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Ok, Here she is. And what dirty bitch she is too!!!

Frame - Charge Plug Medium
Forks - Unknown
Headset - Chris King w/ Thomson Cap
Stem - Cinelli Pista
Bars - Bontrager TT Bullhorns
Bartape - Pro Gel w/ Cinelli Bar Ends
Saddle - San Marco Regal
Seatpost - Thomson Elite
Seatclamp - Swobo
Cranks - Sugino RD2
Bottom Bracket - Sugino
Chainring - Gebhardt Track 46t
Pedals - MKS Sylvan Track
Clips - Genetic Double
Straps - Lapize Leather
Chain - KMC BMX Freestyle
Sprocket - Cheap 16t
Lockring - Andel
Wheels - Halo Aerorage Double Fixed
Tyres - Vittoria Randoneur 700 x 28c
Rim Strips - Continental

This would look right at home with some carbon forks. Didn't you have carbon on your last bike?

Assless 3/4 bib chaps?

ha ha

thinking of these unless you've got any other recommendations?

They are all tiny :(

Well I looked a new wheelset and might go with an otp set rather than building my own.

Solid and light, them two words don't usually go together do they?

I've made myself a mission of trying to make my charge plug lighter, not sure how I'm going to go about it, because carbon forks on that paint job would look horrid, would probably look good one pissed up's ride though. I could ideally do with a new wheelset which might loose some weight but don't really know apart from that, ideas?

I'm starting work at 8.30pm tonight and going through until midday Friday, so no post-work drinks unless it's a boozy lunch...

Maybe we can all meet up for a beer post-ride on Friday? I want Thomson posts for all my bikes now - will have to have nasty crashes and bend them all, like I did on the Kona, to justify new ones.

I've always wondered what's so special about the thomson seat posts?

Only got the stem so far, will get a post to match once it's rolling. Ordered headset today, Woodman Axis SL Comp! I've dragged this build out so long that all the excitement has gone out of it.

ha ha, by the time this is build you will be able to order another bike on the Cycle to work scheme!

Just remember to not stop pedalling.
The only time I've had trouble with this is riding the drops really hammering it and then thinking I can relax.. YOU CAN'T!

Also hill climbing is really rewarding when riding fixed, I probably enjoy it as much as riding geared.

Italian Mayor Bans Work Cars:

http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article/ALeqM5hGfuCNitb7U48x_VOTvC_3VPX_4w

Maybe with a pic of a deep V emerging from Goatse on the back?

Ha ha, during winter I actually wore one of these with Camo trousers on my bike and got some funny looks.

that raleigh is nice

Went for a load in the end!

I put brakes are a must! They aint but traffic around town can be "a real killer!"

Pissed Up Pista - Riding brakeless with no accidents for 2 days now!

So am I.

I didn't realise you were such a tit man, teddy.

Ha ha. Didn't even realise that was the link till I opened it!

Did anyone see this one?

Ends in under an hour and only just over £100 notes at the moment;

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=320523168503&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT

i just downloaded san andreas on xbox 360... perfection.

Damn good game, It's no vice city though! Discuss...

Just bought myself a new Fuji Track... hope to see of you around town. Got to get used to this 'fixed' malarkey.

Nice one mate, I've never rode a fuji myself but they look quite nice.

Oh and riding out of the city is easier to learn...

Got to agree with this. Cities annoying when it's constantly stop start all the while.

Cheers mate, just pm'd you.

If it's built for 27inch wheels won't there be loads of clearance in the forks?

67 views and no offers?

No, not at all. I think they're lovely, too. I was just saying that 25s are likely to fit OK. Strangely, VO only post the max tyre size for those rims. Let us know how you get on with them, since edscobles the only one on here who's been posting about them.

They certainly look very classic. Have you had any punctures yet? Are they kevlar?

Right now I just need to buy myself a new frame.. trots off to classifieds...

Have I just stumbled into a conversation about Panaracers?!

@Spencey. Pretty much every road rim in the world will take 25 tyres. Those rims are meant for tyres from 25 - 32, I'd say they're a bit chunky for 25s. But they are nice and shiny.

Can you can show me another lightweight silver/chrome wheelset which doesn't cost the earth? Otherwise I think I'll go with these. (sorry if that comes across sarky)

No idea, but it's a safe bet that it'll take up to 28c tyres, however right now I have a 32c tyres on it at 85psi.

I'll order a set, fingers crossed they can take 25c, you think so?

http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2010/may/05/danny-dyer-zoo-magazine

What would Danny do about the Burka?

Ah ha ha!

Hi ladies and gentlemen.

Looking for a track frame for a new project 58/59cm will pay anything up to £250

What have you got?