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I had drilled a hole in my Nitto handle bar for a brake cable. I've cycled with it for over a year, but it gave up yesterday when I was climbing the slope from the basement where my bike was stalled. Fortunately, I did not fall.
I'd dissuade anyone from drilling holes in handle bars....
Glad you didnt get hurt M1, Drilled STEMS are common, Ive drilled a couple myself and sometimes sheet ally is drilled to STOP a crack, but we live and learn.
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I regard money spent on so called cycle lanes up here in Nottm as money down the drain. Even the N6 is mostly unrideable. Just get out there and claim your space. BUT please lets prove ourselves better roadusers than the dickheads found everywhere. did anyone see the snowbound Audi tweeted from the M4?
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This is an interesting debatex? argument. I met a bloke once with a very light rdbike with campag lugging that seemed to be made by a jeweller, I asked why not do something about the rust on the BB? Why should I he said, got 5 more in the garage. He died and the bikes went to scrapman. I would have liked one to go to work on, I ruined a few bikes that way. But I loved em all.
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Thanks Velocio. I joined this site on impulse but I believe I will learn a lot from you guys. Ive been using bikes for 60 years and thought FIXIES were silly lads. Ive been using computers for 5 minutes and can see see there are some wizards here. I'm looking forward to watching your adventures from back here in Nottingham.
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beware of linseed brother, works but brings hazards, lots of hand washing and linny rags will BURN by themselves, Simoniz is good from new tin but really just turns dirty, old type turtle wax (paste stuff) always served me well but now hard to find. and this bike will be crap to ride. follow your dream.