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Tourer? That seatstay gusset and the er... reinforcements off the headtube look strong.
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List of people who aren't in London and have gears, but would still like a cap:
- Scilly Suffolk
- Scilly Suffolk
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"Nigels Scapin Ivor. The only twin mold monocoque frame with the ability to customise the geometry. Beautiful"
Far too modern for me to know what's that's all about, but I do like it.
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^^ PM'd
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There's a list?
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It is a very beautiful, distinctive piece of design. I wouldn't assume everyone would relate to that, though.
Oooh, get her!
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where can I get 'knob grips' to stimulate my hood?
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^ I too thought this was a swap... :(
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From the HHSB thread:
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C-Record era Chorus take a 111mm BB for a 42mm chainline; '95 onwards (says Chorus on the crank arm) take a 102mm BB.
Assuming it's the latter, you should be ok with your current BB if you put the chain ring inboard.
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Arriving skint at a scooter rally in Morecambe, I drank half a bottle of two stroke oil in exchange for a bottle of Newcastle Brown.
The results were predictable.
I left my shreddies in Morecambe and to the best of my knowledge, they are still there.
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indeed. ikea meatballs by the bag please.
Bet you regret that now...
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That set-up looks so uncomfortable, the thief would be doing him a favour.
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If it came from CRC with the ring mounted on the inside, I'd take it up with them.
I'm pretty sure that as far as the Sale Of Goods Act etc goes, you take it up with the retailer, who can then take it up with the manufacturer.
Apart from squaring you up, they need to stop selling them like this; imagine if you'd been honking up a hill and this happened: you'd be carrying your teeth and balls in a bucket!
Looking at CRC, they quote a 43.5mm chainline: I wonder if some bright spark decided to mount them inboard to bring it down to the usual 42mm?
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v2.0 of project Porteur Rack - The Return Of Drillium
Awesome! Something Mad Max about it: "You don't have to get out of my way, but I will fuck you up..."
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If it'll keep to "jolly giro day" (next Wednesday), I'm in for a fiver.
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^ choon
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Rarely seen without a drink in his hand, but never drunk, he also enjoyed a bifta and was as much of a "gent" in real life as he was on screen.
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Thanks Ed, it is really fun to ride. Thinking of adding a rear brake, 52/16, want to keep my knees and put all the stopping power in my hands..... I know the build is not to most peoples taste, but north road bars work well for me, even though they look a little frumpy.
I really like that too: beautifully clean and simple, just the right amount of detailing (eg chainring bolts).
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