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So in a crude attempt to demonstrate:

Like those a lot. I kind of agree with fanny pack about the corporate thing, but then simple, sharp designs like these work on anything, because they'll usually compliment the existing bike decals.
Who was it that started 'making' those swagger bikes? His logo across the toptube was exactly what not to do - all wavy and out of place.
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Collection from east landan, Bow, E3.
1) SHIMANO BB 5500 (to fit Octalink DURA-ACE, ULTEGRA and others) £20
109.5mm - Generally the right length for fixed gear with shimano. Fits DURA ACE FC-7700/FC-7703, ULTEGRA FC-6500/FC-6503
This is the cheaper version of the Dura-Ace BB, and fits all V1 Octalink DURA ACE cranksets, some of the ULTEGRA cranksets, and others (check the link below for compatibility). Bought for £30 new from cycle surgery (got reciept), and has seen light use for 7 weeks - running perfectly, so after £20. Should point out that it is covered in grease, and beneath that, looks brand new.
http://www.bikeparts.com/productinfo/105-BB5500-681095mm-English-V1-Spline-BB-58983-67788.html

2) SHIMANO Tiagra Cranks, octalink. SOLD - Dixon
Bought this week, but not needed. 175mm, 130 BCD. NEW (but some VERY MINOR little scratches from poor packaging when delivered to me). I'm running an identical set on my bike at the moment with a normal 113mm octalink BB, and chainline is good.

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it happens, you gotta keep an eye on these things. i started a thread looking for a wheel, left it for a bit and by the time i got back to it maybe 2 or 3 had been sold to other people from it, haha.
cranks are elusive bastards sometimes.
Ha, yeah it's frustrating. And I've had a bad couple of days, so I'm all grumpy too. Watching other people cycle while I have to walk is painful.. :p
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Ok guys, tk was the first to pm me with an offer to be fair to him, so shorts go to him. Will post again if anything happens.
@JapeS, the zefal is yours, will reply to your PM now.
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Christ. Don't tell me. You need to rebuild the left side of that beautiful bike. After sliding it along the tarmac. Not-so-superman stylee.