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I covered my saddle following these instructions, but forgot to take a before photo so I appologize for that. It was originally a black KHS suspentech saddle which had "suspentech" embroidered down the saddle in yellow. The old saddle was pretty worn and ugly as sin, so I thought I'd have a go at recovering it. I used brown goat suede.
I'll get some better photos of it up at a later date but here is one of it on the bike. I am pleased with the way it feels but wish I had done a better job at the nose of the saddle.

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http://http://static.londonfgss.com/memberpics7925-albums519-picture4617.jpg
repost? but needing something....
Grips on the tops but not on the drops makes it anti-porn.
Also, not sure about the Makino forks on the 3rensho frame.
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So I am planning on selling my Cinelli Pista 67-39 bars on fixed/gr/nyc
However, I have no idea how much to ask for them. They came with my bike which I got a fantastic deal on. I did some research on eBay and I have seen bars in worse condition go for $100, and bar with stems being offered for $250.
Thanks for any advice.

I'm was in the process of taking off the grips when I took of the photo. Unfortunately one of them ripped.
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I did this last September from Inverness South. I started trying to take the Great Glen Way but soon after Inverness turned around and took the B-roads on the South bank through Foyers through to Fort Augustus. The roads were really nice with a nice slow climb up the Suie. After Fort Augustus I picked up the Great Glen Way again but as you say it is mostly Canal Paths and Forest Trails. One section was over a pretty rough hard pack walking trail. I managed to do all of it on my Surly Disc Trucker with Conti Contact II Reflex tyres.
https://www.strava.com/activities/197021992