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ah very cool! so you cold have belt drive too? GLWS
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whats the idea behind the bolts on the track ends?
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No idea, but just found this.. so you could always draw it.
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feeling the norse typeface, have you seen this, came out fairly recently.. it's a bit simpler.
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bar tape looks nice....
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One day when i have more room. I barely have enough space for a sofa, let alone a bike the size of a sofa ;)
the colour is dead smart.
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Looks amazing! I really want one...
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alcove shelves, I would make them my self but just don't have time.
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anyone know a good carpenter in southeast london? nothing serious just want some shelves made.
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i think i could get four in mine if i loosened the bars so they could all spin to align with top tube. good for storage, not so much for daily use.
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Hey, I actually got this one when it was in a sale.
http://www.asgardsss.co.uk/bike-cycle-storage/insurance-approved-metal-bike-shedOn comparison the x4 locker is only 4" deeper than the one I got, and getting 3 bikes in mine is very definitely tight.
But otherwise it's been amazing, no rust over two winters and solid as a rock.
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+1 for middleburn! frame looks amazing
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blimey! good work!
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Holly Lodge Estate, Highgate (18/02/16)
Fuji FP 100c instant film in a Mamiya RZ67 with a polaroid back. no editing :)
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after a 1" steel road fork. ideally columbus, chrome would be great but not fussy
it's for a 60cm frame so ideally about 18-20cm of steerer.
will double check the headtube length when i get home.
cheers!!
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not so sure now. the seat cluster looks similar to this one...
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2 sets of bottle mounts and a pump peg. looks like an old path racer or something, definitely not a track bike...
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ridgeway isn't too bad. for most of it, it's compacted gravel stuff. would be easy enough on 32c. but hardtail would def be more suitable.
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perhaps mustard yellow is a little tokyo bike anyway... regardless, looking forward to seeing this build!
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I know its only primer, but mustard yellow is an excellent colour!
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ah nice! + on second inspection Turn look weird, really don't like the junction between crank and 'spider'.
The middleburn chainrings are so sick too.
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Agilis is a bit loud, turn zayante looks pretty sweet. what about middleburn?
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wow those wheels are something else...
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have had this built up for a while now, but hasn't been getting much use, mostly because I'm a self confessed fair weather cyclist ;) But hey, suns out today!
Feels pretty gnarly to ride, very lively. Need to get some bigger tyres on it, 23's are killing me on London roads. I reckon I can get 28's in, but may need to get some wider rims. For now I'm going to swap in some 25's.
Fit is pretty good, perhaps a bit long, which isn't helped by shimano's hoods - not sure what the solution is to this... (don't say sram)
(sorry for basic pics, was just on my way to climbing wall and thought I'd grab a snap)