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I'll take it - any earthly chance you could post?
I can come into town but it's not easy.

Send it back and chalk it up to experience - You'll never be happy with it and it'll always have negative memories.
Wait for a better one to come, and buy parts in the meantime - the longer the project, the sweeter the build!

£216.50 for a pair of bar grips?

Anyone feeling spendy?

BUt let's do it. Totally.

First dibs on some 'Chiken coca cola'

I was only ever interested in seeing the buildings anyway.

Darn tooting - I want to visit the buildings when they are empty and take some photos.

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You Olympic bastards.
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http://cgi.ebay.de/Bahnrad-Bahnrahmen-Campagnolo-Fixie-Singlespeed-Track-/130522731430?pt=Sport_Radsport_Fahrradteile&hash=item1e63c2d3a6

It has 17 commandments according to google translate.

All these are for midgets or giants - tell me where is the 55 - 57cm love?

Does anyone know if the track cycling tickets have started going (I know it's hard to tell what you got)

I'll take the monitor if still available...

I have a pair of dirt harry's in gold...can you take both?

Thanks doubletap, Ga2g may be sarcastic ... never can tell.
Always pleased to be corrected.

Has anyone ever serviced their Royce hubs? (I think these are the track ones) I am having trouble removing the spacers / dustcaps so that I can sort the chainline out (18mm out at the moment) Does anyone know how to dismantle these, and why they are built with a massive spacer on the driveside?

When I replace the spacers, the rims will be way off centre, leaving me thinking what bike these fitted in the first place... the dropouts on my frame are a fairly standard symetrical 120mm and I can't move the chainring in any further because it will foul the chainstay.

See http://www.flickr.com/photos/7962736@N02/5664796172/in/photostream/ for example. Tanks.

They should really clamp down on sellers using 'not bates hetchins'
Why do this when the people looking for those names aren't even going to bother looking at the listing?

Yeah I know psychology, etc...

I will take this - partly dependant if you have the brakes to go with it...

That was cheap - poor listing category choice.

I have an international club frame of the same year with slightly better paintwork, hope mine is worth more than that...

B.S.A is gone.
Both dibbers pulled out on the chrome frame so it's still available...

axle about to fall out the dropout

Must...have...close clearances!
Never mind a rollup paper, you could fit a carton of fags between that.

This have to go: Postage is £15, or free pickup from Harpenden, Herts (my house or the Railway Station) 10% of the price donated to this here forum.

Sun Chrome Frame

Fully Chromed - Maybe 1960s
Chrome is mostly great , a bit of wear near the bottom bracket.
Seatstay has damage near where the chainring would pass - structurally fine as not that deep. Please see photo.
Unknown Tubing.

S.T: 21" / 53.5CM ctc
T.T: 22.5 / 57CM ctc

Front Dropouts: 97mm
Rear Dropouts: 112mm

Seat Tube Dia: 25.5

Photo's at: http://www.flickr.com/photos/7962736@N02/sets/72157626325370992/

£75

Thanks for looking, any questions ask away.

Karl you clever person, you're onto me!

One croc ain't enough, you need one around the front wheel too.

MUST be freshwater - saltwater crocs corrode your frame.

I'll take it for £100, if you'll post it.
It'll fit in a bike box if you take the bars and wheels off - cost about £15.

Did-did-diddle-dededededede (A.K.A circus music)

I have one like this... but it's no good for removing my White industries freewheel. It is fractionally too big and only offers about a mil of contact, before inevitably slipping off.

The outside diameter of the freewheel cutouts is 36.3mm and the inside is 30mm. Can anyone who has one of the four-prong jobbies take a quick measure of theirs and let me know which brand/model will fit?

Ta Muchly.