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The gnomes won't get bored looking at that!

Thought they would be 🤣 🤦‍♂️

What chainset are you using?

Second in line please, just in case!

thanks everyone! just found a very good description with exploded diagram in english: https://www.yellowjersey.org/ergo1.html

The fork is hideous yet intriguing at the same time... at least someone has had the sense to balance out the front/rear weight distribution by adding that lovely kickstand!

ok, sounds as simple as I thought it would - still waiting on a new spring so not starting yet anyway.

Has anyone got a digital copy? Or know where I can find one? Have checked the manuals section but no luck. Hopefully won't need them, but just in case....

Yes, many of the early carbon "monocoque" frames very similar to this one were just rebadged. Not sure if this one is or not, and I can't remember the company.

Looks similar to the early carbon Peugeots and Kestrel frames. I can't remember the company that made them - Aegis?

Sorry, didn't get back to you. I'd need the 1.75" version so I'll pass. Thanks

Thanks, need to double check they will fit in my frame, bit if they do I will take them please

What width are these please?

Yes please!

No problem! I think the later deore ones are the same just slightly different colour, so will probably match ok, would be nice to have a full set though!

Bump!

7/8 speed chains are all the same width, then they get progressively narrower from 9 speed up to 10, 11, etc. There is usually some margin, and using sprockets/chainrings/chain with only 1 "speed" difference will probably work OK. I would try the new chainset, if shifting is bad then just swap...

I live in Spain, the retro scene isn't huge but it does exist. I'm not aware of any RB type forums here, but there is a general appreciation of older bikes by serious cyclists, although maybe not the younger ones. My LBS appreciates all mine when I take them in now and again, he even has a...

fixed wheel with the chain on the left? that'll be some hipster who thinks it's a good idea (until he manages to unscrew the sprocket while sprinting away from the traffic lights)... There was a track bike a few years ago made specifically with the chain on the left (can't say NDS in this case...