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FOR SALE: Mavic Ellipse Track Wheelset. These wheels are fast and resilient training/racing wheels, a double sided fixed hub, stainless steel black, ultra flat straight pull spokes. 6106 alloy 700c rims with a SUP welded joint. Adjustable removable and sealed cartridge bearings. These are clincher versions. Aerodynamic 30mm deep rim, Light and stiff pair of track wheels. Almost new/ perfect condition. Can post/deliver/meet up. £200 Text/ring 07921 516 810 Yorkshire

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FOR SALE: For sale RIDLEY track bike 56 cm frame made from 7020 aluminium,carbon forks, miche chainset, tubular wheels,3t bars and stem. Contact Carl 07966114891 can email photos £350

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I like the toupe / alias. Toupe has lasted me well, the current alias is looking a bit tired after 1 year. Worn the majority of the stitching off around the grey sit bone pads. Still works fine and doesnt look like it is going to fall apart soon (after about 6000 miles or so of use)

I thought it was a MASSIVE bit of salmon initially

As in Italian threaded cups... (not taper) so sadly It wont go in my frame... :(

Have a nice Cinelli Xa, in silver 110mm long. Almost certain it is a 26.4 - certainly looks it with a ruler and dont have a pair of calipers. Good condition - a couple of marks where it has been tightened into the steerer, and a two tiny marks on the top around the bolt and one nearer the clamp

What threading is the centaur bb? and what axle length?

Need an italian around 110/111mm axle.

Gonna sound dumb here:

What's a bottom pull front mech?

If it's nothing to worry about>>>ie I'll be using it with Shimano Shifters>>> I'll take it

cable is routed under the bb shell and then up to the mech. top pull is the other way so cable would be routed from the top tube. Think DMR make a converter thingy to allow you to use the wrong type of mech for the frame

Edit: Also mech is braze on not band on so you need the appropriate tab on the frame

Yep, I'd probably be interested too. Any idea on price?

Haven't used the quattros although I use candys on one of my mtbs, Found them pretty similar to spds to use, bit more of a platform which can come in handy though. I would defo advise getting double sided (or 4 sided pedals) as getting into single sided pedals can be a right pig anyway on a freewheel bike if you accidentally knock the pedal upside down. Also have a look at speedplays - but they require road shoes (a bit less good for walking in but the speedplay cleats are metal so they shouldnt wear to quick)

Yep superglue should work fine - I've done it to a basically brand new pair of tyres that got a big cut across the tread. Didnt seem to dissolve in the wet either

Edit: a bit of a plastic toothpaste tube works as an emergency for sidewall repairs. not sure about long term

The Campag khamsins are pretty standard road bike wheels on a par with mavic askiums or shimano rs10s or similar. But all of these are designed for geared bikes so you would need a bunch of spacers on them.

You could get a pair of cheapish track fixed-free hubs (formula/system-x etc) on mavic open sports for around £100 or so.

I think it is possible to lace a wheel that has more holes in the hub than on the rim but you need to know what you are doing. Only works for specific spoke numbers too. E.g. the campag khamsin rear wheel can be rebuilt fixed using a 36 hole hub - 18 driveside spokes and 9 non driveside i think but a whole lot of trouble to work out when a more standard wheel is fine

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Not sure about those ones but mine are machined - from the photos I reckon those ones probs are too. 30s are no longer in production but come up occasionally on ebay

The wheels might have cost £160 new but doesnt mean that you can sell them for £160. I picked up a pair of unused DA 7600s laced to Mavic CXP30s on ebay for £160, they would have cost £250 or so new.
Also a fully built bike is rarely worth the sum of the parts

Could you not suggest to them that it is overpriced? They might get more for it if you split and listed on ebay

Je James

Ultegra
http://www.jejamescycles.co.uk/shimano-6500-ultegra-headset-1-inch-road-id6808.html

Dura Ace
http://www.jejamescycles.co.uk/shimano-7410-dura-ace-road-headset-1-inch-id6809.html

Will only deliver to your credit card registered address (first 3 orders).

Balls... thats is why some stuff hasn't arrived at my uni address that I ordered from them

oops both of those from here: http://www.edinburghrc.co.uk/forums/index.php?topic=10748.0

Lo-pro track frame.
Terry Dolan built steel track frame and forks. 9cm headtube, extended 65cm seat tube, 56cm top tube. Black. Comes with saddle clamp and spare set of Time carbon forks drilled for road TT use.
http://www.geocities.com/neil_laing2000/cycling/trackBike.jpg
£150

Velo Ecosse track fuselage.
Aluminium main frame 57cm, with Columbus Muscle full carbon fork. Stronglight Mygal 170mm cranks and bottom bracket. Your choice of 47,49,50, or 51 chainring. Comes with suitable 1/8" chain. X-tasy seatpin, and Bikehut saddle. Velo Ecosse team colours.
Fork is drilled for front brake so can be used as a TT or commuting bike if required.
No handlebars, stem, or wheels included in this.
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£200

Not sure if the hubs can be respaced but...
http://www.bikeradar.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=12606224
(not mine)

have a pair of bontrager something or others in 23c - in Cambridge though if you want them

109mm ISO BBs are a bit thin on the ground.

I'd guess at it running the same BB as the Campag Pista crank, ie 111mm.

You can get the basic Campag BB for a tenner, so its not the biggest gamble in the world!

There's a Gipiemme Pista crank in the Transmission Database partnered with the Campag 111mm. Perhaps a PM to ondine would shed some light.

Good shout about pm'ing ondine - hadn't thought of that. campyoldy have a gipiemme 110mm italian bb that i was pondering - hence the question about using it with a frame with massive holes in the bb shell.

I have a potentially similar problem. Just bought a pair of gipiemme cranks ( http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&item=200305382267 ) I think they are sprints from the photos on classicrendezvous. Does anyone know what axle length would be a good bet on? Hub at the back is a DA and am intending on using an EA1 3/32nd sprocket. I was assuming on 109mm bb length but would prefer to check (ISO taper).

As a slightly seperate question, the frame has 2 big slots in the bottom of the bb shell, Is an old style cup and cone bb going to be a complete pain in the ass to keep running well? Thanks