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So annoying. None of them really work. Bodging on SKS seems the only way.

Fitted some crud roadracers; anti, but that's how much I wanna ride this bike....

Apollo. How are they? I can't stand race blade because of all the rubbing.

better. And Prepare to hate those mudguards.

Why? Do they rub?

I shall be out Saturday...

I love coffee! But riding bikes and coffee are for different times...

Whatever happens I will try and support it. Coffee doesn't end up playing a massive part in my rides though. Tend to ride, come home and eat. Must try harder!

Local expert frame builder and all round good egg Jon Aston is now also blasting and wet spraying. Details on his site.

http://www.chickensframeemporium.co.uk/paint-repair/

Planning fail? I'm sure they can work around it.

Seems funny that cyclists will end up being a small part of the clientele for the Velo Cafe! Wonder if the clubs will run from there?

I'm going to go gears then. Next week maybe?

p.s. I may go out for a quick spin tonight. Work load depending.

I'm sure they won't mind you taking the bike in?

Thermals Dice. Go high street or Planet X to avoid hip cycling tax.

I'm down for whatever - I roll full lycra & 22 gears so if you can deal with that then I'm in like Flynn.

Don't worry, we were all lycra'd up. Even Dice.

Average speed is down a couple of miles on a road ride but it is winter so lower speeds is no bad thing.

I'm guessing early Sat/Sun will see the most cyclists.

Yes, I'd be up for that as a way to get rid of stuff.

Neil and fixie-gang members, the weather this Saturday looks good.

Let's get out early ish for some miles. I'm happy to ride fixed and can even think of a decent country loop NE we could do.

Even on 23mm that's ridiculously high.

I like it hard Ed.

I'm less than 70kg and run 120!

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Bit late to the discussion, but I'd always recommend Jon of http://www.chickensframeemporium.co.uk/

Enigma trained, experienced and works in XCR.

XCR fillet brazed £1500 + £100 for him to bike fit you.

Potential 2nd on the frame if Snoops declines.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Reynolds-853-Ribble-frame-and-carbon-forks-and-bbb-aheadset-/131018849508?pt=UK_Health_Beauty_Fragrances_Women_s_Fragrances_PP&hash=item1e8154fce4

58cm 853 Ribble road frame. Unfortunately 58cm top tube is a little long for me.

Who made Ribble steel frames? In house?

^ I love Alex at Red, Hot and Blue as well.

Guys on point though

Totally. I particularly like the idea of Bieber needing a few hours in gen pop to scare the stupid behaviour out of him.

Very entertaining.

That's a great deal on a good road bike.