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I am biased, but Rapha bibs all the way. Also you can go and try them on at the shop in Soho to make sure you get the right fit and if you get the women's classic bibs then under the classics guarantee you can return them within 30 days if they don't fit or you don't like them even if you've worn them a lot. So you can test them on a few long rides to make sure you get on with them.
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Spam alert...selling a BNIB Lomography Diana Mini camera for £20 here: http://www.lfgss.com/conversations/271383/
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Small road frame, perfect for a conversion. This was my first ever single speed bike which I then turned fixed. Bought from this very forum in 2009: http://www.lfgss.com/conversations/157666/ and rode it daily until around 2011 when I upgraded but kept the frame on standby in case my current bike got damaged or nicked. Now that I have a road bike I don't really need an emergency frame so am putting it back to whence it came.
It's no longer in great condition.
– The paintwork is chipped and scratched to hell pretty much everywhere
– there's rust on the seat clamps and chainstays
– there's residue of various stickers and tape (the infamous CUNT stickers)
– the headset is well stiff
– I think there's a spider living inside it.BUT IT WILL RIDE! AND IT LOOKS COOL!
Perfect for your shorter lady, I'm 5'3 and it fit like a dream.
Seat tube 48cm ctc
Top tube 50cm ctcDue to it's frankly appalling state I'm going to let it go for £50 + £15 postage or collection from Stoke Newington











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The box is slightly battered but it's never been opened and all the contents are untouched.
It was a present and though I really like the idea of it, I barely even use my digital camera at the moment and I could do with the cash for bike parts instead.
£20 collected from Stoke Newington/Kings Cross/LMNH
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Last year I got a bargain on this frame direct from the Planet X website, however I never built it up because I was lacking the £££ for all the fancy crabon parts I wanted, and when I put some wheels on it recently when thinking about riding it at the Red Hook Crit I realised that it's actually slightly too big for me. So this is a brand new frame literally never built up or ridden. It also comes with an aero seatpost (pictured).
Sizing according to the website is 5′2″ to 5′6″ (157cm-167cm) however I am 5'3 and I couldn't quite stand flat-footed over it so I'd say it's for 5'4 to 5'6 height people. The seat tube is 52cm ctt, 50cm ctc, effective head tube 51.7cm (more specs on the link below).
FORKS/HEADSET NOT INCLUDED. These were given to me by @HoKe to try out and buy if I liked them but since it was never built I owe him these back so are for illustrative purposes only, this sale is for the frame and seatpost only.
£190 + £15 postage or collection from Stoke Newington
Currently £549.99 on the Planet X website you can see the full specs for the frame on this page too -
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Someone on a red low pro throwing devil horns at @Sumo and I earlier today at the junction between Balls Pond Road and Essex Road. Was too tired to recognise or wave back, could only manage a weak grin. Who you?
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That girl in white at the front absolutely buried herself during the final race, she spent about 5 laps on the front of our chasing group totally going for it and trying to break away before blowing up a couple of laps from the finish and got left for dead I think. She was very strong to have kept it up for so long but that was a bad move tactically.
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Thanks so much to everyone who cheered me on during the women's final race. It was fucking incredible to be racing and have my name being screamed at me on nearly every corner. I felt like a celebrity and it really helped me keep pushing on (and more people were shouting my name than Juliet Elliott who was also in my group which made me feel pretty smug, ha).
It was an amazing race and I'm really chuffed to have placed 19th out of 39, especially since I only started training properly a month ago.
Tis gone!