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I can't read. Just chuck in bin.
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Went to £630 on auction last week with winning bidder apparently mucking about. Weighing up unknown repair jobs is hard. I would think that if someone's gone to the effort to have frame repaired and paint job done nicely (looks like they've chosen black to match other sections of black paint as the original red may be hard to match well), i would reason a decent job. Definitely a risk. Only other thing I'd check would be serial number.
Just seen one ride past. Lol
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Did it go on ebay in the end?
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It's all prosche macan and range rover evoque.
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The cycle clinic sell all the spare parts. Although can be out of stock. Its a good source of info and you can always email them to ask what parts you would need, as it would depend on what type of 10 speed shifters you have. Mercian have the 10 speed return spring in stock.
https://www.merciancycles.co.uk/online-shop/campagnolo-ergospares/ec-re137/
Planet x have the 9 speed return spring which I think is compatible (the same) with 10 speed and is only 99p.
https://www.planetx.co.uk/products/campagnolo-record-10-right-shifting-lever-return-springEdited to add that you'll get a more complete answer from someone who really knows what they're talking about so could ask in campag thread or mechanics thread if you have any other issues or aren't sure.
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Tried numerous and these or spatz or anything made of wetsuit are the only thing that cuts out water. Be prepared for sweat.
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Malicious intent would be "driver rams car into campsite" or "campsite terror as driver attacks".
Not to be too flippant but you wouldn't see "bicycle crashes into picnic" or "rollerskates careen into world cup hopscotch match." The operator of whatever equipment it is would be described, even if the collision was caused because of a mechanical issue or avoiding another obstacle.
It's the dissociation of the driver from any responsibility. Even with the assortment of regulations there are for motor vehicles it seems as if you abide to the minimum standards with little care then you're absolved of responsibility. If a driver goes around a bend at 40mph on a 50mph limit and crashes, it would be a dangerous corner in a car crash.
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Does it matter if you actively crash your car? Actively crashing your car would be using your car as a weapon. Which would read attack rather than crash. Objectively a driver is in control of a car, if the driver loses control, the car can crash. Losing control of the car is not in question, the question would be is the driver negligent in their actions. If you were unsure for wording the difference would be "driver crashes" compared to "driver causes crash". The driver always crashes unless they jump out of the vehicle.
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Been watching for a few days but decided i cba with zip ties and bands. Might be worth having a look at if you like that sort of thing. Campag Sr eps. £360 with less than an hour to go.
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Excellent! Me too. I'm just committed to buying bikes that are my size now. Will watch out for the build!
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Good lord that drop
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Potential dibs on the raw columbus forks
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Think this is the 10 speed version of that idea. "Designed for racers". The springs are stiffer in these which is nicer when on the hoods but harder on the drops.
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It's actually the bit of red writing on the plastic as well as the carbon fibre.
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I'm soon to strip this bike down and recently saw these shifters on ebay for a ludicrous £550. The provenance behind them is that they were made for the pros and only 300 were made. I thought they might get 20% more than regular record shifters. Have the regular flaking at the bottom of the shifters, otherwise alright.
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Seeing this thread is amazing and worrying for how nice it would be to buy lots of lovely bikes.
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Also potentially interested in pink decor tecnos.
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Nice looking mercier frame with a stuck seatpost for £30. Said they've only tried wd40 which wouldn't do much.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/266318507606?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=XOD8GH84Q_e&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=nX6awT--SqO&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY -
Good luck! They were a pain on the 3t stem I had. Heard they fit better with cinelli. I ended up getting some nitto bars as the finish fits better with stem.
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I think I have some in the size you're after as I gave up fitting to the stem I had. Will check tomorrow.
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Pictures 6 and 7 are from a fb marketplace ad with the "message sent to seller" which would be odd for photos of your own bike.
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Had a set of ally rim brake wheels from scribe that were decent enough. Didn't last too long. Hubs are obnoxious but perfect for commuting.
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Nice. Isn't this the anodized frame?
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There's a petition to sign for the woodhill sandpit infill near Farley heath in the Surrey Hills. I was asked yesterday to pass this on to people who would be interested.
https://protectwoodhillnow.co.uk/
The infill while disrupting the land has implications for the (on average) 44 journeys undertaken by 20 tonne tipper trucks, 6 days a week, for at least 4 years. So congestion and dangerous vehicles on unsuitable roads l, is the main concern.
Cheers