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Both wheels still for sale

Frameset+peripherals still going too

No pm received for front wheel, checking with pootsmanuva about rear

Rear wheel provisionally sold

frameset and wheels up for sale, price negotiation for brightonians

http://www.lfgss.com/thread78698.html

The time has come to split the renowned-in-the-Brighton-and-Hove-area team of colour-clashing bits up.

Up for grabs is -

Viva Pista 1 frameset

photo1 by jackdavey, on Flickr

Japanese cromo, 55cm seat tube, 56cm top tube
Track dropouts, integrated seatclamp, 2x brake drilling

Provided with -

original 26.8 seatpost
original threaded headset (campy imitation)
Miche square taper BB
System Ex 80mm 26.0 clamp quill stem

£170
[edit - would also add, bb and seatpost are included because i have no need for them, not because they are seized in. they are not.]

Also, white halo rear f/f hub on purple Halo Aerotrack rim, 3x lacing, silver spokes with 4 consecutive black spokes

photo by jackdavey, on Flickr

£50

And, purple Halo front hub, 2x snowflake lacing onto a white Halo Aerotrack rim, silver spokes

photo-3 by jackdavey, on Flickr

£50

Both wheels are true, and bearings are excellent.

Located in Brighton, but postage/courier/meeting in London can be organised

ta,

Jack

Repost with reduction

I am selling my Viva Pista as I now have a different neon coloured bicycle, and the clash of hues is making my girlfriend have migraines.

The bike consists of the following:-

Viva Pista 1 frame/fork (55cm)
Stock seatpost
Stock headset

System Ex 80mm quill stem
Charge Spit riser bars (slightly cut down)

Brev.M 165mm crankset
Brev.M 44t chainring - plenty of life
System Ex 17t sprocket+lockring - pretty new
Odyssey Twisted peds, BLB double cages, Brev.m straps

Handbuilt wheels (built at Gatwick Evans Cycles)
Front - Halo Aerotrack white rim, 2x snowflake laced onto purple Halo hub
Rear - Halo Aerotrack purple rim, 3x laced onto white Halo f/f hub

Please note, the pictured Brooks is not included - I have invested far too much time shaping it to my behind - I will supply with a (fairly battered) Specialized Toupe Gel.

The frame is in very good condition due to being obsessively cleaned, though there are a couple of scratches/chips, the worst of which is pictured.

The bike has brand new Charge track grips, and new Vittoria Randonneurs.

£370 ono. Located in Brighton (Hove)

IMAG0171 by jackdavey, on Flickr

IMAG0172 by jackdavey, on Flickr

IMAG0174 by jackdavey, on Flickr

IMAG0175 by jackdavey, on Flickr

IMAG0178 by jackdavey, on Flickr

sadly im currently skidderless-pending-sale-and-new-purchase. planning to culture a collection of Genesi. Its like Lexus/Lexi

Repost with reduction and addition

I am selling my Viva Pista, as I now feel that what I really need in my life is a fixed cx bike with a 203mm 6 piston disc brake and stunt pegs. Or some watered down version of the above. Slash I bought a motorbike as a project and its proven more expensive than planned.

The bike consists of the following:-

Viva Pista 1 frame/fork (55cm)
Stock seatpost
Stock headset

System Ex 80mm quill stem
Charge Spit riser bars (slightly cut down)

Brev.M 165mm crankset
Brev.M 44t chainring - plenty of life
System Ex 17t sprocket+lockring - pretty new
Odyssey Twisted peds, BLB double cages, Brev.m straps

Handbuilt wheels (built at Gatwick Evans Cycles)
Front - Halo Aerotrack white rim, 2x snowflake laced onto purple Halo hub
Rear - Halo Aerotrack purple rim, 3x laced onto white Halo f/f hub

Please note, the pictured Brooks is not included - I have invested far too much time shaping it to my behind - I will supply with a (fairly battered) Specialized Toupe Gel, and (if requested) a pair of Sora brake callipers.

The frame is in very good condition due to being obsessively cleaned, though there are a couple of scratches/chips, the worst of which is pictured.

The bike has brand new Charge track grips, and new Vittoria Randonneurs.

£400 ono. Located in Brighton (Hove), but can delivered to London with a bit of notice.

