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lovely, and great decision to go with the carbon forks, was going to say bulls would look better, but its been said, and the black nitto ones would look lovely IMHO

The D Lock is what i was looking at, I know about ed's, bummer, but proves the lock is tough, amazon do a good price mind you

Sorry, was forgetting this was the HHSB thread.

Back on topic, that is one beut of a lo-prw, nicely done apolloxl, tres bon

There we are, supreme detective work

EDIT: Unless of course the photo was taken in Hawaii

But it is somewhere in Japan, you can be sure of that, defiantly not London

don't beat yourself up about it

Clearly you have never been to central park

Much better idea ^

To desticker my steel one (if that's what you have?)I picked it off, but then there is that gross sticky residue left on it. White spirit/ a solvent called 'sticky stuff', which is what I used, works a treat

Out of interest, how many people here know of anyone/have had a bike nicked which has been locked up with a fahgettaboudit? Are they as good as £100 makes them out to be

I knew it wasn't suitable, but couldn't think where else to go, it all seems so clear now

but trainers and fragrances are good too

I have, but it was so strong, that the theft just cut the Sheffield stand instead after giving up on the Fahgettaboudit.

CCTV footage was pretty daunting.

Wankers, still thumbs up for the fag.

Looks like the one to go for then

Not the place, but it is for my current project, how many people here know of anyone/have had a biked nicked which has been locked up with a fahgettaboudit? Are they as good as £100 makes them out to be

Hi,
I'm new here. I think I need your help please. I bought a new bike and want to secure a lot of components on it. Do you have experience with atomic, Pinhead or Pitlock ?

Thanks

From personal experience I can telly you that Aomic22 is amazing quality and I can't yet find a way to crack it, believe me I've tried! The guy who owns it is also really great, very friendly and helpful. It's expensive but you defiantly get what you have paid for!

This is a possibility but if you look closely under the chainring that there has been a 'smudge' removing the rear arm and whatever is supporting it.

Very eagle eyed! I think that sounds like an easier suggestion, although the photoshop method could give a cleaner result, cheers

Attention photography nerds:
How/What do you use to take bike photos like this where everything appears 'flat'?
ie: drop bars, forks, chainstays and seatstays all sides line up directly in front of each other?
Is there a certain type of lens or camera or plug-in or technique or all the above?
Cause what a great looking photo, perfect.

Also, probably really noobie, how do you get a bike to stand up so well, there's nothing supporting the pedals or anything mind blowing!

Just got a new prototype for a slick new bolt on, really discrete and looks lovely!

You're quite the comprehensive expert Gaston! It's really just for rushing around town, a few log rides, so I think I'll go for the TB14's cheers guys, got to lace them to a hub now, oh decisions decisions.

So this is ma current project, been working on it for a while and I have one, quick question, I was just wanting any opinions on whether double TB14 (which is on the front) would look good, or should I stick to the SL42? Was looking for any suggestions before I splash out...

Nik Bowdler?

Not sure just found it while perusing, I like it though...huge ratio!

This is looking super cool, can't wait to see it varnished with the dropouts and all in place!

he could always have another chain?

re-chromed, which makes it less porn.

How on earth do you know that?

Any news bump

page 258 was worse

That is such knowledge!

This is the worst page I have ever seen, ever

EDIT: in respect to everything being vile