Showing posts with label VA Pro. Show all posts
Showing posts with label VA Pro. Show all posts

Sunday, June 1, 2014

new Pro's shiny errogenous zones

Now there's an SEO optimised title to attract the wrong kind of attention.
I suppose what I'm posting below is pr0n though
just maybe not the kind the next visitor to this reluctant little* site is expecting

neverthelessenjoy
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*for the use of that descriptor, thanks to JF

Tuesday, May 13, 2014

Viscount Aerospace Pro with Panaracer Pasela folding 27 x 1" Tourguard tyres or tires if you will





search engine optimised heading
so I can sit back and watch the stats go through the roof as Russians and Venezuelans search for my bikes

Saturday, May 3, 2014

Aerospace xSportx Pro part deux


more pics
sign of how little this bike has been used
and how well stored
by the little rusting on steel parts like cable hangers


some perishing of brake hoods but still well serviceable


a little bit of a shoddy job by the worker who braised the BB shell
but finally I know why my Supa Sport has the redundant little cable-guide braised on
to the lower left hand side of the down tube
it's actually a cable stop for the Titlist front derailleur
DA fronts came with their own clamp-on cable guide for both front and rear mech cables...



like here....................................................................................................^



original suede saddle
miles will tell...


splinched pic again



the whole beast

Friday, May 2, 2014

new, almost literally, Viscount Aerospace Pro


so just bought a very original, close to mint condition VA Pro
check out the amazeballs


lived in a shed all its life apparently


lambert brake lever
rubber half-hoods a bit perished but still very serviceable
btw the original brake blocks work really well
i'm seriously thinking of not updating anything....


not even he bar tape
because it's all in such good nick
that stupid orange tape has already come off though



the crane shifts very fast and even tighter than the NOS ones I've had on Supa Sport
integrated derailleur hanger but alas
no adjuster screws :(


probably the best single indication of how little this bike has been ridden
is there any wear on those teeth? cos I can't see it


this picture got splinched during whilst apperating to cyberspace
finally I get to see the mysterious patina of the Titlist front mech
for myself


this pic badly splinched as well
the only thing wrong with the whole bike is
the head set is a little stiff


could be a type 2 or 3 fork
haven't done the magnet test yet
original IRC tyres
27 x 1, 1/8


probably the other indicators of use
or lack therof
both pedal dust caps present
and the Lambert straps have zero perishing or drying out of the leather
more pics soon