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Sense? You want sense? Try pedantry instead. Pah!
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capitol?
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Semi colon, surely?
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700c 19mm tyres at 48x17 = approx 73.4 gi.
700c 23mm tyres at 48x17 = approx 74.3 gi.
700c 32mm tyres at 48x17 = approx 46.3 giThe maths does not compute
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Bowling babies? Sounds fun. Brick lane Sunday?
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tragic. Nuff said
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green ones
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@ asm (and anyone else who might want it) I've decided that this
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=120250176362
should be your birthday present.
Don't go bidding, I don't want to spend too much -
^^^ less traction?
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For crisps, you'll have to ask BoBoB
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@ bmmf, ah pedantry; I'd almost forgotten what we were talking about.
@ *t*ynan, bambinoccinos it is then -
I've just read read through the whole thread. It has brightened up my day.
Tynan, name the place/time and I shall buy you beer, -
DA track is 1.370"x24tpi threading.
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What is it in Flemish
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Braise = cooking
Brace = support or pair
Brase = who knows
*Braze *= joining bits of metal -
You only really need it to remove cranks
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This is the route it gave me
They seem to be about the same distance, I guess it depends which has less traffic
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Still no route
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Can't see a route on the Google map
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If you never changed gear on your road bike, I'd recommend that as your starting point for fixed.
See how it feels and adjust as necessary.
Cost will depend on manufacturer, usually cheaper to change the rear sprocket. -
HH insist that you do an induction on their track.
I suspect Manchester do the same. Different tracks, different conditions etc -
I already have one, but might put in a bid for this
When is Alex's birthday, or perhaps we could have it mounted as trophy that could be awarded annually (The asm memorial prize)?
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