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  • saladdodger
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    Ah thats better, I needed that And as I was leaving sharki pitched up so a bit more riding was in order

    Marvelous

    saladdodger
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    you could try a canoe trip to NZ :arrow:

    saladdodger
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    It looks like a trailer yoke off a BOB trailer :D

    saladdodger
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    Quick hijack

    My SC32’s only move 105mm and 25mm above the dropout unlike dibbs I am a bit of a neutritional overachever thast is why I get a bit more travel

    saladdodger
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    strange

    ( wanders off muttering)

    saladdodger
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    I have had the surley chainring on my ht11 chainset for about 4 years no problem what so ever

    It works

    iirc both del and tim41 use the same

    saladdodger
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    surley stainless steel lasts forever

    saladdodger
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    CONSTITUTION HILL in swansea . full stop

    it is a cobble stone hill and it looks like a brick wall from the bottom, steep as fugg and I live in a valley in devon 1in4 one side 1in8 the easy side

    and then there is contitution hill thats another book not story

    saladdodger
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    BTW nutboy

    The henrys have good filtration , hepa etc thats why the wife is procuring them for the NHS in devon

    saladdodger
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    Henry’s are all british made to unlike that true brit Dyson who moved production from Malmsbury to Malasia

    So more british jobs went down the tubes

    Thank You James Dyson

    saladdodger
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    Mrs Dodger did a visit to the numatic (henry) factory reciently she is well impressed with the R& D facilities and everyone in the factory was proud of what they made ( rare eh)

    Bottom line she will be buying one soon and the dyson will be for garage use only

    bit of advice buy a pink Henryetta cos its a thing for the beloved to love and cherish

    saladdodger
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    I still have 2 HH Lifa shirts which are still used the sleeves have had to be cut off cos they were buggered but I did buy them in 1986 :?

    saladdodger
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    I would like to of shown you mine but some scumbag nicked it in 1993 :(

    saladdodger
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    Leatherman Crunch ( mole wrench ) for me

    Brilliant

    saladdodger
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    Have a punt at a Charge Spoon, I use Fiziks on 3 0f my bikes and I am well impressed with the Spoon especialy at £20 from wiggle and

    saladdodger
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    Same as sharki.

    Construction !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! whats that.

    Time for a change of direction :?

    saladdodger
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    yep I to have had dealings with Tim F and found him realy helpful, and I have met him on the Q’s nice guy.

    And to anyone who dissagrees be warned he is fuggin huge

    saladdodger
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    I have a spare 1 1/8 cable hanger thing spare which fits onto the steerer if you want.

    btw what is a kona style hanger

    saladdodger
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    Ta Dibbs

    saladdodger
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    sq225917 – Member
    If you can’t pitch yourself over the bars with your little finger on your cantilever brakes then you need a lesson in bike set up, not disc brakes.

    As I said

    as for brakes I am using the new Avid shorty4’s and they are superb

    on the road

    Yes they lift the backend no problem on the road, but off road they do not work as well guess thats why they are called retro(grade)

    As for lessons in bike set up yes please, I may have missed something in the last 25 years of not using a bike shop mechanic :roll:

    I am off in a bit on my cotic I will leave the past behind me for off road use

    saladdodger
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    Sorry flat narrow Pace r/c130 bars

    It feels like my wrists are tied together :?

    saladdodger
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    yep he saw alot of life in 1800km

    say after me

    “water water everywhere”

    your point is

    saladdodger
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    Thanks Dibbs

    That pic is my new screen saver

    saladdodger
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    bet his son wanted a dad who failed before he tried rather than a memory

    I got the impression he wanted out

    poor lad and his wife

    saladdodger
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    Sharki

    YHM

    saladdodger
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    Nice work I like

    saladdodger
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    knottie8 – Member
    How curvy are those rear stays ! I know a woman with curves like those…..

    I used to :?

    saladdodger
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    Scilly isles

    Lovely place I got married there

    The brocures do NOT lie it is that nice

    The Star Castle hotel is realy nice not cheap but worth it

    saladdodger
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    Bootiful

    Bit too much excess bits fitted to the bike though

    saladdodger
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    If you lot must know I honed my riding skills on the ridgeway near swindon.

    Anyway I was exploring the extremities of my performance envelope (at a walking pace)

    OK I blew it cos I is crap

    Good to be out though

    saladdodger
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    OH yes

    Mini V’s I have a set on my pompino and Kaff and they are brilliant at speed braking I can lift the back wheel with full control.

    They are easy to set up (unless you are a bit spanner inept)

    BTW I use dura ace levers on the pompino and campag ergo’s on the Kaff so your sti levers will be okay

    saladdodger
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    jonb – Member

    saladdodger – Member

    Welcome to the great unwashed I was binned on friday 13th (lucky for who)

    Any jobs for electricians in the devon/ somerset area

    I’d contact Gerber Juice. Things will have changed since I left there last September but they were expanding their factory and had engineering jobs I think.

    I used to do a lot of work with Mitie (electrical) They are all over the south west. Seem like a decent company/group of people but I was a client.

    Weismans (sp) were also building a new factory in Bridgwater so might be worth a shot.

    Thanks Jon I will make some enquiries

    Scoop if you need someone rapidly I am more than willing to fill in I live 10 miles from Taunton

    saladdodger
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    1987/8

    First bike a Scaracen Trekker with f&r U brakes

    20+ years later and still smiling :D

    saladdodger
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    Sorted the gears are now ok by shifting the spacer from the driveside to the non driveside2.5mm makes all the differance

    Yes I have a grey S/works with 1″aheadset steerer (and ti stem) the forks are very short and new forks suspension are far too long so it can stay rigid and on the road. In my early 30’s being shaken to bits was the norm in my late 40’s I am too soft and no more.

    Its still a thing of retrotastic beauty though

    saladdodger
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    Mr Frosty

    So you know the frameset, I have had mine in the shed for 8 years and decided to ressurect it. By hell it is fast but with a 1″ steerer its stuck to rigid forks so it will be for mostly road use and its nicer to ride than my Litespeed road bike. Hard to believe I used to race in the mid 90’s on a rigid bike, oh my am I getting soft.

    yep its a 73mm bb shell, I am using a lx ht11 crankset with 1 spacer on the drive side which I will swop over today will I realy notice 2.5mm of chaiset shift. There is no way I willl adjust the cleats because it will be wrong for my othere bikes.

    saladdodger
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    Welcome to the great unwashed I was binned on friday 13th (lucky for who)

    Any jobs for electricians in the devon/ somerset area

    saladdodger
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    Dave it may well be sunbase

    sorry I cannot remember I moved away 3+ years ago and my brain leaks alot

    saladdodger
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    SOM
    The chainstays do not seem that long but looking at the chainset it does appear to be a bit far out from the chainstays(its a 1995 frameset). I will give it a go tomorrow and let you know.

    saladdodger
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    SOM

    yes I am using a HT11 chainset and I was thinking of swappping a spacer from the drive side to the non drive side

    Ta for the measurement correction

    saladdodger
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    CaptainFlashheart – Member
    Snares are nasty, cruel implements.

    Shoot them. Learn to do it properly

    Sod the animal welfare I want to eat em, on the same score a quick kill is better

    My understanding of poaching means blowing the cute little birdies to bits is alot obvious

    STB nice toy btw

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