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Size given on frame is 18"

not sure of ths year: about ten years old.

Found it.

Valve. I haven't stripped it down yet but it seems to be revolving in the rubber bed thingy which probably has a proper name....

Will have to wait a week now as I'm off playing

Hope still do them.

I found a seatpost clamp which both clamped the frame and the seat pin. OK it had two bolts but did the trick. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/AUTHOR-bicycle-seat-clamp-ACO-315-27-2-31-8-double-bolt-clamp-Alu6061-black/233173334090?hash=item364a36b84a:g:DdgAAOSw9oFckfuI Like this but I found one in UK w...

I'll try the above.

But why isn't it sealing? That's the whole point of the sealant!?

Hi folks, any ideas why this might be: Just done a Tubeless job on my touring bike. Same everything front and back. Front perfect. Rear slowly drops pressure over a few days and needs pumping up before a ride. It's fine on the ride of about an hour and seems fine at the end. Then a couple of days la...

Well spotted guys! Typo: make that 725

Anything cages have been removed, bar changed to Genisis mid rise.

Price drop £825

Custom build ti hard tail £1200 as new condition. 20 more photos available to interested parties. DSC_7410.JPG wheels are Mavic Cross Max with Hope OR and Conti Slash 2.3 tyres [room for wider] carbon bars and seat post, Hope QR Hope headset XT crankset and BB XT shifters 9speed XT rear mech, LX fro...

Any colour , but steerer needs to be c290mm

TB

It's hard to tell from the photo, but that may be what is currently called a hookless rim (the old terminology was straight sided rim). They can't hold high pressures and are really only useful or safe when used with low pressure, wide tubeless tires like what comes on mountain bikes. Hookless desc...

...in fact, how does a tyre stay on tubeless or not !?? I have done five sets of wheels tubeless recently. I got this wheel as a spare, but noted that it has no lip at all on the inside of the rim edge. DSC_7561.JPG How does a tyre stay on? I don't have a spare tyre to try it right now, and removing...

Price drop to £800

Yes, certainly bi pod, but which one?

This is not an area that I have any experience in.

I'm heading towards a fat bike cargo bike and was thinking about a heavy duty kick stand. I'd be looking to braze on a dedicated plate for this.

What should I be looking for?