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It'll fit, it'll just look a bit strange.
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https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/266415/
Was the thread/frame I was thinking of but it was pedalling up hill that did it, not whip skidding.
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Didn’t someone have a copper plated/coloured frame they folded in half skidding it?
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Yup, with you on that.
Few of my mates have them and it just looks weird.
Probably good for nature programs, live sport and stuff but for sitcoms n that it’s strange.
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Delivery guy eventually showed up. Seems he was sent clean across the city then returned to where he’d left off.
Bizarre way of doing things.
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Think I got the last at that price. It seemed to go up to £40ish after I bought mine, they’re now over £50.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B00BKY7BWK?psc=1&ref=yo_pop_mb_yo_pop_mb_pd_t2
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Cheapo Brooks copy arrived today.
Looks good quality, bit concerned about the comfort warning label :S
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Who the hell organises Amazon deliveries?
Been watching the tracking site for a delivery that’s due today, driver was at the end of my road with 2 stops to make before me about a half hour ago, now they’re on the other side of Glasgow with “a few extra deliveries to make” before I’ll get mine. How is that in any way efficient?
I'm guessing the bike's rightful owner is probably thinking it's a bit suspicious it's taken you 4 years to get in touch with Bike Register.
Ianal but I imagine your within your rights to remove parts you have bought for the bike but there may be a requirement for you to return the bike in the condition it was bought in? Ie the tyres may have been worn but there were at least tyres on it.
Citizens Advice website says "If you have spent money on improving or repairing the stolen goods, you may be able to claim compensation for the value of these improvements or repairs."
I don't know if there is a period of time after which stolen goods are no longer considered 'stolen good'? I was going to say there might be a limit on how long after a crime you can report it but we're always hearing about cases regarding historical sexual assault/abuse so that'd suggest not.
I think bottom line is that as far as you can tell, it's a stolen bike and now that you aware of that, it needs to be returned.