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Take it off the fork and keep it with the headset - it is part of the headset and not the fork, and the next headset to interact with that fork should have its own crown race.

Ha

This is cool

I love the basket bag I got from Dan, daily use and absolutely brilliant.

Looks like a very un-terrifying motorcycle gang. All sorts of 'brands' represented?!

You have excellent taste in bikes

The refresh is a winner. Looks great, and bar tape/cables are nice touches.

Jeez the universe isn't fair is it. Sounds like a top guy. Fingers crossed it will find its way back.

Gotcha

At what stage in the feasibility test did the axe come in handy?

That gold/copper LX stuff is amazing - never seen it before. Looks like many hours of elbow grease and frustration have gone in to this - keep going!

Looks good...and easy to start from Westbury station presumably

Oh cool! Good way to measure the amount of stuff you've done. Nice one.

Still loving the bag, working out a likely order for number two...but what is that/a 6000er...?!

Great exploring. I love spotting a track from somewhere else and then going and working out how to ride it, especially when it feels like no-one else will (although obviously they do)

Great thread (and the All-City). I might have missed it, but how come there's bare metal around the rear canti mounts? Have you had them adjusted/replaced at some point?

Great work from your neighbour, and you!

Do you know what size the Topeak bag is? Seems like there are 3 possible:

https://www.topeak.com/global/en/products/bikepacking-series/967-midloader

thank you

That article doesn't paint the LTDA in a great light, which is surprising as it seems to be pretty much a website for cabbies - more people coming in for help with among other things "...PCNs and road traffic offences"...!! It then suggests that that pesky requirement to try and provide some affordable housing in London (HA!) is getting in the way of making a vast profit, before going on to be part of the very problem of London property values.

Anyway maybe all that will be done via Zoom (other videoconferencing software is available) from now on, who knows.

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Top hinge loose, making the bottom fall inwards towards the door frame? If nothing obvious, I'd plane it down and be done. Someone wiser/more knowledgeable than me might have much better suggestions.

Edit: I assumed it's the hinge side sticking, not the latch side. But I don't know how I arrived at that conclusion.

Surely the chain should be a good few links shorter, then the sprung tensioner would be closer to horizontal and the chain wrap would be better.

Looks good though!

Drop bar bell inspiration. The Pomp looks good in all your configurations.

Nice - got a very similar project lined up for this weekend.

26 certainly ain't dead. Looks great, love the fire extinguisher airshot thing!