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Neil_K

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You're probably a bl**dy battery in that case!

 

This is cycling porn.

 

For my next trick (subject to clarification as to whether my eyes deceive me) I'm thinking seriously about one of these frames to build into my ultimate fixed-gear bike here

 

And yes, I am considering the pink option 🥰 (but will inevitably plump for naked CF...) *rolleyes*

 

I've got a stack of carbon for the 7 - sitting in a garage roughly 350 miles away from the car...

 

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What are the brakes Myles??? So nice to see side pulls for a change everyone went centre pull/arms on braze ons a decade (or two ago) I always thought a properley set up side pull gave better braking (more feel on the lever, much less stretch on brake wire) they look like Modolo items from that shape design??? Are the brake arms in CF not alloy ??? Those I could get excited about. Still couldn't beat my 753 frame tho *tongue* that is classic bike porn *thumbup*

 

Dicks

 

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'professional working day'.

 

The phrase I hate is

 

" Contracted to work the hours deemed neccesary"

 

So I now leave home at 6 and get home at 9 and I do not mean the one 3 hrs later

 

Be glad when I can down size and become a probation officer for organic Llamas *cool*

 

Leave no more than a footprint, take no more than a photo

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What are the brakes Myles???

 

I think they probably are CF items - but I've only ordered the bars and levers...

 

...so far... *wink*

 

Just to burst your bubble, what I really want is to get hold of an almost-mythical disc-enabled 700c fork. I built a set of (apologies - like **** *tongue*- to those non-bikies of the sheds) wheels based on Mavic ceramic rims two years ago so that I could stop safely in my close-quarters-combat style of city riding in wet, wet Edinburgh. Unfortunately, despite the excruciating cost of the rims - and a search through various brake blocks - I still can't stop safely if it does more than drizzle.

 

So, given that I trust my life to the disc-brakes on my MTB on a regular basis during the winter - that's the way I really want to go. Bit of a weight penalty - and disc-equipped 700c forks are almost unobtainium due to a ban in cyclocross - but not impossible...

 

So, lets' see now. CF frame, forks, bars and seat-post. Check!. Handbuilt (by me!) wheels. Check! Fixie - or convertible to (yech!) gears. Check! Stops in all-weathers (hmm - that'll take a couple more days of overtime to achieve... not cheap!)

 

By-buggery, that'll be a fixie to behold though.

 

Especially in PINK! 🥰 *wink*

 

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Alcester Racing

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  • 2 weeks later...

FFS - I reckon this is something like week 10 or so out of the last 12 where I've got a half to full day of fecking work at the weekend.

 

Can someone remind me what it's like to have two fecking days off in a row?

 

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Alcester Racing

7s Ecosse™

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Alcester-Racing-Sevens.com


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