+1 probably chain tension related, seen this with short cages in particular as the cage gets streched out tension goes up.

try set chain up as slack as possible in the 11t. or a radr/med cage.

tweak chainline as well if you use the 42t a lot, or a 30/32 t front should improve things

*hijack alert*

I am not 100% but I think the in the last few years the lefty steerer will accept a standard 1.5″ stem?

…BTW I am looking for an 1.56″ or 1 9/16″ or whaterver the standard was on the older stuff stem, so if anybody does have one that needs a new home… 🙂

probably my fave tool for PS

https://gregbenzphotography.com/lumenzia/

2D? http://librecad.org/cms/home.html
very easy to learn

marples/irwin are fine, you can buy just the sizes you need.

whetstones are OK in the workshop but a fuss if you are moving about.

I bought a trend credit card diamond thing which is meant for sharpening TCT cutters, each side is a different grade I keep it in my pocket and use it regularly.

dont bother with a honing guide, a bit of practice and you’ll get the knack of keeping your tools razor sharp. just prepare the back of the chisel to a mirror finnish first.

got some new FSA on the FS if you interested in something different?

I am sure the price includes a high speed satelite broadband link so that they students can keep up on social media and not feel excluded.

reasonable and necessary part of a young persons education and development IMO should be mandatory,

100,000 Neanderthals causing a public nuisance?

The news came as Mr Farage warned that any attempts to overturn the results of the referendum risked “political anger the likes of which none of us in our lifetimes have ever witnessed”.

“This will remind the Government/politicians and the establishment including the court that they cannot ignore the democratic vote of the people in the referendum democracy and debate and submit to the threat of violent action”

Asked whether that could mean “disturbances in the street”, he replied: “Yeah, I think that’s right.”

I hope the Public Order Act is invoked.

http://www.viasverdes.com/en/principal.asp

What songs you love capture the mood of the moment?

been using joes no flats stuff recently, does the job and lasts well. i think 1L is about £15

Pretty sure you cannot insure a UK registered car in Spain and no UK insurer AFAIK will cover that kind of usage abroad.

If you drive a foreign registered vehicle without insurance in the UK for years I suppose that is not frowned upon.

thanks everyone, will give photobox a go 🙂

you would need to stick some angle bead on with some plaster/filler then fill in ti the clean edge after its gone off.

alternatively 2 small strips of wood glued into a right angle or something similar then glued onto the wall with “no nails” type glue if you want to make it into a feature and paint/stain them?

Opting out of the EU has basically removed any possible delays,right to object and reasonable regulation so we can now get on with **** everyone up the ass… dry 😉

yay for Brexit!

plastic bags

steels spanning the structural walls is how I’ve seen it done before for approval by local authority.

would say just aks your local office, this is done a lot in many old houses.

https://www.gov.uk/building-regulations-approval/how-to-apply

I think you can demo some enves in BPW and see if you like them.

but I’d say a lot depends on which rim hub spoke combo you buy and width etc. not just the fact they are made from CF.

and yes rotational weight makes a very noticable difference to the way a bike will ride.

hold a wheel by the axle and tip it around, and now spin it and do the same

not really weapons testing.

but armour piercing ammunition leaves a lot of contamination in conflict zones

an not as much as Fukushima is going to perhaps…

not to mention all the old leaky dumps storage facilities.

still better to blame the commies.

Orux maps, free, offline maps, worth a look 🙂

what Blob sez, anti sieze it the one,

A lot of loo paper is made from recycled materials..

joist hangers are probably going to be useful. allsorts down the local builders merchant.

http://www.familyhandyman.com/decks/building-a-deck/how-to-install-joist-hangers/view-all

I use a carbon fibre spirit level to set them dead flat

but my levers are connected to the dropper and suspension remote and the angle changes depending on if they are in mince or grind mode.

why not a mortgage?

sorry to hear about the delays!

My experience in Spain has been that it is kind of traditional to “wine and dine” the neighbourhood folk a little and to introduce yourself and to get accepted into the community, this is quite important in small villages.

