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• #2
I would just go with halo bolt skewers and glue a bearing in them
I work in a bikeshop and the amount of people we have coming in that have lost the pinhead key and it is worryingly easy to remove with a pair of pliers -
• #3
Ta. To be fair I was just going to use an allen key skewer, just to get rid of the lever and slow someone down a little. But then remembered all those security skewer options. Dunno what people are more likely walking around with - allen keys or pliers?
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• #4
Halo skewers are a 3rd the price so there's also that.
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• #5
I just found these. They're slightly more secure (pinned allen key) Halo skewers:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Halo-Secure-Qr-Standard-Front-Grey/264895463349#shpCntIdThey're almost the price of the 'proper' security skewers though so I'm not so sure they're worth it.
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• #6
I have summat like that in the spares box, you can have for postage costs?
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• #7
Front or rear wheel though? I was just after front as I lock the rear and it's the front QR I'm worried about someone wandering off with while I'm shopping. Thanks for the offer, btw
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• #8
Think they're both in the parts bin/box. Gimme 10mins and I'll get back to you.
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• #10
They would be useful. I'll PM you.
MrBRM
hippy
jontea
I want to replace a standard (100mm I guess) front QR with something trickier to remove on the shopping/pub bike.