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We need to get you in a room with James Hoffman for another espresso deep dive!

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Lots of really interesting details!

You're just channeling Tom Ritchey. I'm growing quite fond of the upward stem look.

Tore preferes shorter cranks, so he takes old 175 mm and drills and taps new holes for the pedals at 153 mm and cuts of the excess material at the end.

Wuff! What a stunning paint job!

He has milled the cranks down from 175 mm to 153 mm. cheaper cranks means more material left.

For those interested Tore has a gallery of his builds here

It is a seriously good looking bike. A bit out of my price range though.

I have no idea - I just put your describtion together with the ad I'd seen on local classified

Weird - at least 3-5 of his ads have gone inactive between when I posted it and now.
Might just be that the ads usually have a 60 day runtime.

This one is still available though

If you're really keen, I could pick it up and ship it to you, as it is just about 10km from our house.
Looks like he's clearing up quite a collection.

Contact Urbans are about 2/3rds of the price.

I am by no means racing anything. But that doesn't mean I want mount expensive tyres that I have to pedal harder..

This

According to bicyclerollingresistance.com the Connectors are only good for restistance training.
Contact Urbans are my favourite - GP Urbans if money was no object.

Track Two forks? (There's one (black with cyan and magenta splatter) and matching fork for sale on local classfieds here in Denmark. It is a nice looking thing)

Continental Grand Prix Urban - they are slick, but roll equally well on tarmac and gravel.

Looks very nice. I agree that silver brake and pink housing will really finish it off properly.
On-One mollymawk bars?

certainly makes for a tidy looking bicycle. 10/10 would ride.

You could probably raise the brake mounting point with some of these adapters

Also available from Hubjub

DO NOT use monkey nuts for the fork. They do not provide clamping force to the dropout. The screw is only to keep the parts alligned.

I can see why he would like it. It looks like a lot of fun!

Buy a black one and douse it in oven cleaner (NaOH).

All you need to do is take off the black anodizing and polish. But keep the black spider imo

I does remind me of the Retrovelo Paul and Louis as well.

Looks like a “Pilen” [the arrow] a bike designed for the swedish military if my memory serves