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Wha?
Thats what the '!' was for.
Or maybe I'm missing the point?

What are the chances eh? Madness.

All good though. Someone else at work understands the need for tight clearances and sweet sweet lugs!

lfgss - to infinity......

Saw a nice peugeot in there last weekend.
Maybe hit and miss.

There is a shop opposite brick lane bikes called 'Bad Bikes' or something.
Guy there has tonnes of old 'mixte' ladies bikes for between 60 and 90 quid.

eeehhhh [quote]JOL I heard the 'arms' can break and that if you get even the lowest of the ti's it is MUCH better.

I really can't see the axles breaking, not for street riding.

Jumping doing trials/freeriding, yeah, but no way on a fixed.[/quote]

I meant the arms, like the clip/beater bits i have seen break.
But there is always a first time for everything if bad luck strikes.
Admittedly this is on a geared bike but anyway.

Care of Mr White?

Mmmmmm.

Yeah seen that too tommy.
He bursts his spleen.

Yuk.

I heard the 'arms' can break and that if you get even the lowest of the ti's it is MUCH better.

I'll see how it feels on ebay.
;)

Hi guys, sorry to dredge this up but I'm in a quandry.
In Aus I had a 60cm road frame conversion but had everything else small.....stem/low seatpost seat far forward.
So as a 6'1"er with long legs should I be looking for more like a 56-58cm? These charts and guides seem a little vague. I guess as long as you have some seatpost in reserve and the chance to change stems you could probably dial it right. Right?

Reminds me of this...
http://bikeforums.net/showthread.php?t=217785&highlight=screw+deepv

Saw someone on a celeste (bianchi?) fix with two mallets in BG as I was coming back from footy.

Who was that?

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Oops. Shoulda clicky-d. Put it in the 'paste' thread too.
Ah well. You try to do good and it all backfires.

http://www.geocities.com/spokeanwheel/lacingcf.htm

Damn. Boring.

Good stuff here. Half way down.

http://www.geocities.com/spokeanwheel/lacingcf.htm

Hippy....thats a bit too similar to the much fabled (on Bikeforums) Mr Nathan Fabian or the 'NattyFab' as it has become known.

What about an FGSS gang sign while trackstanding?

This one actually says Blog.

Phil hubs anyone?
Actually I need everything at the moment. Bah.

Or a time trial bike. Roberto had a Peter Hare with guides for one derailleur and cables recently.

Would need greater range than this but a stamp sized chip sounds good for concealing on a bike.

http://www.tech.co.uk/rungsberry/general/blogs/2007/02/15/loc8tor-plus-tracking-device-finds-lost-pets

Yeah the BF guys sorted out hundreds of frames for a fraction of the cost. Only downside is someone had to work out re-shipping to each individual. Also helped that the manufacturer was in the states where most of the people were. Possible though and very cost effective.

I think (based on no knowledge whatsoever) that it only starts to transmit once it has been activated as stolen. Or at least that should be the case. And maybe can only be tracked by someone who knows the 'code' they are looking for. Kind of like a password on wi-fi.

I may still be talking james bond mumbo jumbo but this is how it 'should' work. Damn we needs an expert.

4 Metres.

http://www.bluetreeservices.co.uk/