Recent content by klaw71

Re: Re: Don't forget to turn the fork crown round the right way before fitting. :D

Re: Hi, link to brochure from Goatsurfer.com, sizes are on the last page http://www.goatsurfer.com/assets/Nuke_Proof_1997.pdf , hope that helps.

That was from fishlips toxic tuna in salt lake city.

Re: Greg LeMond?

Re: Looks like one of his co sponsors was Mavic by his race shirt. http://www.jasonmcroy.com/jmc/images/do ... per_01.jpg

A bit late now, but have you tried Hilary Stone, he has a 26.0 on his website for £49. http://www.hilarystone.com/stems2.html

You can buy them from Rocky Mountain http://boutique.bikes.com/8-11-38-produ ... badge.html hope that helps.

This might help as a simple solution http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewto ... p;t=212673

I use continental edge on mine, seems to be quite a good all round tyre, pretty much limited to under 1.95 on the rear due to clearance, originally came with a continental Baja but their pretty hard to find these days.

Delivery was about 10 days when I ordered from them, just don't get the firm, hardly any compression and I weigh 12 stone, service from them is exellent. Good to see the Zinn's going to be used again :D

copied from a discussion about Jim Docherty on Glasgow fixed gear forum I was just wondering if he was still making frames, although i figure now that he isn't! Would love to see more of his work though. not as far as I know, it was a line he ended up in after a collaboration with...

Only 14g heavier than xtr chainset with front derailer, can't see weight being an issue.

Most definately say try to buy it, I can't see another one coming up for sale any time soon, here's a link http://www.constructorsrg.com/portfolio.html to spencers company CRG. I remember seeing the red one in MBA many moons ago.

These were available as frameset only, so maybe theyr'e not replacements, since the success came with Sachs headset and not campagnolo, i'd say it was bought as a frameset, but I could be wrong. :)

Are there any cycle commuters using these http://www.bikeglow.co.uk/ lights, looks like a great idea for commuters when the nights start drawing in. Hardly any added weight and you get seen from all angles.