Laprade SR Fluted Seat Post 27.2 Excellent Condition**SOLD**
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Midlife
Retro Wizard
I'll have it 
Just have to sort out paypal if that's OK.....
I was looking for something "original" for my late 70's TT bike and the only thing that sprung to mind was campag as that was what I rode at the time.
I was flicking through classic lightweights and came across the interesting fact that Alf Engers used a SR post for his 1978 25 Mile record....Ok it was lightened on the inside and re-shaped but an SR post
http://www.classiclightweights.co.uk/ri ... iders.html
"the Laprade pillar was carefully skimmed on the inside to reduce weight whilst keeping a smooth airflow over the surface."
Is paypal OK ?
Cheers
Shaun
Just have to sort out paypal if that's OK.....
I was looking for something "original" for my late 70's TT bike and the only thing that sprung to mind was campag as that was what I rode at the time.
I was flicking through classic lightweights and came across the interesting fact that Alf Engers used a SR post for his 1978 25 Mile record....Ok it was lightened on the inside and re-shaped but an SR post
http://www.classiclightweights.co.uk/ri ... iders.html
"the Laprade pillar was carefully skimmed on the inside to reduce weight whilst keeping a smooth airflow over the surface."
Is paypal OK ?
Cheers
Shaun
cipolinni
Old School Grand Master
SR post
Hi Shaun
Hoping you had a nice xmas.
Yes paypal is fine as a gift of course
to: [email protected]
Also provide your full name and address
All the best
Malc
Hi Shaun
Hoping you had a nice xmas.
Yes paypal is fine as a gift of course
to: [email protected]
Also provide your full name and address
All the best
Malc
Midlife
Retro Wizard
Hi Malc
I've sent the funds via Paypal Gift can you let me know when it arrives. Your e-mail address was already known to paypal as I bought a SR chainring off you in November.
Tel
The King (Alf) was certainly a marmite type of a guy and poloarised opinion a lot. He was either the spawn of the devil (the RTTC) or a dedicated innovator who tried different things to push down his personal best.
To me he was the latter, and we all tried to copy him with black and decker drill in hand and HUGE gears
In the end it was the weather that won out in the end.......on the day he (and others) had a tailwind to the turn and then the wind dropped. IIRC 4 people beat the old record that day.
I saw him a couple of times and the thing that struck me was the size of him.....Compared to the immense Trevor Bull (Carleton Weinmann) he was on the small size. This wasn't helped by the fact he didn't have any flappy clothing (drag) and seemed to wear child clothing.........rather like the lead guitarist from AC/DC LOL.
Google Lee Povey track champion to see what they look like nowadays.
No denying the guy could ride though
Cheers
Shaun
I've sent the funds via Paypal Gift
can you let me know when it arrives. Your e-mail address was already known to paypal as I bought a SR chainring off you in November.Tel
The King (Alf) was certainly a marmite type of a guy and poloarised opinion a lot. He was either the spawn of the devil (the RTTC) or a dedicated innovator who tried different things to push down his personal best.
To me he was the latter, and we all tried to copy him with black and decker drill in hand and HUGE gears
In the end it was the weather that won out in the end.......on the day he (and others) had a tailwind to the turn and then the wind dropped. IIRC 4 people beat the old record that day.
I saw him a couple of times and the thing that struck me was the size of him.....Compared to the immense Trevor Bull (Carleton Weinmann) he was on the small size. This wasn't helped by the fact he didn't have any flappy clothing (drag) and seemed to wear child clothing.........rather like the lead guitarist from AC/DC LOL.
Google Lee Povey track champion to see what they look like nowadays.
No denying the guy could ride though
Cheers
Shaun
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