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Yes, I know. Just teasing… 😜

Unless they don’t have them 😉 https://www.ebay.com/itm/304199167802

My KG85 is marked ‘TVT’

Love that they flocked Wickes the wrong way around and just didn’t care 😏

Not a KG85?

Yes, and the shorter you can get them, the better. Mine are just 80mm with 40mm tyres, hence the closeness of the cable to the tyre. With fenders you likely cannot go short enough for normal drop bar levers without a travel agent. Pad clearance will become a problem. If you are willing to...

Looking for pulley wheels for my 1990/1991 (C-)Record R010 rear derailleur. The third photo shows the pulleys; adjustable bearings like the C-Record, but black K

Nice handlebar shape! What are they?

Colnago’s for Holland and Belgium were painted in Belgium AFAIK. There must have been a reason…

Without a doubt Dura Ace 7800* *and I have ridden everything; 600, 600EX, Nuovo Record, C-Record, Dura Ace 7400, 7700, 7800, 7900 Di2, Record 10, 11, Dura Ace 9000, 9100…

Citec, German. May feature in some old Tour Magazine

180mm cranks only came in the old style at first

Those are 175…

XTR FC-M900, FC-M950 or FC-M952 cranks(et) in 180mm preferably in good condition

I think the main reason they became known as suicide levers is the level of maintenance, or rather lack thereof, on 1970’s bike-boom bicycles. The problem is that as your brake pads wear the safety levers run out of lever stroke before the main levers do. So, if you are mainly using the main...

It does not annoy me that much… :)

Yes, I did and I am quite sure I came across them a year or two ago and asked him to take them down. What actually annoys me most is that he appears to be using the brochures to attract visitors to his youtube channel and web/eBay shop …

You could also keep the Rega Apollo and buy a separate DAC that you like better that the built-in DAC of your preamp or the one in the Apollo. I can heartily recommend the Chord.

It is just another interface to choose from. But maybe galvanic isolation with certain DACs that are susceptible to that?

DT Swiss Competition double butted stainless steel spokes are still exactly as they were in the early 1980’s