I-S
15-05-2008, 08:40 PM
Various for sale:
1) Controltech seatpost, 31.6mm diameter, 350mm length, no layback, 286g £10
http://www.askisaac.com/images/bps2/2.jpg
2) Club Roost IDB150 flat bar, 181g, 25.4mm clamp size. £5
http://www.askisaac.com/images/bps2/3.jpg
3) Kore Chain Reactor tensioner in original box. £10
http://www.askisaac.com/images/korecr.jpg
4) Titec X-wing pro 7075 seatpost, layback, 30.8mm diameter, 3 rides old - I needed more angle on the clamp and got a great deal on a thomson. £10
http://www.askisaac.com/images/titecpost.jpg
5) Magura 190mm disc and adaptor #15 (for +30mm disc size). Very little use - came with a brake I bought because I needed a spare caliper, but I run 180 caliper/disc. This pairing will upgrade front or rear from 160mm to 190mm and should work with other makes of IS brake also. £25
http://www.askisaac.com/images/190disc.jpg
6) SRAM X-9 trigger, left hand. I went back to gripshift. £10
http://www.askisaac.com/images/bps2/11.jpg
7) 1m QED SQART AV4110 RGB SCART lead. Retails at £50, little use. £20
http://www.askisaac.com/images/sqart.jpg
8) "Tonne Control" custom hifi rack. Tonne Control was my DIY/Custom rack project. You might guess from the name, it was about lots of weight. The frame and amp table are made from steel - front uprights are 50mm outside diameter, rear 25mm OD and the cross-members are 16mm solid bar. The uprights are sand-filled in the main rack frame (and the amp table can be also), which makes them very inert (don't ring or vibrate). The main rack frame has SuperSpike feet, the amp table has regular spikes. The main rack is painted blue, the amp table is unpainted. No shelves are included, but I used 30mm thick granite, sitting on inner tubes (I'll throw those in if wanted!). I suggest granite chopping boards or concrete slabs for reasonably priced, weighty shelves. This worked very well indeed, much like a Townshend Seismic sink. The rack is immensely strong... unless solid concrete your floor will probably give way first.
http://www.askisaac.com/images/sysnew.jpg
http://www.askisaac.com/images/s300new.jpg
http://www.askisaac.com/images/ptc2s.jpg
Main rack £75 inc Soundcare superspikes
Amp table £15
1) Controltech seatpost, 31.6mm diameter, 350mm length, no layback, 286g £10
http://www.askisaac.com/images/bps2/2.jpg
2) Club Roost IDB150 flat bar, 181g, 25.4mm clamp size. £5
http://www.askisaac.com/images/bps2/3.jpg
3) Kore Chain Reactor tensioner in original box. £10
http://www.askisaac.com/images/korecr.jpg
4) Titec X-wing pro 7075 seatpost, layback, 30.8mm diameter, 3 rides old - I needed more angle on the clamp and got a great deal on a thomson. £10
http://www.askisaac.com/images/titecpost.jpg
5) Magura 190mm disc and adaptor #15 (for +30mm disc size). Very little use - came with a brake I bought because I needed a spare caliper, but I run 180 caliper/disc. This pairing will upgrade front or rear from 160mm to 190mm and should work with other makes of IS brake also. £25
http://www.askisaac.com/images/190disc.jpg
6) SRAM X-9 trigger, left hand. I went back to gripshift. £10
http://www.askisaac.com/images/bps2/11.jpg
7) 1m QED SQART AV4110 RGB SCART lead. Retails at £50, little use. £20
http://www.askisaac.com/images/sqart.jpg
8) "Tonne Control" custom hifi rack. Tonne Control was my DIY/Custom rack project. You might guess from the name, it was about lots of weight. The frame and amp table are made from steel - front uprights are 50mm outside diameter, rear 25mm OD and the cross-members are 16mm solid bar. The uprights are sand-filled in the main rack frame (and the amp table can be also), which makes them very inert (don't ring or vibrate). The main rack frame has SuperSpike feet, the amp table has regular spikes. The main rack is painted blue, the amp table is unpainted. No shelves are included, but I used 30mm thick granite, sitting on inner tubes (I'll throw those in if wanted!). I suggest granite chopping boards or concrete slabs for reasonably priced, weighty shelves. This worked very well indeed, much like a Townshend Seismic sink. The rack is immensely strong... unless solid concrete your floor will probably give way first.
http://www.askisaac.com/images/sysnew.jpg
http://www.askisaac.com/images/s300new.jpg
http://www.askisaac.com/images/ptc2s.jpg
Main rack £75 inc Soundcare superspikes
Amp table £15