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The tyre release lever works by moving the bolt that holds the brake cable upwards, to move the brake pads away from the rim, like undoing the cable tensioner in one go. In reverse, the cable bolt is moved down, moving the brake pads towards the rim again. I think you have assembled the cam that moves the cable upside down so it does the opposite of what it should.
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I'm after a steel MTB frame to make a town/shopping bike.
I would prefer a MTB type frame as I would to put 650B wheels with big tyres (45-50mm) to cope with the cobbles round here (Edinburgh). Also I would like to have disc brakes rather than cantilevers or V-brakes.
Dropouts need to have mudguard and rack mounts.
Steel, because I like steel, but don't mind which type or grade.
Also a rigid steel fork as its going to have a front rack.
Paint condition immaterial as I'm going to have it painted
I'm 5'7" (1.70m) tall, I'm not familiar with MTB sizing but my road frame size is 54cm.
If you have anything like this to sell then please send a message.
Happy to pay for postage to Edinburgh but I can also get my son in London to collect the frame if that is better.
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Definitely a shame. I donated to fund their initial startup but couldn’t do a course at the time. A couple of weeks ago I was on their website looking to do a course but sadly it’s not to be.
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If it makes the difference between cycling and not cycling for someone then E-bikes are a good thing.
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Active travel means cycling and walking. At least when it comes to traffic management.
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The future’s orange …
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Granton gasworks station refurbishment. Looking forward to it, the clock might even work.
There are lots of fake outlet sites for well known brands with plausible sounding names. Beware and check with the legitimate websites