Going to the bar regularly for the morning Almuerzo is a good investment
This is quite scary when you are still learning the language but also quite harmless 🙂

After a meal and a few drinks and getting to know your face nearly everyone will become friendly and offers of help and all sorts of advice will usually follow along with a return invitations.

Inviting your neighbours in and talking about what you are doing is a good idea as well, they often will invent wild stories if left to their imagination. A regular pop round for a drink type thing could be a good investment and its amazing what you can learn. 😉

The older folk often have a very different outlook on outsiders but like most Spanish people friendly and warm to you quickly once they get to know you a little.

Regarding building etc finding out who the trustworthy local builder is and employing them to do some of the work can often be very advantageous as they will know how to get things done, they get paid on completion and hate delays.

Find out who does work for the Bar,Alcalde,Ayuntamiento etc.

I have found that getting in with the folk to be a bit of a prerequisite to getting anything done formally, the beaurocracy can be a nightmare or surprisingly the appropriate documents can get stamped and filed in seconds while you discuss the next fishing trip/barbacue/village event etc. Being formal is expected but being friendly and open is too from what I have experienced.

sorry if I am missing the scale of things and you have a large complex construction that has some real issues that need to be dealt with.

¡Suerte!

the carnival is nothing like it was in the good ol days.

the atmosphere was brilliant and the the party started before the Friday and went on through the nights till Tuesday it was not confined to a few streets with the horrible bottlenecks and crushes but spread out everywhere. Everyone seemed to have a party going on in their front/back garden too.

If you did not go there and dance all night with thousnds of people and wake up in somebodys house/garden/park with a wearing a policemans helmet and other random carnival fashion items you have not been to the NH carnival.

/nostalgia

It is not worth the effort now I think.

the superstar or any clones with the QR levers are fine and not so fragile

and yes you will notice a difference on a qr fork in particular, assuming that the wheels are tensioned up.

lightly dragging on the rear brake can help on steep switchbacks.

with all the amazing advances in technology and the availability of less biased information I cannot help feeling that things have somehow not improved or advanced as they should have and in some cases are certainly worse.

or maybe the human species is really full of self centred,cruel and selfish crap by nature and there is no hope…

ArtRage

has quite a lot of depth but also has stencils clip art and plenty of other fun stuff.

Tracing over imported images is a winner 🙂

Interface does not take long for young guns to get used to as more icon than menu based.

are you losing pressure in the -ve chamber?

get a seal kit from evilhomer on ebay and an oil change should sort it 🙂

its done,

now we can “get on” with killing any remaining human rights and enviromental legislations that stood in the way of commerce and sell off any public services that are not profit motivated.

the law will be re-written by big corporations probably in private and no referendums will happpen to ask if everyone is OK with this

“suck it up” and be “proud”.

No, it demonstrates the failure of EU competition policy

I could be wrong but I think the UK government put the privatisation policies int place, not the EU.

the UK nuclear industry as well as a big chunk of water, transport and telecomms infastructure is also owned by overseas investors I think.

Was just wondering how “taking Britain back” is going to work in regards to this vital backbone of the country which has been sold off.

Hold on, who owns most of the UK electricity suppliers?

is this really OK?

Unemployed – 0% because enforced labour
Benefits – 0%
Free movement of people in EU – yes, but UK is no longer a part of it.
Incomes – unimportant as cost of living will allways match it.
The rich – won’t care because buzy laughing
The poor – won’t care because busy trying to avoid starving/homelessness

seems a pretty ignorant stance to choose to ignore the opinions of educated professionals with many years of experience.

and the old trick of comparing things unfavourably to something completely unrelated is something that still works? ….probably 🙂

I kind of understand people being sceptical and cautious about the issue of vaccines, there does seem to have been some issues in a small number of cases.

And it also seems that when they arise they are dealt with badly.

is this authentic?

http://i.bnet.com/blogs/cert-fda-letter-to-the-president-4-2-09-and-trans-team-1-7-09.pdf