Andrew_Culture
Internet Marketing bod
- Location
- The People's Republic Of Suffolk.
they look like parts for a trumpet
Crap, you've just reminded me that I have band practice tonight!
Show us your Titanium....
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Crap, you've just reminded me that I have band practice tonight!
Richard A Thackeray
Legendary Member
This is my old Dyna-Tech 755Ti
Bought new in 1994
- Ultegra STI group
- Campag Chorus (52/39) chainset though, as the 'LBS' couldn't get a 172.5mm Ultegra chainset for it when ordering bike
- Ritchey seat-pin
- Selle-Italia 'Flite' - best saddle I've ever used, & now on my Ridley (not shown in later mud-guarded pics)
- Ritchey stem (120mm)
- Scott Drop-Ins (or it did have, still got them hanging up in garage
- Look PP196 (grey/blue 'clips')
- Avocet 40 (no idea where that is now??)
Sorry no pics of it when new (not that I can find at moment)
Bought new in 1994
- Ultegra STI group
- Campag Chorus (52/39) chainset though, as the 'LBS' couldn't get a 172.5mm Ultegra chainset for it when ordering bike
- Ritchey seat-pin
- Selle-Italia 'Flite' - best saddle I've ever used, & now on my Ridley (not shown in later mud-guarded pics)
- Ritchey stem (120mm)
- Scott Drop-Ins (or it did have, still got them hanging up in garage
- Look PP196 (grey/blue 'clips')
- Avocet 40 (no idea where that is now??)
Sorry no pics of it when new (not that I can find at moment)
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jayonabike
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- Location
- Hertfordshire
New Koolstop brakepads fitted & a bloody good clean before tomorrows ride. Since the last photo I have changed the saddle for a Brooks B17 narrow, matching colour Fizik bar tape & changed the tyres from Conti 4000s to Conti 4 seasons for the winter
PMarkey
Guru
- Location
- Queensbury,West Yorkshire
My Spa Cycles Audax Titanium , Only a phone picture for now as I never remember to take the camera out with me 
Any reason for no mudguards?
jayonabike
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- Location
- Hertfordshire
This bike doesn't take any mudguards, plus I already have a bike with full mudguards fitted.
zigzag
Veteran
nice bike, but looking at the seatpost and stack of spacers under the stem, couldn't the frame be a size or two larger?
Mark Grant
Acting Captain of The St Annes Jombulance.
- Location
- Hanworth, Middx.
Van Nicholas Euros. First ride today (apart from a spin around the block).
Stopped in Bushy Park for a photo.
Stopped in Bushy Park for a photo.
jayonabike
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- Location
- Hertfordshire
This frame is a 57cm, my other bikes are 58's. Enigma don't do a 58. I thought going slightly smaller than larger (the next size would of been 59) would be better. The Enigma has a sloping top tube, hence the long seat post, and a short head tube. I'm still playing around with the stem/bar height at the moment, before getting the steerer cut.
Phil 'Bikeporn' Lomas
New Member
Hi
I'm new to this forum and have been cycling for about 3 years. Thought I would show off my Van Nicholas Astraeus. It is the muts nuts
I'm new to this forum and have been cycling for about 3 years. Thought I would show off my Van Nicholas Astraeus. It is the muts nuts
