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White Industries Eccentric ENO ( the one for vertical dropout frames ) on mavic open pro. New bearings last year. 80quid or 90 posted.

e-mail rothbags@googlemail.com

White Industries Eccentric ENO ( the one for vertical dropout frames ) on mavic open pro. New bearings last year. 80quid or 90 posted.

e-mail rothbags@googlemail.com

I'll take the eerie silence to my question as 'No, we recognise that the events not legal and that by participating we're putting the organisers knackers on the line. AND it will go a long way to damaging the hard work that proper cycling organisations are doing to sort out the legislation to secure racing on the open roads'

I suppose the appropriate police notification was sent for this event presuming it was on the roads.. ?

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http://www.lfgss.com/thread85400.html

   White Industries / Open Pro's available again due to potential buyer / priorties / abacus malfunction.

£140 the pair posted - PM for more pics

White Industries / Open Pro's available again due to potential buyer / priorties / abacus malfunction.
£140 the pair posted - PM for more pics

New sports science research has found that flexing the arms and allowing the head and shoulders to oscillate whilst cycling can help increase power to the pedal stroke by 56%.
Furthermore, extensive air tunnel testing has revealed that nodding the head vigourously up and down creates an effect which effectively 'tricks' the aerodynamic force into 'thinking' the area it is acting on has gone or moved away, in much the same way that a sniper would find it far harder to zero in on a target which is constantly moving. Researchers at the University of Birmingham have been working alongside pro teams such as Garmin to confirm that riders who sit upright and cycle with a pronounced 'nod' will be subject to 23% less aerodynamic drag than riders who simply reduce their frontal area (with a time trial position, previously thought to be optimal).

Shamelessy nicked this to wind up club mates

Edit - Wheels provisionally Sold

rothers do you have pictures of the Surosa frame and the Hinde Altec frame
Further up the thread - pm'd you aswell

Ok The Corrado is now sold and im going down the route of breaking the Surosa up. I've had a few enquiries on the wheels so I'll deal with those first.

Sugino Messenger cranks 165 - 42T T/A Ring £30
Shimano R400 Brake Levers - £15
Deda Nero Stem 135mm - 26.2mm £8
Ambrosio 26.2mm bars 42cm wide ergo drop £10
Surosa 7005 Winter Frame and Carbon Forks £70
TorTec Mudguards £15
Crud Road Racers ( Minus the bottom bracket bit ( £15 )
ITM Flat 27.2 Seat Pin £8
Specialized Fact Carbon Seatpost - 350mm £22
USE Carbon Alien Seatpost ( TT Burrows Type ) £20

Other Items Still available

Hinde Altec 2 Frame
Deda Blackstream Carbon Forks

Ok The Corrado is now sold and im going down the route of breaking the Surosa up. I've had a few enquiries on the wheels so I'll deal with those first.

Sugino Messenger cranks 165 - 42T T/A Ring £30
Shimano R400 Brake Levers - £15
Deda Nero Stem 135mm - 26.2mm £8
Ambrosio 26.2mm bars 42cm wide ergo drop £10
Surosa 7005 Winter Frame and Carbon Forks £70
TorTec Mudguards £15
Crud Road Racers ( Minus the bottom bracket bit ( £15 )
ITM Flat 27.2 Seat Pin £8
Specialized Fact Carbon Seatpost - 350mm £22
USE Carbon Alien Seatpost ( TT Burrows Type ) £20

Other Items Still available

Hinde Altec 2 Frame
Deda Blackstream Carbon Forks

Corrado , Chainset and Tubs Sold. If anyones made offers on the wheels I will be PM'ing you back today as i'll split the Surosa.

I wondered why i could not PM you ! Can do tommorow evening, but racing the regional champs sat so no can do then..

Yup still got the cleats... Pm me if you want them !

Ok - Price drops

Surosa £275 for the complete bike
£60 the Corrado
£40 the Hinde

Chainset and Tubs provisionally sold pending payment.

Ok - Price drops

Surosa £275 for the complete bike
£60 the Corrado
£40 the Hinde

Chainset and Tubs provisionally sold pending payment.

Hinde - Bull horn and the Deda Forks :

Few scratches etc but plenty of life left in it.

Hinde - Bull horn and the Deda Forks :

Few scratches etc but plenty of life left in it.

I'll throw some wheels on it later and take some pics... currently set up as a TT bike but you'll get a decent idea...

Would you be open to the idea of selling the wheels which are on the Surosa seperately?

Potentially - but i'd prefer to shift the bike as a whole rather than scrape parts off and post as singles etc...

Mind if I give it a week or so ?

Is the frame just standard road drops? If they're horizontal I might be intersted

Both Frames are vertical drop outs - the surosa works as its got the ENO Eccentric in

Interested In the bullhorns, any pics?

Will take a couple of pics over the weekend -

Also coming up for sale - Once TT Bike dismantled.

Dave Hinde Altec 2 Aluminium frame £50 - 54.5 cm sloping
Deda Black Stream 70 Carbon Forks - £40 - used less than 10 times.
Syntace TT / Tri Bull Horns £15

Open to offers on all items!

Also coming up for sale - Once TT Bike dismantled.

Dave Hinde Altec 2 Aluminium frame £50 - 54.5 cm sloping
Deda Black Stream 70 Carbon Forks - £40 - used less than 10 times.
Syntace TT / Tri Bull Horns £15

Open to offers on all items!

Does anyone have a presta dog leg adapter? i.e. something that can help inflate the tub on my trispoke? It's currently proving difficult.

Try Here : http://www.timetriallingforum.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=56668