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My daughter has just phoned all upset as her 2012 carbon Bianchi Infinito C2C has just been stolen by some low life in the W.London/Hampton area, the size is 53cm in Celeste Green/White and Campag. equipped, I know that's a generalisation for a Bianchi bike but if by some small chance you see one matching those details being offered online or anywhere I'd really appreciate it if you dropped me a line at << griffks@aol.com >>
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My daughter has just phoned all upset as her 2012 carbon Bianchi Infinito C2C has just been stolen by some low life in the W.London/Hampton area, the size is 53cm in Celeste Green/White and Campag. equipped, I know that's a generalisation for a Bianchi bike but if by some small chance you see one matching those details being offered online or anywhere I'd really appreciate it if you dropped me a line at << griffks@aol.com >>
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amongst a box of odds and ends I've bought is a vintage large flange rear hub with the 5 speed block still firmly screwed on, no rim or spokes so I'm not sure how the spokes were removed as the large cog is bigger than the flange........my problem is how to remove the block (I have the correct tool) as I don't want to damage the hub, are there any tips from knowledgeable forum members? I'm not worried about damaging the 5 speed block as I have a spare when I get round to building up
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thanks for your thoughts, the contamination of the pads was my first thought so I changed them for new ones plus I've done a complete bleed with fresh mineral oil (they're Shimano) I've also cleaned the rotor both sides with a clean cloth and Finish Line Speed Degreaser.......still scratching my head as I've done hydraulic brakes before with no problem
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scratching my head here, I'm hoping that it's a simple problem but I've noticed that my rear disc brake seems to fade and not purchase as it should when riding, it locks and stops sharp when not underweight but doesn't seem to grip properly under load (I'm 11 stone) I have bled the system and replaced the pads with new but still the same problem, doesn't seem to be air in the cable as it bleeds clean with no bubbles.......can anyone advise?
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easy enough research on RIH SPORT << https://rihsport.com/history/ >> the frame number you gave is here.......
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....rear view of items, the bottom bracket is a Tifosi carbon, Italian thread and 111mm (as new, fitted but removed as wrong size)