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Cheers for the advice, I'm afraid I'm going to have to pass on this, not confident enough to take it apart and break out the multi meter, let alone a soldering iron. I'm dropping it off to a chap tonight to get it looked at, apparently he does a lot of the repair and warranty work for a well regarded hifi shop up in Aberdeen, all other options would have required me to post it off and I don't feel comfortable doing that either!
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Tynans anti theft paste© bought to life!
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Did a bit of screen printing a while back, my niece wearing her older sisters face and one of the sister for comparison. #Amidoingthisright?
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Cheers, I'm based in Scotland so would be couriering it down but not too fussed about that, have had a quote for around £100 - £130 for the repair but only 3 mths warranty. I know what you mean about sentimental value, I've had this for over 10 years, would feel like such a waste throwing it away, will fire off a couple of emails.
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So, I think this is the most appropriate place for this, My 13 year old Marantz SR5400 AV receiver has decided to go a bit off the rails. Last night I was using it, at this point the powered sub-woofer was turned off, the pre-out was all connected up. I decided to turn it on and after a couple of seconds the Marantz put itself into standby, tried to turn it back on and same, standby, turned off SW, Standby, disconnected everything at the back of the amp, Standby. A little bit upset by this, at the moment there is no way I can justify replacing it with a brand spanking new amp, a second hand amp doesn't fill me with joy either as I would worry the same would happen again so I'm going down the repair route, having never had anything repaired or serviced professionally before I was wondering if anyone had any experience and how economically viable it all is? Any info greatly received.
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This is it attached to a bike with 700c wheels and 23mm tyres if that helps, couldn't tell you the A-C and the rake ATM I'm afraid.
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Any Joy Double J?
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Well, not by me, but there are other folk who have that skill/tools!
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No worries, take your time, can alwaysbe cut to size if needs be and the thread lengthened!
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Aaron has first dibs, let us know how you get on with your measuring tape!
If that falls through Mr Double has 2nd dibs.
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NOW ON EBAY, Not for sale here! Here I have a lovely old fork from my very first fixie skidder, before the frame got a big crack in it! I believe it's Reynolds 531 tubing, it is for a 700c wheel and its a lovely shade of red. It has 18.5cm of steerer and 2.5 - 3cm of thread. I'm based up in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, so price includes postage. Will upload pics tomorrow
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Just an update, I phoned up outspokentraining.co.uk and they were super helpful, initially I was going to book one in Cambridge as that was the only one listed but they had a trainer in Bury St Edmunds who could do a more bespoke lesson and show her the ropes on her actual route to work. She had her lesson on the 10th of September which she enjoyed but found challanging, she actually teared up at one point when she had to go through a busy junction but she did it once with the instructor and once on her own.
Yesterday she cycled to work on her own for the first time, realised she forgot the key for her lock so cycled home, picked it up and cycled back to work and was very confident with it all, big whoop to the cycle training folk, highly recommended!
Bern
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Posting this in a couple of threads just to show appreciation, I was looking for cycle training for my sister and below is the result :)
Just an update, I phoned up outspokentraining.co.uk and they were super helpful, initially I was going to book one in Cambridge as that was the only one listed but they had a trainer in Bury St Edmunds who could do a more bespoke lesson and show her the ropes on her actual route to work. She had her lesson on the 10th of September which she enjoyed but found challanging, she actually teared up at one point when she had to go through a busy junction but she did it once with the instructor and once on her own.
Yesterday she cycled to work on her own for the first time, realised she forgot the key for her lock so cycled home, picked it up and cycled back to work and was very confident with it all, big whoop to the cycle training folk, highly recommended!
Bern
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Just an update, I phoned up outspokentraining.co.uk and they were super helpful, initially I was going to book one in Cambridge as that was the only one listed but they had a trainer in Bury St Edmunds who could do a more bespoke lesson and show her the ropes on her actual route to work. She had her lesson on the 10th of September which she enjoyed but found challanging, she actually teared up at one point when she had to go through a busy junction but she did it once with the instructor and once on her own.
Yesterday she cycled to work on her own for the first time, realised she forgot the key for her lock so cycled home, picked it up and cycled back to work and was very confident with it all, big whoop to the cycle training folk, highly recommended!
Bern
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It's better then is was, we bought in 2012 before the new rules, was 3% over £250,000 so had to pay £9,000 against our £300,000 property, think it would be nearly half that now! Not that I'm bitter!
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Working with Firefox 48.0 on my work Laptop running windows 7, also on my HTC Desire 510 running Android 4.4.3 on chrome 51.0.2704.81
EDIT: Yahoo email
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Not sure if this will be any use to anyone - 10% off code for B&Q at diy.com
code: EMAIL2508
Only good for one use so first come first served, good till the 13th Sept
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That's my kinda work ethic, now if only my Father was a multi-millionnaire!
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Not a bike light but if anyone is after a head torch then this is pretty good value, it does have one of those add on battery packs which isn't very clear but it's pretty bright and USB chargeable
http://m.cotswoldoutdoor.com/silva-trail-runner-ii-usb-headtorch-e2112146
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Forumenger on the start line?
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Armstrong just emptied herself!
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Dat descent - NOPE
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Is this bad or good (assuming bad)? Need something half decent for winter mountain bike action but I'm a touch skint, was hoping this would fit the bill!