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Wheels dibsed pending payment
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Selling as I had some Arkanes built.
The rear is almost completely new, as Hunt have rebuilt with a new rim and brand new freehub, never ridden.
Front is in great shape, no dings or dents.
You can run tubeless or with tubes.Through Axle, 12x100mm front and 12x142mm rear, though it's easy enough to convert them to other standards.
£230 the pair from New Cross.
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I do indeed. Did it as a 400 last year.
Mostly chilled route, though Portsmouth is not hugely fun for riding, depending on when you arrive there.
I'd try to avoid rush hour if you can, which is when we arrived having set off at midnight.
Other tips: check the ferry times, and then check them again. they throw in a little gap at random points in the day to keep you on your toes, which meant we had to hang around the terminal for an hour or so.
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Also worth browsing Faffers 400, if you're keen to ride in that direction. Really enjoyed the far end of that ride.
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Willsden's Last Gasp will probably get you most of the way there.
I'm planning a 600 up there to do some of the bigger climbs in Shropshire, with a different route back - should have finished it by next week if you can wait.
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Yep - the chips were almost certainly good due to the beef tallow (Fryer's Delight's secret too).
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Britannia Fish Bar in Mile End, by the Palm Tree always did 'northern' chips, and therefore were a cut above most London chippies (in line with Fryer's Delight etc)
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Aforementioned wavy lines.
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