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tremendous waste of money.

Dude £5 c'mon. it has professionally wrapped bar tape!

any pics with a rear wheel? j

not sure if you can be relegated to HHSB, but you will certainly find yourself in anti with a snowflake laced wheel!

Looks like its only missing to avoid clashing with the leg of the R, K and N. if you look at the Y it has it extending to the right, so presumably the P is the same.

saw the pics of this on cole coatings insta, looks rad.

Assemble have done/are doing some pretty great stuff, but I'm on the fence about whether they should have been shortlisted (let alone won) the Turner Prize.

They were easily the best of a pretty bad bunch, the other nominees were tragic! but when there is architetcure specific prizes like the Sterling Prize it seems a shame for the Turner Prize not to be given to someone who is actually an artist.

downtube cable routing is awesome!

He painted my carbon forks so I imagine they would do a whole frame.

@Dammit he actually used to paint cars, his InstaGram has some pretty snazzy car stuff if you go a couple pages back.

Fair enough.. however, I wrapped my bars just enough for each hand and there was no flapping at all. Internal routing would be much cleaner though, sounds like a neat idea. j

brake cable inside handlebar how does that work? why not just go with under tape routing, Ive go these on VO porteur bars and they work nicely
http://www.velovitality.co.uk/products/tektro-inverse-brake-levers

It's wet paint rather than powdercoat but frame and carbon forks came to £140 which seems very fair. Turn around time was also very fast.

Cole Coatings did my frame recently, Dan was great and the quality is top notch. would paint again 10/10

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Hey Mads, cheers!

No, though I had thought this might be the issue, it looked pretty tidy so didn't worry. Will drop it round the LBS on Monday and see what they think.

not sure why but the headset/fork seems a little stiff. I can hear a bit of rubbing. there is no spacers as the steerer is very short, probably 4mm space between top of stem and steerer which i know is a little bit too much... it doesnt feel awful but doesn't seem quite right.

the 5600 brakes are currently temporary, I had them in the parts bin. but they have got me wondering if silver stem and post might be nicer?

So finally got a few bits on the frame. Annoyingly waited 3 weeks for the headset, but very pleased with it. Seeing as I'm SO non comital with paint, I wanted to get something a little punchy, a pink CK seemed like the perfect excuse ;)

how big is it?

to order food from them only costs £2.50 so god knows how much they pay their deliveroos

Nice, looking forward to seeing this built up. I actually bought this and got a refund as I wasn't convinced it was right for me..... I'm feeling a little jel now ;)

Hard Moves at The Arch were pretty fun this morning. Though I only managed a couple! :)

nice, solid review here too. I want to use them for long ish rides and light touring, might 20/24 spokes be a little too low?

Though I doubt I would ever have more than 10kg on the front, and probably 5kg on the back, and I only weigh 63kg.

looks like the Kinlin come in silver and 490g is pretty spot on. thanks mate

whats the verdict on A23's? want something silver, wide and relatively light.

can you buy the pave just as rims or is it only direct buy as wheelset?