel from Betd (I initially went to brixton but it was £40 more?) which should line up nicely. Then it should all be tickadeboo.

The bike came with 2 sets of wheels and 5 cassettes, I will keep the 2 fronts. I will try to sell the rears. Offers
wheels are 700cc, one has a campag record hub (screw on type), Wolber tx profil rim. The other is a ofmega (screw on cassette) with a worn open pro. Cassettes vary in size and spread of gears 2 by suntour, 1 maillard, 1 regina extra and 1 regina america.

that is all, any ideas or advice would be good, pit falls I may not have thought of?

cheers, H