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I've a few spare sets of bars that need new homes!
Prefer collection only (no posting) from:
E9 Victoria Park - Evenings/Weekend
NW1 Great Portland St / Euston Rd - WeekdaysDibs if you want, but PMs win.
Nitto Noodle (M177) bars
44cm width
26.0mm clampSOLD!
Nitto B123 NJS Track bars
38cm width
25.4mm clampSOLD
ITM Millenium Ultra Light bars
44cm width
26.0mm clamp£7
ITM drops, light, black, ergo kinda shape. Double grooved for gears/cables. Good condition.
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Couple of stems surplus to requirements to sell...
Collection from:
E9 Victoria Park - Evenings/Weekend
NW1 Great Portland St / Euston Rd - WeekdaysCan post for additional postage cost I guess, but would prefer collection in London.
Dibs if you want, but PMs win.
Nitto Technomic Deluxe stem
1" quill stem
120mm length
26.0mm clampSOLD
Tokyo Fixed Imports , Akoya stem
1" quill stem
1o0mm length
26.0mm clamp£9
One of those Tokyo Fixed stems that looks like a nitto in shape, but isn't. Good stem though, black, decent nick. Simple.
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No probs @TTM - hope you and the little one enjoy it this eve!
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Tickets have now gone. Thanks!
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Looking forward to heading here tonight... Plus, I have a couple of tickets going spare for tomorrow nights session, Wed 21st... Posted in classifieds. Free to whoever wants 'em.
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For some reason, there was a draw for free tickets at my work, for the London 6 Day track event this week, at the Olympic velodrome. I ended up with far more tickets than I could ever need.
I'm heading there tonight with friends, but I have no use for the ones I got for tomorrow...
2x tickets (seated next to each other) Wednesday 21st
Row 8, so pretty close to the track I guess?Ticket price says 46 quid, which seems a bit fucking steep.
Your's for nothing.Collection from NW1 (Gt. Portland Street tube-ish)
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It appears they have added the dropouts from the pre-cursa (with the metal plates) back onto the FXE - mine arrived yesterday and the dropouts were a nice little surprise when I unboxed it.
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Yeah thanks!
I had one, not sure if i prefer this or not though, but that's kinda by-the-by really as I don't ride the thing anyway.
Might sell it all.
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Cheers! Yeah it's viccy park
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Okay, took another 6 months, but I finally took a few pictures... Annoyingly with shadows cast all over the shots. F-kin trees / me not paying attention.
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Good frames these. I had two...
Although they both broke, but yeah.Still a bargain.
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Hmm, the 7410 is a newer one right? i.e. not matching the older 7500 group.
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Shut up stumpy.
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Oh missed these posts. Still pissed.
Yeah has a nitto jag seatpost now too....Need a Dura headset still though.
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Haaa, yeah not overly enthused on the radial now. Was Might change the lacing at some point.
Not sure on Euro cockpit, everything else on it is japanese, Dura ace 7500 cranks, hubs etc... So nitto seemed more fitting. Kinda odd given that its a euro frame, but yeah.
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Been a while since I've updated anything here... The Banani is fully built. Well, it was, I needed a chain for my BMX so I stole the one of this (nothing fancy don't worry) and promptly snapped it. It's been chainless since. That was 6 months ago.
Here are a couple of pics of it finally built, all be it 6 months back, and with ugly, completely out of context, pedals and straps off my pub bike...
Since, I've made a couple of component changes. (Nitto Pearl stem, Nitto AA drops, Nitto Jag seatpost... new chain) plus i've got stickers made up, which arrived today. And prompted me to make this update.Gonna take a few snaps when the stickers are on and it's kinda finished.
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Northern transplant in London. Likes bikes big and small.
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Poss dibs on the Nitto drops, have PM'd ya a couple of questions.
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Thought I'd chime in here... Got a daysack around Christmas time, so have been using mine for around 6 months now. Really good bag, comfortable, sturdy. Always get compliments on how well constructed and good it is/looks, always send them the way of the website. Can't recommend BigTop enough.
Modded mine slightly, by sewing on velcro to the lower portion of the clip straps, to which i've stuck the other side of the velcro covered with reflective 3M stuff... Like attached (shit) pic.
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Can do.
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Haaa, yeah that's a good point.
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Mint isn't it Fred!!
Apparently it isn't open properly yet though, so gonna have to mission it to ride it at sunrise, before security turn up.
Unless we manage to be-friend Ruben. haaa
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This is nuts, roey is so good....
Even better, though myself and ChrisBMX116 get to ride this bowl next month, yeooooow.http://www.redbull.com/uk/en/bike/stories/1331630094951/ruben-waves-video
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I'm selling my Pete Luxton path/track frame and forks, after moving on to something more modern for my commuter.
Collection only:
E9 Victoria Park - Evenings/Weekend
Dibs if you want, but PMs win.
Pete Luxton Path
60cm CTC seat tube
59cm CTC top tube
Nervex lugs/BB
English 68mm BB
1" steerer
Brake drilling front and rear
Horizontal / track dropouts
Rear cable guides
Includes:
Stronglight sealed headset
Generic aero seatpost
SOLD
Great little frame (well, biggish), perfect commuter, winter ready with mudguard/rack mounts, F&R brake drilling and cable guides. It's built by Pete Luxton, a small frame builder based down in Devon, for the husband of the president of the CTC in 1974. History.... Pretty light, could well be Reynolds 531, I'm no witch-doctor so I can't be sure, seems pretty feasible though. Definately a decent tube set. Beautiful Nervex lugged junctions and BB, semi wrap over seat stays, neat small track/horizontal dropouts unlike most path/track frames of the era.
I've had it for a little over a year, and have had a couple of the small dents filled out, then blasted and powder coated a dark green/grey/blue colour. Ready to roll. The powder coating has a few scuffs from use, but is still in good shape... Only other thing to note is the small weird dent (pictured) near the BB. Which I didn't get filled as you can't see it when the cranks are on.
The frame is built for 27" but I had it built up with guards and 700c, with deep drop brakes, (I have a set of Alhonga ones that I can chuck in for an extra £5) . The frame would work a treat with bigger tires and wider guards, although I never got around to that. I've the original decals too, direct from Pete, if you fancy slinging those back on.