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  1. Singlespeed World Championships 2005
    State College, PA. August 20-21

    So, what's a plane ticket to Pennsylvania cost?

    hippy
    "OnOne or Surly, OnOne or Surly.. "

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    Singlespeed World Championships 2005
    State College, PA. August 20-21

    So, what's a plane ticket to Pennsylvania cost?

    hippy
    "OnOne or Surly, OnOne or Surly.. "


    Surely a Surly

    Parbs (Pink if you dare)

  3. "Parbs" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    "hippy" wrote in message ...

    Quoted message said:

    Singlespeed World Championships 2005
    State College, PA. August 20-21

    So, what's a plane ticket to Pennsylvania cost?

    hippy
    "OnOne or Surly, OnOne or Surly.. "


    Surely a Surly

    I'm in love with the OnOne fork and stays. I just
    wish they'd hurry up with the sliding dropout
    version because I want to run discs..

    Quoted message said:

    Parbs (Pink if you dare)

    No thanks.. gotta have skillz (correct spelling) to
    be able to ride pink Surlys. I'd love a 24 "[censored]
    King" though - if only I could ride it!

    hippy

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    "Parbs" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    "hippy" wrote in message ...

    Quoted message said:

    Singlespeed World Championships 2005
    State College, PA. August 20-21

    So, what's a plane ticket to Pennsylvania cost?

    hippy
    "OnOne or Surly, OnOne or Surly.. "


    Surely a Surly

    I'm in love with the OnOne fork and stays. I just
    wish they'd hurry up with the sliding dropout
    version because I want to run discs..

    Quoted message said:

    Parbs (Pink if you dare)

    No thanks.. gotta have skillz (correct spelling) to
    be able to ride pink Surlys. I'd love a 24 "[censored]
    King" though - if only I could ride it!

    hippy

    Since you're off to the US anyway ;-) , why not pick up a new bike while you're there, say

    http://www.bianchiusa.com/sass.html

    or (drool)

    http://www.philwood.com/ppissoff.htm

    Parbs (wipes keyboard clean)

  5. hippy said:

    I'm in love with the OnOne fork and stays. I just
    wish they'd hurry up with the sliding dropout
    version because I want to run discs..
    hippy

    Aint the On-One stuff just rebadged or made by PlanetX?

    There's 2 couriers round the CBD ridin ilPompino's. One SS-flatbars. the other fixed-drops and carbon fork. luckily the mac keyboard is totally waterproof...

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    Since you're off to the US anyway ;-) , why not pick up a
    new bike while you're there, say

    http://www.bianchiusa.com/sass.html

    How do they get the disc brakes to work with
    the track ends? Surely tensioning the chain would
    throw the disc-to-caliper alignment off?

    Quoted message said:

    http://www.philwood.com/ppissoff.htm
    Parbs (wipes keyboard clean)

    Yeah this is surely a sweet piece of work!
    But... my next SS won't be using an eccentric
    bottom bracket. I want those sliding vertical
    dropouts. Ahh the simplicity.. <cue outboard?> ;-)

    hippy
    - Who got me saying "surely" so much?!

  7. Parbs said:

    Since you're off to the US anyway ;-) , why not pick up a new bike while you're there, say

    http://www.bianchiusa.com/sass.html

    or (drool)

    http://www.philwood.com/ppissoff.htm

    Parbs (wipes keyboard clean)

    Don't forget about Independant Fabrications. http://ifbikes.com/frames2/singlespeed.shtml

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    "Parbs" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Since you're off to the US anyway ;-) , why not pick up a
    new bike while you're there, say

    http://www.bianchiusa.com/sass.html

    How do they get the disc brakes to work with
    the track ends? Surely tensioning the chain would
    throw the disc-to-calliper alignment off?


    (snip)

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    hippy
    - Who got me saying "surely" so much?!

    I presume its the same as with the Surly. I grabbed the camera to take a couple of photos but the batteries were flat. Maybe
    tomorrow.

    I've seen an On One with disc brakes so what's stopping you now?

    Parbs

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    hippy said:

    I'm in love with the OnOne fork and stays. I just
    wish they'd hurry up with the sliding dropout
    version because I want to run discs..
    hippy

    Aint the On-One stuff just rebadged or made by PlanetX?

    Sister companies. Brant (who posts to mtbr - wotta legend)
    designs for both companies. Planet-X were the more extreme
    bikes, like my Zebdi (which is still for sale people! :-) ).

    Quoted message said:

    There's 2 couriers round the CBD ridin ilPompino's. One SS-flatbars.
    the other fixed-drops and carbon fork. luckily the mac keyboard is
    totally waterproof...

    Mmm.. more bikes..

    hippy

  10. "Parbs" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    "hippy" Surely wrote in message ...

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    How do they get the disc brakes to work with
    the track ends? Surely tensioning the chain would
    throw the disc-to-calliper alignment off?

    I presume its the same as with the Surly. I grabbed the camera
    to take a couple of photos but the batteries were flat. Maybe
    tomorrow.

    Damn batteries.. I want some AA's that last 5 years..

    Quoted message said:

    I've seen an On One with disc brakes so what's stopping you now?

    Yeah, it can be done, but it's meant to be a real
    pain. Think about it - as you tension the chain by
    moving the wheel back, the disc rotor moves in
    relation to the calipers too. It can't be fun having
    to adjust your brakes whenever you move the
    wheel..

    Oh, James from On-One-Oz says he's still
    hassling the UK crew for the sliding dropout
    version of the InBred. InBed? InBread?

    hippy

  11. Hippy,
    can you please email me off list?
    Cheers,
    Snozza

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