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(apart from the dodgy photo taken from a moving escalator)
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[url= http://www.flickr.com/photos/rocketdog/5499786174/ ]spot the mistakes[/url] by [url= http://www.flickr.com/people/rocketdog/ ]rOcKeTdOgUk[/url], on Flickr
would a biking noob know what was wrong until they hit the first steep downhill? see at Sportsworld (yea i know, but a friend wanted to go in)
forks on back to front wheel in wrong way round ๐
chain not on ring
And you went back and told a member of staff so that they could rectify the potentially dangerous mistake?
I always put my brake caliper on the opposite side of the wheel from the rotor..
it increases the danger...grrrr
Three_Fish - Member
And you went back and told a member of staff so that they could rectify the potentially dangerous mistake
yup, and got the expected "Urrr what? oh, urr, i'll tell the manager"
and the packing disc on the wheel nut
The fork is on the right way, its the stem and frame that's on the wrong way round..
worst of all...it's a URT
signature series no less.
Valves & Logos not lined up ... tut tut ๐
Try a shorter exposure, letting the autofocus do its job.. and maybe some flash would help as it's indoors.
HTH ๐
someone's nicked the tax disc...
I love how the disc rotor is on the opposite side to the caliper ๐
he fork is on the right way, its the stem and frame that's on the wrong way round
chuckle
Front brake cable appears to be coming from the left.
Which way are the levers facing ? ๐
I like the idea that someone has put that together like that and not thought something doesn't look right, but they then went and put it next to an identical bike with the forks the right way round and still didn't realise that something was wrong.
What's wrong with it?
What NVQ did the shop worker need to get this retail job.
One of hundreds of jobs that have been created by the new shopping center.
Jon Taylor - Member
Try a shorter exposure, letting the autofocus do its job.. and maybe some flash would help as it's indoors
rOcKeTdOg - Member
(apart from the dodgy photo taken from a moving escalator)
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i was trying to do it surreptitiously as stores like this don't allow photography usually and my spy skills aren't up to scratch
to be fair, the wheel is in the right way round if compared to the rest of the bike minus the fork