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Well spotted

I also like Porsche and there are not that many cars out there that can challenge them, except for some supercars

I would go for the Cannondale. They make fantastic frames and it has a better groupset. The wheels mentioned might not be that durable in the long run for a heavier rider though

Easier on the pocket with the price of fuel now. I changed my car from a 3.5v6 petrol SUV to the Trailblazer 2.8TD and I am saving quite a lot.

nice car. Enjoy it. Is it the diesel or petrol model?

Good to hear that you are busy

Nice. Need more pics of his work

Not an easy place to do business, the good-old hub

You should make use of the classifieds

Fulcrum for me

Wonder what they are smoking. Crazy, ridiculous price

That is really very well done. Glenton should become a hubber and post some of his work. I reckon there is a huge market for custom sprayed frames

That is seriously stunning Enjoy the bike and envious stares . Post pic of completed build once done

Ha,ha. I got hold of him

Ok, ok, you don't have to shout. Thanks

Does he sell the T11 hubs?

Where do you buy WI hubs

Fantastic frames. Had one a few years back

It wastn't my horse, promise . Hope you come right with your bike

Was going to say the same

By standard I mean factory build brand name wheels like Mavic, Campagnolo, Shimano, Easton etc. Most of these wheels have a spoke configuration of 20/16 and will not last long for a rider of 140kg.

Seriously guys, there is no way that a standard Mavic wheel will be strong enough. Agree with above poster, you will need to have to get a reputable wheel builder to build him a strong 36 spoke wheelset

+1

So what should one look out for when considering a SS road build when looking for a frame? Are spares readily available for headset and BB, or can they be converted to newer spec technology? How strong are the lugged frames as the pic of the Pinarello?