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I'll take that as a no then.

Chew do you have an egg timer fitted then? :wink:

Who ever mentioned bar ends shall be flogged! :P

BTW I use bar ends but don't tell anyone. Shhhhhh

I'll be interested!

Forgot to mention that when it get too uncomfortable and I take my hand off the bars it feels like i get a sudden rush of blood to my hand FIIK?

I get it in my left hand but I'm right handed. It starts about an hour onto a ride but not every ride, I've tried different gloves etc but still get it might need a mechanical arm fitting. I just put it down to old age.

I bet if they open it up it will be bone dry

Try….

Hot air gun or hair dryer

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Don't lick em!

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No but thanks for the heads up :-)

I like that idea quirrel just going to run that pass the misses!

Top of Rivington

Ask for photos.

You don't have to use the cycle lanes if you don't want, don't like riding in them as they are usually full of broken glass and other sharp objects. :|

That's put me off my breakfast :(

Went out yesterday and looking after the kids today.

Is that next month It's next month then weirdog?

Might go to that one cp but I've also heard of one on the 19th of September?

I managed to watch it till the end! What a load of s@@t I ws hoping for dead priests and nuns but no get to see her chop off her own clitoris with scissors NICE just avoid the film and shave your legs.

Lm

Give hope a call or email them they are really helpful and will probably send them to you FOC.

1996 Rolex Sea Dweller.
Thanks for the list now can you all tell me when your going on holiday.

Getting up for work and working.

Try parcel monkey they should be able to do you a quote.

[Serco filling up empty docking stations as the bikes were getting taken]

So there are more bikes knocking round than docking stations?

Sorry did mean to say none drive but it was late and the last pint had kicked in but sober now……. ahhhh fresh toast!

Sorry thought that read UNDO THEM :lol: just Change the spider as normal

They are out and don't try and undo the crank arm on the drive side it's bonded in as told by middleburn technical department.

Very 8O

Knowsley quite good :lol:

Don't know if you can get spare top hats but you can get a bearing kit from BETD they do a bearing and seal kit plus the bearings don't need the top hat spacer as they are the same size as the hope ones and fit directly on to the crank shaft.

So you have the top hat shim out and now you can see the bearing, then just use a pin get it behind the seal and pop it off. Now if you want to get the bearing out they are difficult to do without the right tool crc used to do them have a look in the tool section.

Do you mean the bearing seal on you BB?

YGM

I used two types, I had a hope step down then bought a second hand 1.5 cane creek off eBay as it was still cheaper for me to do it that way plus I can now use different size steeer tubes if I ever change my forks. So the setup I have now is hope at the top and the cane 1.5 at the bottom works a treat. 8)

Niether cook in the kitchen :wink:

The wife a textile teacher and she uses Abrakham one in Liverpool, Preston and near Mold for ripstop and webbing and she's waffling on about how you sow the zips in to make em water proof it's gone over my head 8O

Here's one for you to look at

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=36141

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