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Dave Marsh-Two sets of wheels £41 with 3Hrs too go.
Sold!
£65
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Shimano PD-M324 SPD - Excellent Condition - £20
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Finished at last...
Picture didn't come out great but I'll take a decent one when I can be bothered.
Quite nice.
Well done!
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Mosquito have the Adidas Super Pro Classic in stock for £154
***** Not in stock at Mosquito. No longer available from supplier. *****
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Can offer full Dura Ace 7400 gear set.
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Georama dead?
Pink 3Rensho?
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£5-6,000
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sold more than I've bought so i'm in the minuses..
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I try to be sensible about it.
Even if it means buying that good inexpensive part, cleaning and then reselling it for two or three times the cost.
Then I can spurge on want I really want without breaking the bank.
But all my bikes this year still cost less than the wife's shoes.
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ha!
I owe dmc thanks ...... and a beer!
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What are you building now Prav?
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Royce Titanium BB - £30 BIN - London
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Reminds me of the Merckx Adidas all those years ago.
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Condor Road Frame - £80 BIN - London
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Condor-531-Frame-Forks_W0QQitemZ220326837292QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_sportsleisure_cycling_bikeparts_SR?hash=item220326837292&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=66%3A4%7C65%3A10%7C39%3A1%7C240%3A1318You've got 5 minutes. Otherwise I'll buy it!
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Very nice.
Was looking for these last week.
Have you seen them up close?
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Chancery Lane tomorrow for clips.
Thanks again!
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Bent Mercian Pista - Auction - London
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They're called Death Pedals for a reason.
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**Cinelli M71 - 1970's Clipless Pedals - **Period Correct
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I have an ITM 90mm like the one shown above.
Just doesn't have the ruler on the side.
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I've got a corded one in W9 if you want to travel that far.
Would you bring the bike or need to take the tool with you?
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Where are you?
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Recently attempted to remove an alloy seatpost seized inside an old steel frame.
Tried all the usual methods but nothing worked, not even a budge, so I ran out of patience and pulled out the power tools.
Hacked off the top and found there was about six inches inside that had to be dealt with.
Was able to ream it so the walls of the post were no thicker than 2mm.
Thought it could just slide out now, with a bit of twisting or rolling it inside itself as Sheldon describes.
Still nothing. After nearly 30 years the frame and post were fused together.
Eventually got it out after a bit of chiselling - make that* a lot of chiselling*.
This method is effective, but not recommended, especially on a frame you care about. The potential for damage is quite high.
If only I knew about caustic soda.
Next time.
