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Hence the reason I suggested ringing tarty for measurements.

Tartybikes have geo up on their website. I'm sure if you give them a bell and they're not too busy they'll be able to help with measurements and things as well. As I'm sure you're aware though all these things vary from bike to bike. What type of bike are you thinking about designing?

The cranks and bash fit nicely I reckon. The whole bike looks well proportioned. Boodifull.

Fair enough. I just wondered if there was some meaning behind it. Is the geo much different from an Archive?

Looks mint. Why is called a Moth?

Get that steerer cut down first.

It's a lovely looking dropout but I wanna see the whole bike.

Awesome.

It's hard to say because the second hand market is different in the states. The price seems a bit high to me. I'd expect to pay about 250gbp.

That was awesome.

I like it. Are those forks available separately or only when you buy a frame?

Thought id bump a cool old school bike.

More riding would have been nice but I still enjoyed it.

Both of those look pretty tidy.

Big Pun, Big L, Action Bronson, Redman, J Electronica.

Has anyone got one of these built up yet? I'd like to see what they look like complete.

I wasn't moaning about my freewheel. I don't really understand why you came up with that. I was only joking with you but I guess a dullard that takes himself way to seriously wouldn't understand that.

Thank you. Not just for this but for everything. The trials community would be stuck in the dark ages if it weren't for your enlightening posts. I love you, you're like a father to me.

Surely the sprockets don't need to line up do they? I'm interested to see how two sprockets have been fitted on the front though.

The Eno I'm running is pretty good as well but I prefer the Echo.

My Echo is boss. My Tensile 60 was the most solid I've owned though. What it lacked it engagements it made up for in confidence building reliability.

I just hold the block of resin against the rim and spin my wheel.

I've had good results from violin resin. My brake was good before but it was savage with violin resin. I didnt know you could dissolve it but it sounds like a good idea.

It gave mine a beautiful pitch.

What you did was done well. I should have said that in my first comment.