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Really nice!

Cane Creek lever sold

I assumed fees were included in the price

Are you based in the US? Halo Aerotrack are solid, good value wheels in my opinion. No experience with the set you linked to. What do you intend to use the wheels for? If you are running a brake consider that the Mavics don't have a machined sidewall. That doesn't mean you can't use a brake on them but they might not brake as well as wheels/rims with machined sidewall. They might not look as pretty after some brake use either. For commuting I'd get the aerotracks, for track the Mavics.
Omnium cranks are cheaper if you get them from Germany

Loving the saddle ;)
I would change the cable routing though. Have a look at
http://www.sheldonbrown.com/cables.html
You can skip the stuff relating to gears. Towards the you'll find some example pictures

no worries. I want one of these so badly but unfortunately too small for me :( Please get it so I can stop thinking about buying it and somehow making it fit...

something similar to the Brother 725 Track in the classifieds at the moment:

https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/285537/#comment12998160

Are those the original fork and headset? I want to replace the fork on mine but I read that Cadex uses JIS standard so I'm wondering if I need to get the head tube reamed.

Nice

2nd dibs cinelli stem if it is 26.4 clamp

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liked on facebook as well. Great collection and concept!!

I used Kinlin XC279 rims as I didn't like the branding on the H+S. They're as wide as the Archetypes I think and 28mm deep. Only issue is that there doesn't seem to be anyone stocking them in silver so I had to order them from Germany. Can highly recommend them, they're very stiff so you can build a nice low spoke count aero wheel.
There's also the Kinlin xr31 which is even deeper (32mm) but only BHS in the US seems to stock them in silver.

Thanks, I will try and be patient ;)

Are you going to make a projects thread for it?

Not sure about 19c but Conti makes the GP 4000S II in 20c. I use that on my Hed 3 which is also designed for 19c tyres

This looks like a nice project! 23c tyres should fit just fine.

Oooh more pictures please ;)

Hi Guys, could somebody recommend a nice loop from east London/Hackney? Don't really like the idea of taking the bike on the train/bus first.
looking for some nice country roads with little traffic, whole loop around 100km. Thanks!

What front rack is that?

oh wow this is going to be good! Love that Dalsnibba.

Really like this. Got any more pictures?

Also looking for one. Anyone have one for sale?
Thanks!

I think it was the Token website. Afaik there is no difference in taper angle between JIS and ISO, both taper at 2 degrees relative to centreline according to Sheldon. What I meant was that Token/Tifosi ISO BB spindles have a different taper angle (not 2 degrees, I think they mentioned the angle but I cannot remember the exact number). At least that's what I remember from their website. They didn't mention anything about JIS, so I assumed that their JIS spindles had the usual taper angle and therefore seem to work fine

Edit: this is what I was referring to, see last post in this thread by a Token rep. Their ISO spindles are 1.8 degrees, their JIS spindles 2 degrees
http://www.bikeradar.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=12763762

Really nice, well done!

I had the same issue with this BB and remember reading on their website (they've since changed it) that they use a slightly different taper angle than ISO as suggested by @mdcc_tester. They didn't mention anything about JIS if I recall correctly so that might explain why tester's JIS spindle is fine