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His ^^ flickr is ripe with anti

Nope. Considering contacting pinarello about it.

Trying to work out what i need to get my pina build on the go, and the integrated headset is confusing the hell out of me. Could someone possibly tell me what i already have, and what i need from these photos?

The top of the headtube:

and the bottom:

I've been looking at diagrams but i still cant work it out..

And i'm also at a loss as to where to get a seatpost clamp from?

I've been trawling the internet for any similar frames and so far haven't found anything. The gb team used very similar frames (jambon bought one from them http://www.pedalroom.com/p/pinarello-pista-2156_13.jpg) but the seat-tubes on them wasn't aero and didn't have a cut-out for the wheel. I also found a scandium frame that appears to be the same tubing (with the cut-out) but minus the carbon seat stays http://www.flickr.com/photos/60018206@N02/6334827766/.

Mystery frame is a mystery.

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"i'll ski on your lunch, if i want to."

Would be interested in the forks if for some reason they get split from the frame.

Picked the Pinarello up today, props to dommyracer.

What little understanding of integrated headsets has now been completely exhausted, it seems to have some but not all of a headset in...
Excited to get it built up though.

Don't tempt me....

Cane Creek will have something that fits - looks like it might be semi-integrated/zero-stack, but CC have all bases covered. Very little to choose between any cartridge bearing headset since 90% of them use the same TH Industries cartridges.

Yeah, think it is integrated, after looking at this (ignoring who owned the bike at the time). The frame in the picture is a slightly different model but i cant imagine they'd make them that different.

So think i should be fine with something like this http://www.planet-x-bikes.co.uk/i/q/HSCCIS3-118-BLK-INT/cane_creek_is3_integrated_headset___11_8___black___integrated

Pina looks awesome! rough welds, who gives a shit!? What you thinking for the build?

Not sure really, those forks were as about as far as i got to thinking about it. Was either thinking about building up some nice wheels with mavic open pro ceramics (or h+son tb-14s if i'm feeling rich) or getting some otp ones like the mavic ellipses. Bars i'll probably go for pursuit style ones or might give some ergo drops a go. Never built up a frame with a 1 1/8 steerer so i need some advice about headsets? Just need a reasonably affordable one that'll suit the frame?

Collecting it tomorrow so dont have decent photos of it yet, here's one the seller took

(some more here http://www.lfgss.com/thread77980.html#post2610157)

gonna build it up slowly i reckon, always fancied an alu tarck bike and dibsed this spur of the moment. Not the prettiest (those welds...) but thought i may as well take it that price, can always sell it on if i'm not feeling it.

I'll be collecting this tomorrow unless something drastic and unforeseeable happens.

Gahhh, fork jealousy on that spotter. Just spontaneously picked up a pinarello pursuit frame and now trying to find a set of those Alpina's to go on it.

Just what it says in the title really, after a pair of these forks, they're the ones that Dolan and a couple of other companies ship with their frames, they look like this:

Found a couple online but thought i'd see if anyone on here had any surplus to requirements.

Cheers.

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Tokyo fixed have got it http://www.tokyofixedgear.com/shopdisplayproducts.asp?Search=Yes&sppp=10&page=1&Keyword=Newbaums&category=ALL&highprice=0&lowprice=0&allwords=Newbaums&exact=&atleast=&without=

(couldn't resist)

Bazinga

2nd dibs

Almost £10,000 and you don't even get a seatclamp bolt.

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So many individual wtf elements in this.

Yeah I wouldn't go as far as to call them compression straps cos the thickness of the side panels prevents any real compression, but they're really useful for securing tripods/cardboardtubes to the side. The amount of adjustable straps is ridiculous, i still havent worked out what some of them do.

Quite a good review of the T-Level Infinity here http://fxdfwd.co.uk/?page_id=2127 and another one here http://takeoverla.blogspot.com/2010/06/official-t-level-infinity-rolltop.html

I've been using it for about a month now and have to say i haven't had a remotely sweaty back once whilst using it. It was a bit bigger than i was expecting, but I've also never found myself in a situation where i couldn't carry something.

reckon it's worth shooting tokyo fixed an email and asking whether they'd honour it?

EDIT: definitely didnt go for £1200 on ebay......