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Err, the pictures are massive, so I can send them by pm for interested parties..

Got some of this that I've had knocking about for an age cost £45 new, it's black, and brand new in the box. £30 posted

I've also got a spare set of the cork end plugs for £6 posted

Campagnolo Record 8 speed 12-19 straight through £20 posted

Conti sprinter tub new in 22mm tan colour £23 posted

Vittoria corsa evo sc 25mm used once for the Grand Depart of the 2013 Tour De France by the (stage winning) Giant Shimano team. £28 posted

Tektro Lateral pull brake calipers. bought these to aero out my fixed TT bike and never got round to it, can sell individually or as a pair. £33 posted

Regina Extra America 8 speed freewheel, very rare, very light, and very nice. Only done a few TT's from Nos, ~100 miles. These can go for ridiculous money, I'm looking for £45 posted, oh, I've got the metal tin too.

This, my Makino rides much better than my Peloton, and practically any other bike I've ever ridden.

Yeah, looks a bit classy now, my bum did prefer the fizik saddle though

To save any trawling, this is the original parts bin build

Slight change to the daily ride, definitely looks classier. Not sure I prefer it

I only really stayed around Melbourne, but from what I saw, the country is made for cycling, the roads are wide, there are 1000,000 velodromes and 20 road races every day in summer. You will regret not having a bike when you get there...

Do it. I took my track bike and nobody blinked an eye, and as it was long haul I didn't have to pay any extra,.

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Sold

Aww, that force22 group is cheap cheap..

They don't look comfy, they do look mean though.

Nope!

Ahh, Kronos must be the wobbly shaped skinny ones then?

I ride for Ilkley.. Is it cos my Makino is pink?

Thanks. Now I have the bike built, buskers amps and soundsystem sorted I feel almost relaxed.

It's a very small ceremony ;) I'll tell you all about it next time I see you..

Tandem is fundem!

The lugset stands out nicely! Building wheels yourself tends not to be any cheaper. But definitely more fun.

Wedlocked. On this

The only problem being, I'm getting married imminently, and the tandem is our means of transport, so it needs to be built up asap. Think I'll just tape and aero route the cables. Will look slightly silly to those that know. Luckily, there won't be too many cyclists at the wedding.

Right, I'm building a tandem, and using some stuff that doesn't quite work together aesthetically looking for a 2nd opinion.

It's a 60's Peugeot, and the only 25.4 bars I had spare were some nitto b123 to which I fitted Modolo Kronos levers (not ideal but looks okay). I was planning on leaving bars untaped, canti brakes and aero levers though, what do I do with the brake cables?

I recently got a 45t, I usually ride 47x17 through winter, but 45x17 was surprisingly enjoyable, spin out like mad at 30mph, but no grind whatsoever on the lumps and bumps of Yorkshire. gone up to 45x15 on the fun bike now and currently using 53x14 for TT.

I'm guessing no. And thanks for getting me excited over the prospect of an ax front brake.

Is there any aero advantage to them? Or are they purely aesthetic?

Ooh, are these in production or just one off's for thine self?