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Re: Hi mate, i live nearby... Sending you a pm

Re: Interested, pics if possible please

Re: Sent pm back ( i think).

Re: Is this still for sale ? Can you pm me if it is ? Cheers

Re: Just bought a really nice crank bros carbon seatpost from Mike. Well packaged, Posted quickly and it was a fair price. Quality parts from a trusted seller :D Thanks

Sounds good, PM sent

Re: What a cool bike mate !! what printer are you using to print your own graphics ? or do you email the design to a company on-line somewhere ?

Na I dont mind buying second hand ( Im on Retrobike !!) Good condition 2nd hand kit is fine with me, I just dont want to buy a seatpost that literally ends up in my ass after a slight crash :lol:

Re: Re: Thanks for the offer but Im after more of an upgrade if you know what I mean, If it was a carbon then it would be a yes.

Okay I am after a seatpost and stem for my bike, The thing is I dont really want to spend the money getting brand new kit :oops: Anyway I recently bid on a carbon FSA seatpost on Ebay, After placing my bid I started reading about fake FSA kit. I emailed FSA with a link to the auction and they...

Okay Im tricking out my carbon Scale 720 so I need... A really nice seatpost in 31.6mm min of 350mm long, ideally looking for a nice carbon post but would consider an alloy thomson, hope syncros etc ( sorted the seatpost now) Im also after a 80mm stem for 31.8 bars, again ideally Carbon but...

Re: Looks like a "small" frame not a medium. shame as a medium would fit me !!

Re: :facepalm: good luck with this mate, the post is five years old !!

Re: £25 for the stem ?

Re: Its okay dyna-ti..... Im happy to talk tools with you. I also have a small router table that I can cut grooves with but it wasn't on site at the time. I do have lots of pics of my work which I will post up sometime. it might of interest to you as I work as a site agent on a private...

Re: Re: funny you should say that because the first thing I needed to do was to cut a groove.... the riving knife sits above the blade so I had to remove it to cut the groove... TBH as for the guard I put it on first then removed it and it hasn't been on since. I do have a really old table saw...

Re: looks like a beauty, ive recently bought a axminster hobby saw ( portable one with a folding stand) a 10" blade which does what we need it to do... got to say its a good bit of kit at half the price of a Bosch its really good value for money.

Re: Damp can be a nightmare to sort out and as mentioned by others could be a number of things. Air circulation is very important but because you say its in specific areas im guessing its a problem with the building. Q .. are you sure you have cavity walls ? and not solid stone/brick walls ...

Re: pm sent

Re: Re: Okay I will try and get it built by July, ive been working on it for 3 years so we will see !!