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The what?

Hunt warranty is a joke because they said there had been an 'impact' and offered me a minor discount on a whole new wheel because they didn't have any rims.
I can't imagine any wheel failing without an 'impact', which is apparently only what the warranty covers. Maybe spontaneously exploding while in the shed?

I'm not arguing one way or the other about the quality of Hunt wheels or their customer service or whether it did suffer an impact etc, but warranties don't cover post-purchase damage.

A warranty covers defects in materials, manufacturing, assembly etc, ie they "warrant" that what you buy is in good condition when sold.

Bullshit.

Regardless of the owner's wishes, no professional mariner ignores SOLAS.

I find a "hands-on" approach, produces more accurate results.

You're up West aren't you?

5kg

citation needed

Where do you get that idea from (aside from your very obvious prejudices)?

The scam may seem obvious from your terms of reference, but you know nothing about the OP.

Either way, taking the piss out of people who ask for help, will only lead to fewer people asking and more getting scammed.

https://branfordbike.com/new-page-1

There's a price list on his website.

9 speed

Yooooooo...

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I was sent this from near Dnipro this morning: legging it with breakfast.

over 2.5k in parts and labour

https://www.actionfraud.police.uk/

Don't fly.

Might be useful, haven't looked into it, just rang a bell.

https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/deals/travelodge/

Matt is @coldharbour on here and is still logged into LFGSS, so perhaps the ping will send him a notification.

But he fucked-over a friend of mine and just fucked-off, so even if you do hear from him I wouldn't believe what you're told.

Any Polish speakers willing to help with an email to Mack Hubs please?

That's great, thanks.

Thanks! Oh wait. I think. :)

I was directed to your thread by Rodolfo (who was kind enough to measure his chainline) and have been trying to glean details, but you two are both 135mm and this will be my first 142mm frame.

Either way, I'm now pretty sure I'll be within shimming distance of a good chainline.

With 142mm OLD, is the disc rotor spaced 52mm from the centreline?

I'm flipping a disc hub to mount a sprocket and want to check the chainline.

TIA!