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Phone holder. Supposedly water proof. The size was not stated accurately and it is too small for my phone. Fits a galaxy core (my wifes but she has no use for it). Looks identical to this one. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Waterproof-R ... 0033.m2042

Re: I got an F7 in silver but the steerer is quite short.

Re: I think it is all original exept for the seatpost. The saddle is a marin and looks early-mid 90s so i doubt it was changed. I got the pedals somewhere. I think they are original too but a bit grindy and I don't think they 'd justify the efort to service the bearings.

Thanks in advance for your input! Does anyone know the Bottom bracket required, Seat post size required? or touched up the paint on one of these frames? Bottom Braket. The seizings and codes have me thouroghly confused. The more I read about the subject the more confused I seem to get. Cranks...

A fried of mine had hers stolen and is now looking for a replacement for an upcoming cycle tour.

Re: Thank you! Will give that a go. What thread/diameter was the forced in bolt to start with please? Edit and yes its a marin.

I had a wee go at it but it's not budging. Before I crank up the force I wanted to ask: Do I remove this like a normal cartridge Botom bracket. It looks like one to me but then I spotted the threads and wee nut on the axle so started to wonder if i have to remove that first? I'll give it a scrub...

I'm interested if he isn't!

Re: http://www.gumtree.com/p/bicycles/retro ... 1128933916 Looks a bit small though.

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The retro road ride for the Lady in your life? Came a cross this while looking for mixte scrap for my first planned DIY recumbent project. It looks in such good nick I could not bring myself to sacrifice it. If it was any other weekend/half the distance and i'd get it for when granny visits...

Is there anywhere were I can buy SET of decent replacement chainrings (48 38 28, or 48 36 26 ). I't appears that to be a lot cheaper to buy a whole triple crank set, I don't want or need?

Re: Hi Dyna-Ti. Did you get this to work in the end? If so what casette hub did you use that fit, did yo need any spacers? I inquiered about this at sevearl LBS round here and they are either ignorant to the possibillity, or for some other reason don't want to know...

Re: Any extra tall roadies around? I forgot to include the link :oops: http://www.gumtree.com/p/bicycles/ralei ... 1098320932 Not mine by the way so i have no idea in waht condition it is in.

Re: Re: Much much nicer condition than mine. And smaller. I really like the geometry on mine but it weighs 16Kg… and in 1990 they just somehow forgot to braze ons for mounting a pannier on the seat stays. Very hard to get an adapter for a mono stay in the UK these days…. I'm just about to...

Any extra tall roadies around? Any extra tall roadies around?

am I right in thinking these are tubulars rather than clincher rims?

Aparently there is a Scottish Parliament debate on Active Transport on the 7th. of Jan. I shall be contacting my MSP asking him to attend (and if I manage timewise outline my views)! http://pedalonparliament.org/tis-the-season/ It's easy to find out who they are. https://www.writetothem.com

Re: I like the Idea of a MacRetro team ride! However as i'm kind of trying to galvanize support from the borders and trying to get borderers to turn up on the day. So depending on how successful I'm going to be with that, i'm not sure it will be appropriate for me to "abandon" any borders...

MacRetro seems to have a very strong off road emphasis but i'm sure you would all agree it would be nice to be able to actually cycle to the local trails with children… I thought that this would be better here than in Edinburgh but I find that in Edinburgh i had a better chance to find a quiet...