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not a pacer in stock at the moment, but worth a phone call....[http://www.charliethebikemonger.com/]

slow on the uptake here...now that fat bikes have cx framesets, who else is making frames to fit 'plus' tyres?
my 32mm knobblies seem well skinny!

six spoke rear wheel is the only way to ride in snow safely

SOLD
thanks

Try a semi slick on the rear but use a knobbly on the front, rear wheel traction loss is more controllable than losing the front. This set up works well on all conditions. Currently on my cx pomp I have a worn down 30mm hutchinson cx pro on the back and a 32mm maxxis mimo on the front, both at 40 psi.

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Garmin edge 500, silver grey with hr monitor, wall charger, usb, and bar/stem mounts. VGC. £56 posted (uk)

now thats its been raining for a month...better get the pomp out in the mud

survived the Dorset Dirt on my ss cx pompino...there ought to be a Dirty Dabbler come early November down here in Dorsetshire so come on down and get grubby on one gear

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all sold thank you

prices lowered

point taken, having recently seen the two channel 4 programs on Lance my cynicism is a little inflated...any way this years TDF has been great spectacle and enjoyable and I admire Nibali's attacking style, a bit like Merckx

JTL gets busted and Sky riders cant keep up with Nibali. Whoever has the dodgy sports doctors will win the TDF....

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For sale as follows;
Stem, 1 inch with 26mm clamp. 100 mm reach, usual insertion marks £12 NOW £8
Sugino messenger chainring, 1/8, 130 bcd, 42t, good condition £10 SOLD
Lyotard pedals with reflectors ( nice! retro! ) very good condition £15 NOW £10

All prices include postage to uk. PM etc,

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Tommy Voeckler all the way!

I've Always run 2 brakes on the road I just prefer to have some control when going down hill.

i agree!...at least just put a front one on and don't run too high a gear.

dibs on 110 cinelli stem, do you post and what is reach of other stem.
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when I worked for a ' local bike shop' we had a deal with the Police and took all the unclaimed bikes for a donation to some sort of police benevolent fund; these were then bodged up into working order and sold to the public.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NOS-BMX-Bike-Pedals-9-16-Purple-BMX-Pedals-Svelte-Odyssey-9-16-BMX-Cage-Pedals-/151256260864?pt=UK_sportsleisure_cycling_bikeparts_SR&hash=item2337936100
purple anodized! pedals!...will take toe clips and are 9/16ths!

Does not compute, more upright = more pressure on sit bones.

try some different saddles...!

Specialized, the Roubaix is a good choice. A problem with any compact geometry ( mike burrows) bike is getting the bars higher, therefore the frames have tall headtubes and tall riders sometimes go up a frame size to get more upright! I think Scott make their cr bikes as a sportive machine, they are less upright than the Roubaix.

47/18, this is a 68.6 inch gear on a 23mm x 700c tyre/wheel, I need to get over Ridgeway hill without blowing up my hr monitor or using the two foot gear! Spin out on descents at 43ish kmh which is why I use front and rear brakes.