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M900 XTR levers. Chop off the STI mounts, file smooth, and polish the lever bodies. Time-consuming, but mighty purdy.
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Sometimes the saloon models are cheaper, and if you don't need the extra space, why pay the extra cash?
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Seems entirely plausible to me. She was definitely on the extensions for that corner, which seemed brave.
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I consider them to be 'patina' and therefore to be cherished rather than removed.
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South Bank Cycles.
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No, kitchen is for wheelbuilding and tub fitting. Haven't got a water jet cutter (yet) but they're pretty big things. I suspect it would have to go in the industrial unit.
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Yes, I'm not sure where the tipping point would be either, but I suspect it'd be more than even the most industrious frame-builder would use in a reasonable time frame. I like the design but it strikes me as being quite a niche product.
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Agreed, the kitchen is not the proper location for a milling machine. That's why my milling machine is in the dining room. Not CNC though.
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If you wanted 1,000 I'm sure you could get them cheaper elsewhere, although I suspect PMW would be happy to do a deal with that sort of volume. If you just wanted one, I doubt you'd get it cheaper. One offs are invariably expensive, even when done by dedicated prototyping workshops.
And as t.b. says, it would be deeply unethical.
Not enough. I bought the estate version. Sorry, 'Sportwagon'. But in blue with gold wheels, obviously, because Subaru.