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39t on the front. Something to 32t cassette.
It's an 8 speed drivetrain from an atb I updated to 10spd.

Normal chainring, but I luckily got the chainline spot on. I'm not wilding with this bike so I doubt ill be dropping the chain. Anyway I'm planning on putting a double on the front.

Gotten this far with the concorde. Works fine.

My Roberts from last summer in Eroica Britannia.

The text also looks elvish.
I think your missing the original inner ring.
I checked about a year ago that you get a ~42mm chainline with a 111mm ISO bb.

Yep, it's 27.2.
I try my best not to get bikes that aren't 27.2. Don't like italian or french threads either, but sometimes that happens also.

A friend of mine got it from 2dehands.be last summer.

The only reference I've found to the Belgian bike shop sticker on the frame is this . Patrcik Degeyter.

Apparently most likely possibly SL tubing.

its 56 c-c square.
Lucky to fit 35c tyres. Rear end still needs some fine tuning, but ive been riding it jus fine for half a week now.

Winterbike project

Or couldn't you just get some 1 1/8" steel streerer offcuts and cut them to the right length?
-IF you're looking for 1" spacers.

~45mm wide

This is a fairly old atb. Anything 2" or more won't fit with mudguards. It'll loose a lot of function without the mudguards.

Yes, Kojaks seem to be the next choice if it's slimmer than 2". Iv'e seen the smaller 35mm one which is already much too slim.

What is the true width for the nomads? And they don't seem to be any lighter than Delta cruisers...

Seems like Kojak or Pasela. Knobby ~45mm 26" tyres would do fine also, especially for winter, but i doubt theres anything like that either.

Anyone got suggestions for 26" slicks ~45mm wide. There's options for 700c and 27,5", but 26" seems dead. What's the true width of the 1.75" Paselas as they seem to be one of the only ok options? I'm really wanting to upgrade these Delta Cruisers into something better.

Winter's coming, so I'm not going to be riding fixed gear for a while.

My track bikes:

Probably going to put some more classic silver parts on this. Don't know anything about the history of this frame (apart from Austin Texas) so I'm quite open on what to do with it.

My race/travel bike. Really needs new wheels. Apart from that I'm super happy with this.

Just put this back together after over a year of being unused. Would like to find a 1" stem for this but it'll be hard to find one in 17deg.

This is nowhere near done. Just slapped on what I had in hand to feel if it rides straight after trying to align the frame. I've got a lot of original parts, but it's all pretty shit, so they wouldn't make the bike very nice to ride.

I rarely ride this, but I put it back together this autumn.

Three bikes that I have ridden the most this year. The rest of them HERE

Still riding this all so often.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/66865975@N05/17844407293/
This is one of my atbs. Not very fast, but a good weather doitall.
I'd like to try some Paselas, as they seem to be one of the only ok choices for a light puncture protected slick 26" tyre (looking for 45-50mm)

ps. ^^^^^^nice bridgestone -would be perfect if it could still fit some full length mudguards

D'you mean the fork on the Scott?
It's actually a french frame and fork -stupid threads on bb and headset.
Will hopefully see some people from Velove next week in Milan.

More here

Was in london last week. Was warm compared to helsinki.

I was at the pankt saulopoly party weekend in Hamburg a couple weeks back. Shit weather, shit camera. A couple of fuzzy photos from the alleycat.

This guy was fast

^that's nasty

Really feeling the spring coming. Still needs some tweeking and a couple of component swaps.

Since this thread was upped, here's my Roberts I built for last years L'eroica italy.

More photos here
Im pretty happy with the build, just needs correct campag seatpost and I'd like to have a supercorsa instead of the brooks