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Doesn't seem to be much life in this thread.
But.
We are looking to gather a pool of freelance graphic designers for ad hoc support where I work. Ideally should have environmental graphic design experience? We're an Architecture and Interior Design firm.
PM me and I can give you details of how to contact. Cheers!

Went to their popup in Shoreditch and was disappointed to see it was the new kit.
It really is rather drab compared to the old stuff and the quality felt disappointing for the price tag

Is it because of pronunciation issues across Europe? The old Cif and Jif issue...

Like mentioned above maybe just 1x10 is an option. If you wanna go 2x you can buy a band on adaptor for a fraction of the price of most of the bolt ons? Though not ideal obviously...

Oh balls hadn't thought of that... it is in a weird place isn't it...
SOS are normally pretty good though, send them that photo and the measurement and they can point you in the right direction.

http://soshanger.com have a good variety
Look have a 20mm CTC so one of their bolt on fellas should do the job

@dglshrn @farewell @HousecatHST
Thanks for the thoughts.
I plan to ignore him for now, but I've saved copies of the listing (with photos of size labels) and royal mail proof of delivery
I kind of thought maybe he didn't allow for tighter fit suit trousers. But only realising 6 weeks after receiving it isn't cool...

After some advice...not bike related but:
I sold an old suit on eBay (21st March), buyer paid next day and I posted it Royal Main Signed For.
Didn't hear a word til this morning when I got an eBay message from the buyer saying:
The item had just arrived (6 1/2 weeks after I posted it)
The item isn't the size I said (34w trousers, jacket is ok)

I've checked Royal Mail and they have a signature and delivery confirmation for 23rd March, so it hasn't just arrived.
I have photos of the suit sizing showing 40r jacket and 34w trousers (which was shown in the description)
Should I just ignore the guy? Mrs mjw reckons he wore the suit to an event and now is chancing his luck to return it. Or should I send a polite reply outlining the above? He hasn't opened a return case.
Thanks

Thanks! Popped to Halfords earlier but apparently someone had already been and cleared them out.
They're gonna hold one for me tomorrow though so can pick it up on way back from work
The guy I'm sending it to has sorted out the courier... hopefully...

Need to send a bike via courier, anyone got a cardboard bike box knocking around?
Seems to be a lack of them in Peckham bike shops...
Happy to collect

Good work, all about the panto chain rings!

Sounds like a plan, 100mm insulation's pretty deep, normally the cavity is c.100mm with space for an air cavity and then the insulation pinned to the inner. Ultimately it depends on the efficiency of the insulation used and the U-value it achieves. All the best, but I'm sure it's all good!

eee gad that's thin?! even high performance insulation only goes to around 20mm (Kingspan OPTIM-R)
Mind you U-value requirements have changed considerably since 2005. Was probably fine for then, less so now. Who built the house?

Perkins + Will, you? It's such a small world you probably do

Ah really?? Why would they do open Mic?! I'll keep an eye out for those other two though cheers, shame I missed Minotti we didn't get an invite for that.
I'm an Architect, I specialise in commercial/ office buildings, but the firm I work for also does Corporate Interiors

Thought this must be soon. The Humanscale & Kusch parties are well worth going too

Thanks @croft

Anyone set up a forum Giro league?

Thorough, thankyou!
I happened to go into Condor on Saturday and asked in there, they suggested the same, but mentioned that their team no longer use the campag own cups (they've replaced all of theirs with Wheels Manufacturing ones)
I've tried simply removing the cranks, re-greasing and rebuilding. So far the knocking seems to have totally disappeared...

Reckon they'll have any at the Pop-up in Shoreditch Boxpark? Opens tomorrow I think, may be worth a look if you're close.

Good find! Looking forward to seeing the photos of this build

Look like Nitto R80s... but aren't branded(?)
What are they? look classy

I did wonder whether simply building it out with a tonne more grease would help...

Yeah I used new washer, cups and clip. Also new chain and cassette.
When I fitted it it was buttery smooth, but seems to have been since I finished the build this knocking has started. I guess as soon as I started putting a proper weight behind the pedals...

Was wondering if anyone else has issues with this?
Recently built up a bike with a Chorus 10-speed UT crankset. At 6 and 12 theres an audible, and feel-able, knocking.
I've looked online and there's a lot of talk about the wavey washer not necessarily doing what it's meant too even on frames that match Campags BB tolerances.
Was wondering if anyone has tried to replace the wavey washer with a shim? I've seen on roguemechanic and retrogrouch that this has been done and eliminated the knocking...
Cheers