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hubs are 120, just stick it in the 130 dropouts and tighten the nuts. that's how most conversions are run.

high res pic of build quality if poss daveypants?

is that cloth tape on the toptube? nice touch.

Belleville is brilliant. warning: went to belleville in paris (where it's set) - don't go. it's horrible now.

i think the suzue SB is similar to formula, the SP (in pic) is lower grade. but probs the same. The SB has fancy hologram flange, that's probably why they cost more.

edit: more info - http://www.bikeforums.net/archive/index.php/t-55260.html

suzue have three track hubs i think, those look like the lowest grade they do. ie pretty shit.

the second lowest are formula standard i think (so the ones on those wheels might be worse than formula), and the top ones are pretty darn good (NJS cert).

that's my limited knowledge on suzue.

no no you need the turned up bit on the end.

mine are cut off straight.

they will fit anything like this:

great bagaboo

they fit standard bars, they won't fit my bulls as I have cut them down a lot you see. the diameter of the bar is not the problem.

they have a 20mm wedge, what's the inside diameter of the end of your bulls?

£30?

I saw John Torode (off Masterchef) riding one in Kennington.

'Nuff said really

really hope that's true

no, means good chain tension (to a degree).

Syntace levers up for sale, best quality aero levers i've used, unfortunately wont fit my new bars.

yours for £38 posted, cost a fair bit more you see.

info and specs here:

http://www.trisports.com/synspacconle.html

all i can say is the new batch of andel sprockets are really nice, held next to a surly there isn't much difference.

my hub threads are very important to me so i never go cheap on sprockets or lockrings, just not worth it.

you at polo this week adam? i have those pedals for you.

fuck off murtle! I thought about it, but nah that's just unnecessary labour.

but Ed, if you don't it'll piss you off every time you look at (take a picture of) your bike. It only takes a few minutes after all...

anyone want a flat steel bar that's been cut down to a reasonable yet narrow length.

2 cans of quality larger at polo and its yours...

edit: it's not completely flat, it's 5 deg back sweep or whatever.

humbug

i'll give halfords a go, cheers.

M Ward - Shangri La

http://www.carlsandburgvisits.com/Music/February%202009/13%20Shangri-La.mp3

fair enough, look forward to a pic of the final build

damn you, could you give away the supplier? price?

ebay £15 or something, and spray paint £4/5. diy

i saw it

does this mean you can get those in big size then? i am a fellow taller