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Our monstera also has an infestation on the underside of the leaves of a similar size black fucker. There's a bunch of black cack around, so I guess their poopoo?
Please advise me how to kill them too.
Don't touch my babies!

Hivemind.
We have experienced a great die off of several houseplants and found a pot of dead plant infested with small 1/2mm white bugs (not larvae, so not fungus gnat).
What are they? How to kill them as brutally as possible but also biologically acceptable?

Ooffooffooffffff

Yes, get it reamed. Fiver job

Couldn't extra long v brake bolts and some spacers (brake-spacers-eyelet-bolt) prop up that rack? It looks quite shite (excusez-moi le mot) like this..

Good buy!

@Sheppz was looking for a car right?

Shrink it then yeah.
Size would help other taller prospective buyers?

The middleburn cranks are things of beauty.
I'ld go with that.

The pomp still tempts, but all the the caveats from 5 years ago still apply and I already have a warship grey fat tire fixed (see image, Allcity Dropout).
Somebody's getting a great deal. The hubs are also indeed very nice.

You want off the peg complete or could do a build?
I have an octane one kode with a surly 135mm hub with a double disc hack somewhere in Hulsroys thread.
They also do them complete but yould need to change the rear hub

There's a weird primal satisfaction in fixing things DIY.
Our washing machine gave the ghost a year ago and repairmen are practically conmen (150,- analysis beg your pardon?!). An hour later with some googling I ordered a heating element to give it a whirl. Three days later it arrived and half an hour spent on my back with my head in the back of a washing machine and the fecker worked again. Felt incredible!

What's this colour changing wizardry towards and including the head tube?
It looks to be titanium?

Yeah looks really good. Care to post a side view?
Dibs when you sell etcetc

https://www.room-of-art.de/item/model-1183-in-teak-by-grete-jalk-for-france-and-son-2619/
Designed 1962.
https://www.pamono.eu/makers/france-son
France and son only lasted until 1964/67 depending on source.
So yeah, "copy".
I wasn't aware the ekenaset was a reissue of an original design. Probably not up to the quality of the original though.
We also have a nice IKEA table, originally desk, from the 80s.
But yes, design wise IKEA knows how to copy for the masses
looking at artek copies in the corner

I try to evade IKEA where I can, or don't buy new.
I just think that when quality is concerned, you don't want IKEA.

And I believe Tenderloin wasn't thinking the Swedish flatpackgiant when he asked the original question for Togo alternatives

I still very much enjoy our Grete Jalk France and Son set I renovated 1,5/2 years ago.
https://www.lfgss.com/comments/15934792/
They really are comfy too! I always doze off in 3, 2, 1.. when I take a lie down driving my girlfriend to despair.
Mind you, they're are a set for sitting in more than Netflix couch potato. And you need some cushions for the wooden armrests but it was the look and use we were going for.

It always is so you can keep both of those brake tracks either absent or fresh and clean.
Also, stoppage powah (in theory)

Are we talking this amount of space?

Looks suspiciously at qr front brake forks
Lawyer tabs do mitigate this though, right?
And I have forks that have "traditional" rear facing dropouts, and front facing dropouts. The latter is done to prevent exactly that right?

Not to want to pee on the bonfire, but the a-c of the fork looks a bit off? Or is it the photo angle?
P.S.: I took delivery of the satellites from the same forumenger, still in the works but very pwetty

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And guilty on several counts with the FTF.

Interesting frame, what is it?

This is actually a smart idea.
I reckon using spacers to get the cog and disc out to where you want them because of chainline.
Or bolt two of those adapters on at each end with extra long bolts; easy 10mm on each side added. The extra contact surface would give me peace of mind

But apparently I'm not the only one!

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