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A serendipitous entry for the "Eye Candy" thread.

'Fraid I don't have any useful thoughts, but the title of the thread brought this to mind:

PM sent re Deore II hubs.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/NOS-GOI-CONTINI-F ... K_Bikes_GL

If you are still looking, I've got a pair of chromed Gios forks that may be going spare - 129mm threaded steerer is too short for my frame. Let me know if you want pics or more info.

You beat me to it.

Nice pics. Hard Yakka jeans and RM Williams boots?

Bellissimo. My favourite part is the bottle.

Largish frame (late 80s?), good quality steel, components unclear from the photo. If I were nearer Sevenoaks I'd go and kick the tyres (such as they aren't). http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 0650253053

Re: . Actually, I do, and to my considerable surprise I found it in the first place I looked. If you're not in a desperate rush, I can stick it in the post when I'm back in Blighty in a month or so. I could post it from here, but it probably wouldn't get there any quicker :roll...

Nice. Mind if I ask where you found the decals?

http://cgi.ebay.fr/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie ... 0456480402

You're probably right about small production runs of wool jerseys - perhaps the Rapha prices aren't so unreasonable after all. Reckon you'll be fine with 42x26 - I find (oddly) that I don't miss gears that I haven't got, if that makes any sense? Looks like the 205k shares much of the route...

Very jealous. Trying to persuade an Italian friend to do it next year. Presume you have seen the Brooks video on Youtube? (someone linked it in your earlier Eroica thread). The key appears to be a moustache suitably curled at the ends. The two French chaps who did Luchon-Bayonne (see the...

£200 reserve :shock:. If only I were a few inches shorter.

In a similar vein, about a month ago, two French cyclists recreated the original Pyrenean stage from Luchon to Bayonne on period bikes. Described here (in French): http://www.velo101.com/cyclosport/artic ... ns-!--1238 In short: 326k, 5 cols, almost 24 hours. One rode a 48x24(!) single...

Chorus braze-on front mech please. cheers

Campag seatpost as described and very quick postage to France. Top banana.

Nice trip down (or rather up) memory lane, but I'm with Carl on this one. Judging by the amount of seatpost showing, that frame is far too small for you; it almost looks like a normal MTB. As a rule of thumb when sizing Raleigh bikes for teenagers, while seated (with the seatpost stuffed...

PM sent re seatpost.