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I think the designer(?)'s name is Caleb Kozlowski

Makes me think of this

Realistically you're best to get yourself on a frame with the correct top-tube length and go from there. If the top-tube is correct for you, then 100mm of seatpost is probably good. Another factor, (which matters less on modern frames with the sloping top tube) is the stand over height, ie: if you brake suddenly and need to step down off the saddle, will you have anough space to "land" without crushing any important bits?

The reason I say this is because my brother and I are both 6ft spot on but have different length legs, therefore ride different size bikes.

The "c" is competition, so it's a bit lighter. I have heard, however, that it is slightly more prone to denting when dropped or knocked over than the normal 531

Also considering amberwalls for the finished build...
Any strong opinions?

Brake levers arrived

Looking for a 32H silver front hub with cartridge bearings, either qr or track and preferably cheap. Can do worn out bearings too. Something like Novatec or similar

Thanks :-)
And like that ultra romance guy, except riding £200 bikes

I've been put in my place

I think you're right, besides who am I to say I'm just an internet nerd with shallow pockets!

I'm just being a wind up because I can tbh...
And yeah, they have found a niche/lifestyle that people will buy into I guess.

Price drop to £55

Apparently they're meant to

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For those who don't get the joke

Looking for a specialized tricross singlecross in 56cm or 58cm preferably for cheaps. But will consider anything similar. Would also consider just a tricross if it was cheap enough

Ooooh haha...
Yeah I'd do what @richardshill says - most lbs will have them in stock, or be able to help you out

From the looks of this - the cable just goes straight in probs with a ferrule, obviously yours will have slightly more interesting routing due to the drop top tube

Should just be a normal metal/plastic brake ferrule or the cable. Might just go in there without anything on the end. Bear in mind there may be paint in the hole that makes it smaller

You just run the cable like this

No need for a noodle I shouldn't think

36 spokes is maybe overkill for what my girlfriend needs, but cba with finding a different hub. Also 10 vanity points to me for lining up valve hole and logo

Rear wheel about to happen

Makes me feel very proud

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4809520/Jessica-Wells-killed-pensioner-crash-spared-jail.html

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