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exploitable?
Found by MOC recently.
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You can't expect to sell it within a few hours. Not everyone signs on twice a day you know...
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http://heavyrollinmetal.wordpress.com/2009/06/24/jones-and-fabers-cyclelry/ is the page those images came from. Not sure I understand why you would want such a heavily ovalised ring tbh...
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Not sure I follow... but cottered cranks? You mad, fool? You do know the level of pain, suffering and anguish you are letting yourself in for, right?
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I got thumped on the arse a good few times as a kid. Never did me any harm. I don't resent it, and I really don't think I would be such a well rounded person now without it..
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- Jonny
- Pistanator
- Glover
- BenJam (provisional)
- wools (fo' shizzle)
- clintbedwetter
- Smiff
- Pink
- Sarah
- Sbrys Ed
- mattty (unless it's pissing down/or hungover)
- Skullywetlip
- Ham Pebblewich
- M.F
- Sam
- Arducius
- Fussballclub
- Balmain
- Lynx (broomwagon)
- 6pt, probably on overgeared fixed.
- damo (calendar looks free)
- Fox
- Hoonz, might bust out the tourer for this one, it just eats up the miles.
- mc_nebula, fixed, geared, recumbent, tandem? Yet to decide... Probably fixed though...
- Jonny
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Give or take a few, 70-odd threads started, the vast majority of these are selling stuff. Don't you think it's time to give something back to the forum? Considering you don't contribute in any other way, perhaps a donation is in order, bearing in mind the huge amount of fees you have avoided (e-bay etc) and the captive audience you have here...
Just sayin'
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I'll be there, possibly. Grey Gitane tandem. Say hi if you catch me...
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just a hint but you can use chainring spacers and then you dont have the annoying flange.
You plainly have no idea. Please go away.
The flange is an important part of the adapter.
The flange sits on the outside of your 14mm dropout or track end. The tube has an outer diameter of ~14mm (just under) and an inside diameter of just over ~10mm. You slide the adapter over your 10mm axle, then into the 14mm dropouts. The flange enables you to tighten the nuts on your axles (rather important, I'm sure you agree) because a nut form a 10mm axle is considerably smaller than a nut from a 14mm axle. Thus, the 10mm nut will not be able to grip a dropout or trackend designed for 14mm nuts/axles.
These are required because many older frames have dropouts and ends for 14mm axles, whereas there is a trend with modern bikes to use 10mm.
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Sheldon Brown discusses this, I'm sure. I'm just going to look for the article...
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Is this open to non-29ers? And what's the costing looking like at the moment?
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hang on...
readers wives?
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Scorch, take a step away from your computer. Go drink a cup of tea or something. Learn when to step back, and be mature.
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Incredible, so "current".
This.
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Listen, Scorch and hrrundel, I don't know how old you really are, but at the moment, you seem about 12. Why don't you both just grow up and act like adults?
Arguing on the internet is like winning the paralympics. Whoever wins, you are both still retarded.Oh, and I really like that green bike that hrrundel seems to hate. I mean that. It's swish.
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Fuck me. I don't normally wade in, but this whole thing is so blindingly stupid. Everyone is missing the most important point of all.
IT'S A FUCKING BIKE. GET OFF THE FORUM, AND RIDE YOURS. IT'S A LOVELY DAY. USE IT. IF YOU ARE AT WORK, THEN WHY ON THE FORUM?
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No need to throw away valve caps. If they were loose, they would shed themselves. Check the little nuts holding the valve stems to the rims (assuming presta) are done properly?
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geared bikes, and skidding on them are/is not cool.
"fixies" and skidding is. Apparently. -
Anyone else have an urge to climb this?
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I quite like that actually.
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Thank's for the tip off. Bargin!
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It's not a honda.
The honda you speak of looks like this:
LFGSS
London Fixed Gear and Single-Speed is a community of predominantly fixed gear and single-speed cyclists in and around London, UK.
This site is supported almost exclusively by donations. Please consider donating a small amount regularly.
Thirded. RDC contributes and helps people out. He knows a lot, and is always happy to share knowledge. Also a forum donor. What he is doing is fine IMO.