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All the advice here is great so far. If you decide to go OTP, you sound like you know what you're doing. If you build yourself, you seem to know about researching everything possible to make sure you get the best deal.
That 14 bike is definitely not the best deal. I've built two pretty decent bikes from scratch and had an absolute blast on them for just over half what that whole bike will cost you.
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Crispin Glover (I think) heading down Kingsland Rd about 7ish. Would have complimented the Jackson but I was hungry and desperately trying to get to Tesco to buy meat.
Once at said Tesco, someone on an absolutely gorgeous Mercian parking up next to me. See above reason for not saying hello.
I need to get over my shyness and start waving manically at everyone I see who's probably on the forum.
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I got a Condor cog and that seemed much quieter than the knackered DuraAce one I had before. Probably just because it was new though.
There's should be a little play up and down with the chain, if it's crazy tight and starts clicking when at it's tightest point, that's too tight. Loosen it up ever so slightly and that'll help. Also make sure your wheel is in straight as if the cog is even at a tiny angle to the chainring, it's going to make some noise. -
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Wish I had the cash for that Simonchini, love it.