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I'm running the 26x1.35 folding kojaks on my polo bike. They're really grippy and roll really fast when you take them up to max psi. I'll be replacing them with the same when they've worn out.

Cheers Rob

What's the 700c disc fork all you Dolan riders are using?

I'm gunna be in london for the first 2 weeks of March, I can take them north

I'm using cx comps deflated to the minimum psi. They're a little slippy but I haven't had an off yet.

I believe the dmr and surly are for a screw on freewheel and a 6 bolt disk. Both of these options will build a non dished wheel which is stronger than using a cassette hub, where you'll end up with a dished wheel .

Sm pomp, 170 cranks, 35 cx tyre but the cleats are on the rear setting as I had to use a drill to remove the old ones. Excuse the filth. I haven't had chance to clean it since riding on salty roads.

I'm the same size as your mate. I'm riding a sm Pompetamine. With a 110mm stem. Only issue is toe overlap. If they're thinking of riding fixed or with mudguards I'd say go medium, definitely med if fixed with mudguards.

All looks ok. If you can afford a white industries freewheel you'll not regret it. The shimano is ok but they need a lot more tlc.

I've got a lrg Pompino. 135 rear spaced with fork. No disk mounts obviously. Offers

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@andy_k no worries. I'm down until the 16th anyway.

Dibs on the wheel please Andy. Pm your number and I'll phone to arrange payment/pick up

The skies are now blue!!
I'm in London, but haven't got my polo bike or mallet. If there's polo happening I may come and watch/drink beer and heckle.

I've got a pomp frame and fork I want rid of. It's baby blue, I had it coldset to 135 to fit an Alfine hub, I also had a braze on added to accomadate a coaster brake.
I replaced it with a smaller Pompetamine frame, which is more suited to me. You can have them for £65 plus whatever the postage costs.
If you're interested pm me.

V1 is 135mm rear spacing

Lot of people used pompinos and still do. They're not ideal but do make a reasonable first polo bike. If you do go down that road get one a size too small.

I've been running a shimano freewheel for a year now. Still works perfectly well. It's easy enough to strip,clean,grease and reassemble, which I tend to do every 3-4 months.
The dicta is really cheap, note there are no notches in it to fit the removal tool. You'll have to strip it and either use a vice, Stilson wrench or hacksaw to remove the inner part.
The white industries freewheel is the best on the market, a freewheel for life. Definitely worth the money once you've played around and found what gearing best suits your needs.

Have you seen this cab.
3 days ago • #1086
gponx
Hi everyone. If anyone is looking for front disc hubs, 48h, sealed bearings, solid axle with nuts. I'm your man.
35€
I also have rears in 135mm, SS cassette, 72 POE, 48h. 50€

Drop me a line at info@perrodelmallet.com

I think e wanted something like a pomp but wi 26" wheels

The on one inbred is similar looking to the old Pompino. Designed for 26" wheels, 2 dropout options, 135 rear spacing and disc only. Much slacker geo though as it's a MTB frame.
A lot of the polo frames are for 26" wheels, but the geo is much tighter than the pomp and they're considerably shorter too. Cheap options are hija de la coneja and fixie foxie. IMHO the fixie foxie is lighter and looks better. They also build to order so you could get some alterations to the stock frameset.

No worries. Just had a few hours to kill so thought I'd post to see if anyone fancied beer!! I've found some Bengali tiger so I'm happy:).
I may see you here in brum sooner, I might come over to watch the tourney.

I've a train to catch at 7.20 from new st. And just got to brum. Anyone fancy meating up for pre polo refreshments?

A night drinking chinook brewed by the brew company. Really hoppy 3.8 session beer. I'd definitely recomend.

If you're after some disc p2s these might still be available http://www.lfgss.com/comments/10227205/

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