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Cheers desouz!

Most likely it will work just fine, dont have any experience with em. Just a saw with a blade for metal will cut that seatpost in no time tho.

Anyone want to give me an offer?

This one is bb30.

Latest project is taking form. Need to have a cm shorter stem and polish it to match the frame. A chain and cassette and even pedals will prove usefull but other than that..

Should be rideable by Monday i hope! Also thinking bout adding some coloured bits but i always change my mind and want plain black a week later. Think the red "bling" kit will stay in the box for now!?

hi could anybody help me, looking for drop bars for a while and saw these and think they look good as i like the flat top part to them, anybody any idea of what they could be?

Hard to tell (for me atleast) but theres alot of fsa wing modells that should come close to that. Like this: http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=36068

Not true. The BB7 has two adjustment dials and no cable stop adjuster. The BB5 has one dial and...a cable stop adjuster that performs the same job as the BB7's outboard dial adjuster. It makes no difference to set up at all.

But by adjusting the cablestop wouldent you shorten the span of the caliperarm compared to if you had 2 dials? Cause i guess thats what its doing right, moving the arm when you tighten the cable stop?

Thats a regular selle italia slr with ti rails. Bit older graphics.

Tubular 32mm high Reynolds carbon front wheel. In very good shape or new preferred.

Thanks for looking!
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Frame weight could be small frame with no paint no braze-ons, derailleur hanger etc. definitely seen that used as an explanation of how manufacturers stretch the weight thing.

Sure but that still wont be anywhere near the claimed weight of 1400 in this case.

Hehe yeah i phrased that badly. Meant, was this really a lie?
its of by more than 50%. Hope its just a misscommunication..

So do they actually lie about weights? I mean 100 grams off is fine i guess, you can blame it on size measured or whatever. But 800 grams difference from advertised to actual weight is a joke. Thats more than half of the claimed weight extra..

I doubt anyone thought a 4130 frame would be 1400 grams even in size 48 but still its very missleading. Hopefully just a poor communication or a typo rather than just a made up number out of the blue. In the end theres nothing but unsatisfied customers to gain from not putting a real weight out there imo.

That Merckx is perfect as it is. Petty i dont like riding without gears cause the bikes can be made looking so damn nice!

Makes sense as the forks pictured dont even look that similar to me other than they are both discbrakes.

AH, never heard.

Ill welcome anyone who brings the readies then.

Would chuckle if after all this someone came along with the readies.

Whats readies?

Sorry if it got lost somewhere along the line. You now however have your spot back: 35.

1: T-V
2: Joe S
3: Hoven:
6: nog ger
7:Ingemar
8: A G
9: Onkel Mumin
11: ellguapo
12: alidhojd
13: frojtan
15: Finn
16: tilover
18: t13
21: plumrug
22: Dammit
23: sivman
25: pondus
26: Sandy_l
27: Anders K
28: Jalle
29: jb000

1. meds
   35: megl
   36: Buckaroo
   37: Mr Vintage
   42: Starbomb
   46: GurraG
   47: Mark Anthony
   53: J Galland
   54: swebender
   63: ellguapo
   64: GurraG
   69: Bjorre
   73: plumrug
   76: Boson76
   78: Hoven (farsan)
   79: Eskil
   80: doglog
   83: boredom
   88: roymund
   93: roymund
   

Ah i missed that it was available on the chart and i thought i looked..
63 is low. Compared to standard roadbike its almost another cm of the headtube lenght. You gain about 2.5 from the longer fork so that roughly about 14.5 if compared to your roadbike providing you got the same integrated/semi integrated headset design on that frame or youd have to account for that aswell making it even shorter in comparison.

Id need a 59 with shorter stem. Well that or too many spacers in wich case id rather have back pain :)

we seem to want the same frame sizes more or less and im 187-188 dunno really.

A 13cm headtube will be pushing it imo. Esp if the bb drop is lowish.

Maybe you r young and flexible :)?

Or perhaps a 59 tt with a shorter stem is a better option at 188.

Like so many cross bikes these days the headtubes are almost non existent. 13cm ht on a 57 tt is pretty low. Especially since there is an integrated headset or atleast semi-integrated. No cable hanger since discs, it better have some massive bb drop for me to not be forced to run like 5cm+ of spacers :)

Nice looking bike tho!

Ive had my standard ortlieb for 10 years. Its light and works. Thats all i really care about. If we are talking bout just carrying your laptop on a commute then i would imagine all would work well tho.

After 10 years its pretty much beat up and i intend to get a new just like it. May not be the best looking bag but i dont really care bout that.

Google image search is a usefull tool. As been said: hunter cycles. Had a stem from him before. Great workmanship.

Thats 44 (or 42 cant remember) with 12-25 in the rear. Its a 39 in the back on that crank but only cause i couldent get the damn ss bolts to work thanks to campys hidden 5th bolt design. No front derailleur and no need for me to have more gears. Not in the back nore in the front.

Then again. I too race cross every weekend..

Hmm i should edit that or just put it down as brainfart. Enjoy :)

ENVE you retard.

Umm one would think he was telling us that he prefers destickered wheels.