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Thinking about it, this is the first time I've used a Shimano chain for quite a while. 🤔 At one point I had three bikes and I had Campagnolo 9 speed chains on all of those, even though two of the bikes were only 7 speed. It all worked and I didn't have any shifting issues and I don't remember...

Yes, it's a genuine Shimano CN-HG601 11s chain and it isn't overly worn. I replaced the jockey wheels with some BBB Rollerboys. I've used these in the past and I think they're smoother and better than the Shimano originals, but they didn't help in this case. I don't think it's a lubrication...

I have a bit of a Frankenstein Shimano 105 R7000 11s mechanical set-up on my gravel bike. I have 105 shifters and derailleurs with with an 11-40 cassette and a 30-46 Shimano GRX crankset. The maximum for the 105 rear mech is supposed to be 34 teeth, I think, but it all seems to work without any...

Now on Ebay.

Now on Ebay.

Now on Ebay.

Now on Ebay.

£20.00 posted. More information: https://bike.shimano.com/en-EU/product/component/shimano105-r7000/FD-R7000-B.htmlhttps://bike.shimano.com/en-EU/product/component/shimano105-r7000/FD-R7000-B.html Unfortunately, I've lost the 28.6mm adapter, so it will only fit a 31.8mm seat tube as it is...

£30.00 posted. More information here: https://eastoncycling.com/products/ea50-ax-bar?variant=29642177806445

£35.00 posted. 31.8mm clamp diameter 460mm wide 65mm reach 80mm drop More information here: https://ritcheylogic.com/bike/handlebars/comp-beacon-handlebar

One more picture and the geometry:

£400.00 + £30.00 postage. Feel free to ask if you have any questions and anyone local to Folkestone, Kent is welcome to collect. More information: https://www.ribblecycles.co.uk/ribble-cgr-al-sport/ There are a few chips and marks, see pictures, but overall nice and tidy. You can also see...

That's right, and it has an eccentric bottom bracket that allows you to adjust the belt tension; a bit like this one: The hub gear is quite nice, but there are some draw backs. It's quite heavy, it weighs nearly 2kg, and you really notice the heavy back end when you pick the bike up...

This is my "shopper": I bought it on a bit of a whim to try out a belt drive and hub gears and I really like it, it's very smooth and quiet, needs hardly any maintenance and you don't get oily trousers when riding in "civies". I did make a few changes, fitted some mudguards and changed the...

Long time no log-in bump. Most things have sold, but I still have a frame for sale and a cassette that you can have for the postage cost. https://www.tdsf.co.uk/BikeSale.htm

Things going on Ebay bump.

Added a set of wheels bump.

Some prices reduced bump.

Pro Discover handlebars £25.00 + £6.00 postage 440mm wide 31.8mm diameter 12° Flare 286g More information: https://www.pro-bikegear.com/uk/gravel/handlebars/pro-discover-12-degree-flare-handlebar

I haven't posted for a while, so hello to everyone that remembers me. I still ride regularly, but haven't been using my MTBs much, so I've decided to have bit of a clear out. Mainly MTB parts, although some are non specific and there are a couple of road parts too. I hope this is OK, but I've...