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Are you sure the reg number is correct?
If you put it into http://www.askmid.com/ownvehicle/ you can check what car it is and also if it is insured.
LR50 WFZ - Not on Database (means it's not insured)
LR05 WFZ - is a Nissan Micra -
Cool yup - both 36h - both on the flyers, miche high flange at the front - both 3x.
Let me know what spoke lengths are needed and I will get them ordered!
Cheers Tommy!
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It certainly is 50mm!
What other measurements would you need to work out spoke lengths? Just the ERD of the rim (and cross pattern)?
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I have to be honest and say that I am getting very confused!
The measurement you have asked for is 30mm (both sides from what i can tell) and yes the OLD is 110mm
The hub appears to be symmetrical then?!
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Hi All,
Have just bought myself a Ventura (Bike Fix) hub, and am looking at getting it built, so am in the process of buying spokes.
I only have very rudimentry measuring tools -so I was wondering if anyone out there has already measured their hubs and can confirm (or deny) my measurements.
Spoke hole diameter = 48mm
centre to left flange = 56mm
centre to right flange = 54mmI really don't trust my own measurements - so would be good if someone had already done it!
Cheers
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http://www.cyclesofyesteryear.com/cycleshop/sparepart.htm
Does bog standard 36h ones for £30 - he is based in Surbiton, so easy enough to pick up.
(be careful with that wheel size - they come in two ERD if I remember correctly!)
I also have a second hand one floating about at home (bit rusty) for cheap if thats any help.
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Might be worth finding a thread by Kingcutter, he was selling DP18 wheels on silver or black for £90 a pair I think!
Edit: this thread https://www.lfgss.com/thread44444.html
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Bit of a long shot...
I'm looking for two Econometricians to work in a media agency. We have roles for both senior and junior people.
I'm basically looking for someone with a stats\economics degree who is interested in media.
Give me a PM if you are interested!
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honestly the best one yet!
Keep it up, and I look forward to being able to pay for some of this stuff.
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I'm just going to piggy back on the end of this....
I have £600 to spend on a mountain bike, just to mess about on trials and things like that, so nothing too hardcore, so definetely hard-tail.
Heres the catch, to get it through my cycle to work scheme, I have to use Evans, any reccomendations, I have no idea on components at all.
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maybe I am blind, but how big is the frame?
From gabe's original sale thread
Frame & Forks & Headset (55cm ctc seattube, 56cm ctc toptube)
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Still jealous
me too, fuming
Lucky lucky man. Just building that would be amazing.
Indeed it was really amazing to get to unwrap it all and build it, original 1972 inner tubes ftw!
My have to change the brake blocks though, came down the hill this morning with absolutely no stopping power.
Just needs an Aerospoke and you're off......
I was actually tempted to borrow a spok to put on it, just to take a photo and see the reaction!
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My bubblewrap bike is finally built....
Just need to fine tune some adjustments to saddle etc and then the Sunday best is done.
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depends which sock I tuck it into.
bada bum!
Really short legs?
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Picked this up this morning, now completely unpacked and half built in the lounge, just need to connect all cables and sort the gears out, very excited to have something so pristine.
It's a 1972 Starnord Paris Sport 700, which has never been touched.
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Sam
Simon is primed and will be waiting for you SaturdaySteve,
I aim to be there at about half nine tomorrow - Can't wait!
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Lovely!
Can't wait to get my hands on this,
Have emailed and pm'd about collection.
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Many thanks Steve.
I wait with bated breath!
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No, the new was longer, so shrinkage (but still betting on pixies).
Considering the date surely Leprechauns are more likely?
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So after a bit of investigation it appears this a 22 inch frame...
Which is perfectly my size!
So if I was first in the queue, I would like to turn my tentative dibs into a rock solid one!
Really, really want this!
Sam
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Size?
And roughly what are the components?
Tentative first dibs
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Had exactly the same problem with Tommy our cat....
We found a combination of Foil and double sided tape did the trick as they hate to touch both of those.
Also as already mentioned they are complete creatures of habit, and as soon as you let them in he will realise that it will work every time!
Our cat has learnt to sneak into the bedroom and hide under the bed without us knowing - to the point that this morning I woke up with his face less than an inch away from my face, I thought I was being attacked by a giant cat!
Good luck though, it took a good month of ignoring his calls, to get him out of the habit.
Actually the best method I read about was filling an big oblong tub with water and making a moat, which is fine until you forget it is there in the morning......
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Another satisfied customer, Supplied all transfers for my EG Bates
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test 2
What are you testing?
Velocios patience?
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