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• #130352
I've had the same issue twice and resolved it with caustic soda!!
Make sure you tape the seatpost up as water tight as you can, like really water tight. Then pour the solution through the bb into the seat tube.
After about 24 hours it'll either be disolved completely or enough to free it up and remove it!
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• #130353
Samson is hot purple fire! I've always wanted an NJS sparkly road bike.
DA9000 is a modern classic, it just works so well with the Nitto stuff.It actually reminds me I need to ride my neo-retro Vitus more.
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• #130354
After buying new ball bearings for the Campagnolo Chorus headset, I realised the headset was missing its cups... So couldn't use it!
That'll teach me to read eBay descriptions in full.Used a Shimano 600 6500 headset from the parts box.
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• #130355
Such a good looking headset. Same is on my Muddy now.
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• #130356
Ping me if you want a Record headset, BNIB.
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• #130357
I am trying to get this bike back on the road but it's fighting back - let's see how I get on doing that first
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• #130358
That is a wonderful beast
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• #130359
now with the pelago instead of the surly disc trucker fork. rides ok. in theory the longer wheelbase should be a more stable ride with loaded front rack. tight fit with 26x2.2 race king.
not sure i like the look of the fork on this bike.
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• #130360
Looks fun. Put a rack on it!
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• #130361
thanks. basil portland with wald hardware will have to do for now.
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• #130362
So I sold my blue fixed tracklocross/road thing and my Pomp commuter as I wanted to consolidate some bikes and reclaim some room in my flat. I ended up with components from both bikes being put on a new frame (pictured below). I was then going to use the new bike for commuting but soon realised that it's way too nice for that so I bought a Bromptom as my job doesn't provide secure bike parking.
Bikes, lol.
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• #130363
really really nice
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• #130364
Looks great. What’s the frame?
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• #130366
Bikes, lol
n±1🙂
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• #130367
A work in progress. A '98 Kona Explosif with a semi suspension corrected steel fork: The Rack-bike.
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• #130368
Looks cool!
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• #130369
Nice use of the CXC fork.
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• #130370
Haha, close! Swedish suburbanite but yeah I see how that brickwork would fool you. One of the reasons I bought the house was the danishness of it. I'm half dane too so it fits!
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• #130371
Cheers!
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• #130372
Yeah, the combination of the red brick and concrete paving stones makes it look at home in Denmark.
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• #130373
nice, what are those forks?
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• #130374
I see how that brickwork would fool you
It's touching how you two have formed a bond
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• #130375
Old 'Poison bike' forks. New ones are now thru axle. They weren't cheap, even 6 years ago! If memory serves they were 100+ euros. Could be less expensive than the CXC segmented forks @MisterMikkel mentioned above though.
LBS managed to free the stem and bottom bracket.
Seat post remain very stuck.
Weekend plans sorted.
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