[fastbike]

swhat advantages it does offer over and above a traditional stem, apart from looks.

Adjustability – from an upright riding position to a lower more stretched out position. It’s a nicely made piece of kit.

[Alexander Johnston]

By all accounts the Campy Potenza is the better looking group set and possibly a grade above the 105. It’s also more “silvery and traditional” which looks good on a Moulton.
I take the point about adjustability of the Wishbone. It’s also useful for attaching things like a bell or computer. Instead of the SST which I expect would ride like my TSR I’m going for the Jubilee.

[fastbike]

Instead of the SST which I expect would ride like my TSR I’m going for the Jubilee.

You won’t be disappointed. I was looking at a TSR to replace a 20 year old APB, but decided to stump up for a Jubilee. 3 months later my wife replaced her APB with a Jubilee 🙂

[Alexander Johnston]

Fastbike -did your Premium Bond number come up?
What do you particularly like about the Jubilee? What colours and group set?
Do you have the 10-32 Moulton cassette?

[fastbike]

Both are Alfine 11 – setup for riding the hills around our home as well as being practical enough to use as a daily rider. The colour is Ferrari Red for both, a bit of a complicated story as to why I ended up with a red bike LOL.

I like the bike as it is reasonably light, very stiff yet comfortable, and loads of fun to ride.

[Alexander Johnston]

I’ve gone for the New Blue. Programmed for June but more likely July.

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