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No I'm afraid not, I've ditched tubes altogether. At 35mm (38mm on my rims) they work nicely as road tubeless

I had the Cinturatos found them really sluggish and unpleasant to ride. I'm currently using some 35mm Specialized S-Works Mondo Tyres. They're much nicer to ride and seem pretty hardy and long lasting. Not horrendous pricing either.

FWIW they were super easy to fit and set up tubeless.

I've got a Waltly frame (60,000km on it) and my Wife has a Titan. I specc'd the geometry, BB, cabling, headtube, brakes etc but let them do the tubing. They make 1000s of frames so figured they'd know what diameters to go with. Can't fault either frame.

Hi,

We're organising the Palace to Palace (Buckingham Palace to Windsor) Bike Ride for The Prince's Trust this coming Sunday (6th October) and I've just had 2 paid crew drop out (both cycling roles).

The roles involve being the sweep cyclists (tail-end Charlie) on the 2 routes (90 mile and 45 mile). essentially you'd be required to ride with the last cyclist on the event and stand down Feed Station crew etc as you passed.

You'd be paid £150 for the role and a lift back into London post event is possible.

The 90 Mile sweeper would leave The Mall at 07:00 and the 45 Mile sweeper at 09:30.

Drop me a pm if interested, they are long slow days as the back cyclists will not be going swiftly but if you're upbeat, positive and like helping people accomplish things they might not think they can, then it is a nice rewarding role.

PM re cassette

Yeah from a purely precision and quality of componetry point of view Frameworks set the standard. Aluminium lugs though so not sure they strictly qualify for this thread 😉

https://www.cyclist.co.uk/in-depth/bryce-gracey-no-22-bicycle-company

It's a mix of 3d printing, regular ti tubing and carbon fibre. Finishes are a mix of anodising, cerakote, and polished / brushed / blasted ti.

Yeah I think No22 make the nicest Ti bikes at the moment, some of their finishes and the blend of materials are great.

I've got the now defunct power tubeless ones in 32c which come up at 35c on my rims, I've got used to that plump width.

Yeah it's annoying the 32c ones aren't on offer as I'm after them

Seems a good deal especially considering the good Road CC review

Looks great.

Yeah the effort v reward ratio with no knead is so good.

Pretty much yeah, no more than a minute of shaping. Normally gets tension pretty quick.

I freeze it in balls in circular tupaware. I just get it out about 8hrs before I want to use it and leave it on the worktop.

Thanks both

My wife struggles carrying her Brompton so wants to improve its rollability. What's the best solution, get the rear rack with wheels? Is there anything cheaper than the official Brompton one people would recommend?

Edit - looks like I should have read a few posts previously.

First Pizzas in ages, turned out pretty well

Anne Widdecome looking like Senator Palpatine on the Channel 4 coverage. On the plus side looks like she might snuff it before the night is out.

Jersey still available?

Cool will drop you a pm.

Cool do you still have the brake pad retainer pins?

Have you still got these?

Looking for an AXS Flat Mount caliper.

What have you got...?

Would you swap the freehub over to an XDR one?

Rene Herse tyres back up for ssle £50 inc postage or £55 with the last bottle of dealant inc postage.