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Re: Do you have pictures of the crescent?

Re: Reduced/FT Vintage FSA Afterburner Crankset Forged and CNC I'd also be really interested in the Ultimate Machine cranks, depending on color. Send me some photos if you can!

Re: Weren't these just on ebay for 250usd?

Re: I have a set of the marzocchi forks you're looking for. They came off my 95' Kona Sex Too, and are solid black. I believe I have a nos set of decals for them and a nos set of seals and wipers as well so they can be rebuilt. PM me if you're interested.

Yeah, just like that!

Re: I would buy a 3dv with turquoise splash in a heartbeat!

Re: I don't know how much shipping to the states would cost, but I'd be interested if you decided to go that route... or if you decide to split I'd buy the decelerators in a heartbeat.

The title says it all. I'm looking for a purple Ringle twister (not the one with the holes) seat qr and will pay the right price for the right part. Shoot me a pm if you have one that you wouldn't mind parting with.

Does anybody have a NOS CS-M900 cassette that they'd like to part with? PM me if you do.

The title says it all, I'm looking for a long cage XTR RD-M950 derailleur in good shape. Shoot me a message if you have one that you wouldn't mind parting with.

Re: Real Racing silver brake levers all yours LikeClockwork

Does anybody know what bb spindle length works with Kooka forged cranks? The Bike Pro website has some info about 122.5 and 117.5 working with certain Kooka cranks, but they aren't specific as to the exact model. Any help would be much appreciated!

Re: Real Racing silver brake levers Are they for canti or v brakes?

Does anyone know the bottom bracket spindle length for Kooka Forged cranks? The bike pro website states that some Kooka models use 117.5mm spindle, but most use a 122.5 spindle, but it doesn't clarify what models of cranks use what spindle.

Re: IRD Seatpost, NOS tyres, NOS crank Oh man, I wish you had two of those blue wall Ritcheys! I'd buy them in a heartbeat.

How much for the fat fingers? Dibs pending price.

I rode on a Softride suspension stem for a long time before moving up to suspension forks, and the first thing I noticed was the increase in that "trail buzz" that you're talking about. The stem was really great for dampening small bumps and vibrations, but in contrast, the Softride wasn't...

That's true, but I'm sure a consensus can be reached on the level of plushness or firmness of a saddle. The Turbo for example, is much more plush than the Flite; and the Flite is only slightly more plush than a granite slab.

Passing on the cassette

Re: Colnago Saddle question (road saddle on an mtb?) hmmm, no I never realized that. I guess I've only seen them on mountain bikes, but then again, I don't really pay too much attention to roadsters. I'm more interested to know how comfortable they are.