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ok,
so I've clicked buy button...
ended up with :

Ribble New Sportive Carbon Road Frame L (55cm C to top)
Ribble New Sportive Racing Carbon Road Forks 1 1/8" ITS
Ribble Headset Branded Ribble 1 1/8" Hidden (ITS) 45 x 45
Shimano 105 (5700) Black 10 Spd Double Groupset
Shimano 105 5700 BB Cups (105 10 Double/Triple) Eng
Shimano 105 Black 5700 Brakes
Shimano 10 Spd 105 5700 Cassette 12-27
Shimano 10 Spd 5701 105 Chain
Shimano 105 Black Dbl 5750 10 Chainset Compact 175 34/50
Shimano 105 Black (5700) 10 Dbl Fr Gear Braze-on
Shimano 105 Black (5700) 10 Spd Rear Gear Short (SS)
Shimano STI Levers 105 Black 5700 with cables Double
Rodi Pr Whls Airline Evo Clinchers White 8/9/10 Shim
ITM Triango Carbon (31.8) Bars Black 44cm
ITM Triango Carbon (31.8) Stem Black 100mm
CSN Superleggera K10 Saddle Black
ITM Alutech 7075 Carbon Seatpillar White 31.6 350mm
Vittoria Rubino 3 Rigid Tyre White/Black 700x23mm
Prorace Inner Tube 700x18/25 LV52mm

I do hope it will all work ;)

and most important, I will be happy for a loooong while :)
 
[DOD]Asprilla;21045612 said:
It's how they do it on the continent. Makes for much better cable routing.

How does it make a different to the cable routing?
just the difference on which side the cable attaches to a side-pull brake?
 
How does it make a different to the cable routing?
just the difference on which side the cable attaches to a side-pull brake?

The cables route on the side they need to basically, no crossover at the front. My Boardman cables have gone through the paint at the front :/

It didn't bother me too much, I got used to it very quickly and in some ways, having my right hand feathering the rear brake for stability makes a lot of sense.
 
Just bought one of these to help me from being squashed when I start commuting next week!

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ok,
so I've clicked buy button...
ended up with :

Ribble New Sportive Carbon Road Frame L (55cm C to top)
Ribble New Sportive Racing Carbon Road Forks 1 1/8" ITS
Ribble Headset Branded Ribble 1 1/8" Hidden (ITS) 45 x 45
Shimano 105 (5700) Black 10 Spd Double Groupset
Shimano 105 5700 BB Cups (105 10 Double/Triple) Eng
Shimano 105 Black 5700 Brakes
Shimano 10 Spd 105 5700 Cassette 12-27
Shimano 10 Spd 5701 105 Chain
Shimano 105 Black Dbl 5750 10 Chainset Compact 175 34/50
Shimano 105 Black (5700) 10 Dbl Fr Gear Braze-on
Shimano 105 Black (5700) 10 Spd Rear Gear Short (SS)
Shimano STI Levers 105 Black 5700 with cables Double
Rodi Pr Whls Airline Evo Clinchers White 8/9/10 Shim
ITM Triango Carbon (31.8) Bars Black 44cm
ITM Triango Carbon (31.8) Stem Black 100mm
CSN Superleggera K10 Saddle Black
ITM Alutech 7075 Carbon Seatpillar White 31.6 350mm
Vittoria Rubino 3 Rigid Tyre White/Black 700x23mm
Prorace Inner Tube 700x18/25 LV52mm

I do hope it will all work ;)

and most important, I will be happy for a loooong while :)

Make sure you take a few pics of that bad boy when you get it and put them in the 'show of your bike thread'.
 
In the market for more recovery drink as mine is running out, any suggestions before I buy? I so want to go for some For Goodness Shakes but they're so expensive in comparison, so I'll probably stick with myprotein.

How have you managed that? Cycling-related? :(

I dropped a glass on it whilst not wearing shoes :p.
 
Forgot my helmet this morning. I was 7 miles in before I realised (actually a mate I'd met up with pointed it out) and I felt uber-paranoid for the next 14 miles. As a result I've just been out and got a new one at lunch time.

Giro Atmos.

Tried on the Ionos as it was only £5 more in the sale and the Prolight. Really liked both of them. Also tried on the Rudy Sterling which a lovely piece of kit. Unfortunately they didn't have it in black and so my inner tart refused to let me buy it.

Atmos is heavier than the Ionos and has less venting, but it's also less bulky. Anything that reduces the mushroom head is welcomed.
 
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