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Hi there, a few questions.
i) how many speeds? tri colr is 7 right? or is it 8?
ii) frame takes 130 at rear?

Thanks!

dang too small. Good luck with the sale!

size please? (can't see pictures for some reason)

Very nice

Fair enough Malaysian, I can't disagree to that.

ps: I am not against low pros!

I'm kind of new here so maybe I am missing a trick but a guy starts a thread and asks a question and... I reply. I can't honestly fault the logic in there. feel like complete noob now tho so I must be getting something wrong...

Original post from June 2010 - bike sold long ago. Thread is a necro.

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kinda tried to reply to the different questions asked: a) Discussion of your opinions on both sorts of frames/bikes b) What would you prefer? c) Advantages and disadvantages?

depends on your use. Every day use, medium to long distance, low pro can be hard on wrists depending on your setup. It's harder to find good and fair priced front wheels for low pros as well.

They look cool tho but my personal preference goes to straight frames. Take a Colnago Master, Mercian, E Merckx, etc u can't go wrong.

Details would be good indeed...

Dibs... Undibs (wife changed her mind...)

dibs on the girlfriend (for a friend) - pending picture.... :-D

-and are you in London to collect?

Are these still on? If so, what's the proposed price?

why did I get married.... ?

Cars will never stop doing that kind of stuff so two-wheels just need to make sure they get the visibility at crossings. Easy to miss one every once in a while tho. Shame there was a bloody car this time
@HugoNissa - you can't ride properly anyway, you would have crashed eventho there was no car probably ;-)

Happened just after 9 I think. Saw the bike and it looked messed up. Hope the rider was ok. Police seemed to be talking to the car driver when I passed through in a calm and relaxed way so I would hope this was no casualty.

i run 42/16 - this is perfect for London, including a few hills. good for commuting and top speed when required.
next step up would prob be 48/16 although this is a lil too much for commuting, pub crawling, etc (at least at this stage!!!

and my left wrist is hurting. On my way to king's college hospital. what a nice evening on perspective...

Depending on days, I ride a 'big' motorbike, a 125 scooter, or a fix bike to go to work. I am always on two wheels and I am sorry to say but some peds deserve a good kicking. I know it is not the right thing to do but just tonight I hit one of those bas**rdsd crossing without looking on my push bike. I hate them - sorry to say. It's not hatred per say but if they are willingto put me in danger, they might as well assume the consequences. Tonight, I hit his balls when he came around to ask me if I was ok. No, I am not fuc*ing ok. and now he knows it.
I am not a bad person, just someone who has been trying to raise awareness of two wheelers for more than a decade.

just went down in London Bridge thanks to a pedestrian crossing without looking... left wrist has some damage. Hope it's just tissue. Need dinner but it's starting to hurt bad so may have to go to king's college hospital for a check. What a nice evening in perspective...