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If you have access to a lathe you could parallel turn the bolt a few mm's but drilling the frame/forks to a larger size would be a lot easier.

Wouldnt say its a piece of piss (drilled mine last friday). Theres a bar in the middle which can be a right twat if you dont have very new drill bits (i broke two in the hour and half it took me to drill mine). All worked in the end was just very frustrating.

Did anyone take their PreCursa with the Dolan carbon blade winter road forks instead of the alpinas? Any opinions on these? They seem to have a drilling for a front brake already, so they might be nice for a street-fixie...

Get the track fork and drill it yourself (if you have access to pillar drill etc). Straight blade so looks much nicer than a road fork.

'designed for the streets of toronto'
https://i.imgur.com/9WYXoOi.jpg?1

You will all be pleased to know that I got the cranks off by using BareNecessities as a large, self-aware lever.

Next question! I've removed the horrible rusty bottom bracket and measured the BB shell. The BB shell is English threaded and 70mm wide. Is a 68mm BB safe to use since there's no such thing as a 70mm English threaded type?

Why not face off a millimetre each side so theres nothing to worry about?

Where at? I can't for the life of me find anyone selling them.

I'm pretty sure they discontinued them, also black omniums for black stem and seatpost would be my vote

On an Apollo sized frame, sure, maybe. On a 54, a 61t rig will make it look like a locomotive, and thus, crap.

Haha yeah i know it'll look shit but i got the ring fairly cheap so i'd like to try it out. Plus im sure theres some gubbins about efficiency and longer lasting chains with big rings...anyway i'll always have 42-17 to change to if it doesnt fit

Not particularly as its just for looks (i have a 22T for the rear). Im running a halo aerotrack rear wheel so standard track chainline i think? Its also a 54cm if that helps.

Am i going to have problems trying to run a massive chainring(61T) on a pre cursa? Will it foul the chainstay?

Possible dibs on frameset, if only you would reply to PM!

bcd of the crank arm?

doesnt have a size either? but glws..

Might want to rethink your prices on the tektros, theyre on Planet X for £12.50, new.

is the miche 144 bcd?

Also, my Vigorelli came back from Armourtex.

using road cranks? hows the chainline with that?

Would you consider splitting the front wheel from the aksiums? if so how much for?

yep. he built some of my favourite bikes on this forum, like the hhsmoulton

This is the chainring I think you're referring to, big chainring is bigggg

Does anyone know what size chainring this is?

I'll take the cranks alone depends on the BCD. How much would that be?
edit nevermind, just seen they are 144.

Am i being an idiot or are these free?
http://www.noquarterbikes.co.uk/no%20quarter%20free%20stickers#.Uyoau61_s1c

you sit on your seapost and hold your stem?

ultimate ww has no need for saddle or bars

The pinnacles on their website have semi-integrated headsets rather than that integrated one, but I'm not sure on the exact model of that bike, best bet is to whip it out and check.

Is there a way of checking? Heres a slightly better photo:

Can anyone tell me wether this headset will fit this bike?
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/ritchey-comp-drop-in-1-18-inch-headset/

Cheers

Question: Does anybody know what kind of headset this bike takes? I understand its not external but apart from that im lost. Would this headset fit?
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/ritchey-comp-drop-in-1-18-inch-headset/

Oh no i was thinking more 'TT style' like the ones i posted, with elbow pads, not sure though as it might look massively out of place, the ones on your bike look rad though, really nice bike!

They also look IDENTICAL to these:
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/token-tk9741-2-aero-clip-on-bars-and-pads/#tabCustReviews
but without the branding?