London Fixed-gear and Single-speed SJS Cycles

Marcho · 29th March 2009

I have broken my weakling extractor - thank you 'Cyclo' for affirming my faith in the state of British manufacturing.

Anyone got one they're pleased with? Thinking about Park Tools' CT5...

ehren_fried_chicken · 29th March 2009

I've got the CT5 from Halfords and I like it. However for just £2.50 more I could have gotten this. Plus postage, though.

Smallfurry · 30th March 2009

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Originally Posted by ehren_fried_chicken

I've got the CT5 from Halfords and I like it. However for just £2.50 more I could have gotten this. Plus postage, though.

I can recommend the cracker. Solid and with some usefull features.

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Marcho	Chain extractor recommendations? I have broken my weakling extractor - thank you 'Cyclo' for affirming my faith in the state of British manufacturing. Anyone got one they're pleased with? Thinking about Park Tools' CT5...
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ehren_fried_chicken	I've got the CT5 from Halfords and I like it. However for just £2.50 more I could have gotten this. Plus postage, though.
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