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jonny [quote]teenslain [quote]jonny teenslain, reckon we are meeting at half seven so should give you a bit more time for an extra winter warmer

Cool, will you a bit later then... Possibly drunk... :)[/quote]

you sound a little drunk now dude ;)[/quote]

Ha! You're probably right, had a big afternoon/night... :-S

jonny teenslain, reckon we are meeting at half seven so should give you a bit more time for an extra winter warmer

Cool, will you a bit later then... Possibly drunk... :)

Gonna try and pop down for 7 and say hi, forgot I'm having man-drinks in the Effra tonight... :-S

what happened to the armstrong?
oh and someones something!

1. mashton
   
2. Tommy
   
3. Big Red Masturbater
   
4. Highly Insidious Penis Pulling Yokel
   
5. Simple and nice, OK?
   
6. Permanently High On Toxic Orange Beans Every Night
   
7. Boozy Riding? Expect To Tumble
   
8. Masochistic Urges Relating To Little Elve's
   
9. Now Is My Heinous Becoming Under Satan
   
10. Babysitting Means Missing Fun
    
11. might as well
    
12. Mustn't Accept (babysitting)3 (year old) Kid
    
13. Bro's Is Gettin Dorras After Dudes Dissing Yo' White Arrospok Yields Nuff Envy
    
14. Hops (Or 'Princess Sarah')
    
15. Punkpixel
    
16. Absolutely sullen and miserable because i can't come.
    

distant tony... yes, i am always a long way off.. makes conversations very difficult. Hence all the shouting really.

I work from home.

Is that what epidemiologists do? Pussies! :)

Me personally I shout at rocks until they carve themselves into effigies of humans, then i repeatedly punch them.

Right, recently (yesterday) finished my new bike. Will post a picture of that at a sensible time tomorrow. Here is a picture of me and the Armstrong. this was the closest it got to being finished. :(

What the fuck happened here?

Velocipede, that would've been d0cA who tagged your ride. His 'real' name is Andrei, and he shares my initals (A.S.M.), and is doing a masters in epidemiology. He rides a Lemond Filmore. Say hello to him from me (alex) next time you see him/his bike! Haven't seen him in a while...

you tell 'em ed! and i bet the designers' lives are unfulfilled.

I kind of want a 19t cog if anyone has one going spare... I have a miche 17t unused or an EAI 17t (which is the kind i'd preferably like) that has been used for about 2 days.

46x17 is nice but i think i might wanna go to 19!

The seat should also be the same mind buggeringly awful shade of magenta as the back half of the frame.

:subliminal smear message: make some flatcaps :subliminal smear message:

i saw a pink/white fade paintjob fixed, rider had a dirt jump lid (i think)trying to get past parked lorries at spitalfields this morning. instead of being pleased i was annoyed at not being able to ride today.

The saddle is too fucking small. for 6 grand i'd at least expect a non-sloping top tupe.

And have no fun!

Gatorskins are vv grippy which means they're not great for skidding. Armadillos are pretty slippy with excellent puncture protection so they're good for skidding. But not great for riding on.

48x18 is what i rode, found i skidded through tires far too quickly even with a front brake. I'd go for a 19t on the back, will give you plenty of skid spots and a gentle gear for learning to skid/slow down with the pedals.

SJS cycles do a sovus hub 110 spaced for £14.99. But if it's a keirin bike you're probably looking for something a little nicer.

Once phil wood get their act together (they seem to be doing a bit of a personnel switcharound), you'll be able to get a 110 mm respacer kit for any of their fixie hubs. They do sell 110 spaced keirin hubs as well but as i said, they seem to be up in arms at the moment.

wayne, yes indeedy- putney is home, for the time being at least

are these gone yet?
if there are
(i'l take 20 at least, maybe more)

hippy It's more aero to hide the brake calipers behind the forks.. although in this case the vee noodle and cable lose him those 13 hundredths of a second all over again. :)

Here are the actual calipers which are designed for this..
http://www.performancelabshc.com/pages.php?id=120

*Aero Brakes
Introducing the A700 Aero Brake Calipers.

Oval Concepts now produce a brake caliper that is mountable BEHIND the front fork and even the rear chainstays to make your TT bike even more aerodynamic. Its reduces frontal drag but making the calipers almost invisible to the frontal wind.

The calipers fit behind most forks but be careful with conflicts with frame downtube and shifter cable bosses and has been tested by the former Liberty Seguros team for the past 2 seasons.

After spending sometime in the windtunnel we know that these calipers will make for a more aerodynamic bike, and should reduce your TT times. I know a few peoples bikes these will be appearing on for 2007.... think Rainbows.

For more information go to Oval's website http://www.ovalconcepts.com *

I reckon the clamp stand loses him more than that.

if it's a mickey-mouse amateur camera i can't help you i'm afraid

i have nothing better to do with my life than intermittently post on this forum, before going back to practicing no-handed trackstands in my hallway. :)

You posted this recently didn't you?

Something else to consider: right now it is winter, very cold/rainy/icy and thus lots of grit on the road. Any respray will get pretty fucked up over the course of the winter months. I'd leave it, use the 40 quid to buy better parts, then re-spray it in the spring once the weather gets marginally less dismal.

There's no reason not to re-spray it if you're not in to the old patina thing. A few people on this forum seem to like it is all. And i'm speaking from a broke point of view.

Lewis, you have 2 hours. People's lives are at stake here!