IMAG0171 by jackdavey, on Flickr

IMAG0172 by jackdavey, on Flickr

IMAG0174 by jackdavey, on Flickr

IMAG0175 by jackdavey, on Flickr
http://www.flickr.com/photos/52041156@N07/6468059591/in/photostream/

I am selling my Viva Pista, as I now feel that what I really need in my life is a fixed cx bike with a 203mm 6 piston disc brake and stunt pegs. Or some watered down version of the above.

The bike consists of the following:-

Viva Pista 1 frame/fork (55cm)
Stock seatpost
Stock headset

System Ex 80mm quill stem
Charge Spit riser bars (slightly cut down)

Brev.M 165mm crankset
Brev.M 44t chainring
System Ex 17t sprocket+lockring
Odyssey Twisted peds, BLB double cages+straps

Handbuilt wheels (built at Gatwick Evans Cycles)
Front - Halo Aerotrack white rim, 2x snowflake laced onto purple Halo hub
Rear - Halo Aerotrack purple rim, 3x laced onto white Halo f/f hub

Please note, the pictured Brooks is not included - I have invested far too much time shaping it to my behind - I will supply with a (fairly battered) Specialized Toupe Gel.

The frame is in very good condition due to being obsessively cleaned, though there are a couple of scratches/chips, the worst of which is pictured.

The bike has brand new Charge track grips, and new Vittoria Randonneurs.

£425 ono. Located in Brighton (Hove), but can delivered to London with a bit of notice.

IMAG0171 by jackdavey, on Flickr

IMAG0172 by jackdavey, on Flickr

IMAG0174 by jackdavey, on Flickr

IMAG0175 by jackdavey, on Flickr

IMAG0178 by jackdavey, on Flickr

Butterworth insurance come CTC recommended, and offer new-for-old compensation, ie no depreciation. Plus generally better cover than others. Needless to say, I went with them

The geo on those is bloody flawless, not the most aggressive around but just so easy, nimble and comfy. Not that i'm biased or anything.

Apologies for the deviation Robinoco

Hell yes, ill wire some money somewhere and learn semaphore, all in the aid of furthering my enlightenment.

Just so its clear, I'm very not knocking the event, I will do my best to make it, and told a relevant customer about it at work today

No probs Paul - has she got a bike now? There were sizing v availability issues when I left brighton

i don't really understand the point, but more than up for it, should be a good warm-up for the following weeks sportive...so is it more like a self-sufficient long distance ride survival-y type deal rather than attempting to get a good time, no feed stations etc so you have to carry enough with you? what's the penalty for finishing too quickly, double-entendre based ridicule?

first time go at writing a cheque it is then, weird week, had to send a fax the other day. must be in ashes to ashes

the 'what is a reliability trial?' page doesn't really explain much - is it basically a sportive without signposting? What are the required controls? Can you only pay by cheque?

i particularly enjoyed the fact that the valves are correctly lined up with the tyre logos. an oft-overlooked detail these days...

ah sorry winston didn't think of that...

didn't see any messages about the latest run, i need to get another really

Hi all,

Having got a new bike and started training properly and riding loads, I have subsequently grown out of a couple of jerseys. Both are pretty new, all inside label printing intact etc.

Mavic Helium - size Large (but they come up very small, I usually wear a medium Nalini, this is a bit smaller than that), full zip, one of the rear pockets is zipped

£15

IMAG0134 by jackdavey, on Flickr

IMAG0135 by jackdavey, on Flickr

Rollapaluza club jersey from the most recent batch - size 2/small, quarter zip

£10

IMAG0138 by jackdavey, on Flickr

IMAG0140 by jackdavey, on Flickr

can be UPSed from Brighton to anywhere in the UK

Jack

those flat bars go for 60 quid new. fuck knows why, if theyre the same as the ones they stock on the completes

I think the point of Morvelo is being missed here, as someone who's met them and been to their races they strike me as competitive cyclists first, designers second. Despite this the kit looks generally pretty great.

But then haters gon....

Loctite do make superglue dissolver

26" Rear wheel, system ex fixed-fixed hub on a mavic 317 disc rim, 3x lacing

Tenner?

Plus I have a freecycle cheapo front wheel, 700c

have a look on bikely.com and theres loads of stuff on there if you need maps

The type of bearings shouldn't make any difference, and cup-and-cone systems are really worth avoiding. The biopace thing is just an early ovalised chainring design, the cranks just need a square taper axle to fit to, and the frame will take an IS thread 68mm bodied bb of any kind, so putting the two requirements together, a 68x113 shimano un54 should be perfect and long-lasting

ta mate, means a lot