Cheshire Oaks place is great for bargains, got some mtb shorts there for 22 quid with padded liner last week….lad working there said mtb shorts sometimes go for a tenner!

B for me too…

Glad the OP had a swift response….email saga pasted below…bear in mind the importers are owned by CRC and they have these bearings in stock, original NP Generator hub bearings ordered 6th August!

Hello Justin,

Thank you for your email.

Item 198939 is out of stock until 29/10/10. We can place this item on back order for you which means it is reserved for you and once it comes back into stock it will be dispatched to you.

If this is ok can you please us and we can process this for you.

I hope this helps

Kind Regards,

Michael

From:
Sent: 06 September 2010 17:44
To: CRC Returns
Subject: Re: CRC ORDER REF 1008-19532 (Thread:241430)

Michael

I have a Nukeproof Generator front hub, 15mm thru axle fitting I bought from you guys… I spoke to a guy who assured me the bearings were in stock at hotlines, size 15268

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=55078

this is a link to the bearings on your website, so hope they do exist!… id no 193989

Please get me a set sorted ASAP as this has been going on for a while now

cheers Justin

On 06/09/2010 14:56, CRC Returns wrote:

Hello Justin,

Thank you for your email.

We received the proof of postage into Chain Reaction Cycles today. Thank you.

We have still not received the bearing kit. What item is it you are wanting as the item 15268 you requested in previous email does not exist.

I hope this helps and sorry for any inconvenience caused

Kind Regards,

Michael

Sent: 03 September 2010 15:32
To: CRC Returns
Subject: Re: CRC ORDER REF 1008-19532 (Thread:241430)

Michael

I posted a copy of the document to you…should have arrived yesterday marked for your or Pauls attention.

Great …another weekend with no bearings!

Not the best service is it?

On 03/09/2010 09:14, CRC Returns wrote:

Hello Justin,

Thank you for your email.

We did not get the proof of postage via email can you please email it to us again. Thank you.

Sorry for any inconvenience caused

Kind Regards,

Michael

Sent: 03 September 2010 08:51
To: CRC Returns
Subject: Re: CRC ORDER REF 1008-19532 (Thread:241430)

Hi Michael

Can you please confirm reciept of the proof of postage…should have been with you yesterday?

Really would appreciate those bearings asap…spent another £100 with you yesterday!

cheers Justin

On 01/09/2010 10:36, CRC Returns wrote:

Hello Justin,

Thank you for your email.

We still haven’t received this item back at Chain Reaction Cycles yet. Can you please supply us with a postage receipt from this item and we will send you out the correct item you need.

Before we can do this we need a copy of your postage receipt.

I hope this helps and sorry for any inconvenience caused

Kind Regards,

Michael

aa need a campaign so nobody votes for him and he has to get back to the Ospreys!

every council asks if you have family working there!

Stendec sells some silicon based stuff for a fiver a can…keeps my forks smooth and makes carbon shine up like new too! I heard you aint supposed to use petroleum based stuff cos it does rot seals :cry:

Cheers for the heads up, I've scraped that glue out on mine and pop rivetted the heat shields back in place.. better than new now :wink:

Right there Molgrips..reminded me of a wind up on one of my cycling buddies in uni..he was a bit tardy with coursework and gonna be away with his folks for an extra week after one of the breaks…we got some uni headed paper and mocked up a letter telling him if he didnt attend a meeting with all his outstanding coursework he was off the course…obviously the meeting was scheduled while he was still away!…cue loads of stressing and a general panic… that afternoon we went for a ride, I told him it was a windup at the top of trentham gardens…his face was a picture of relief :wink:

Found slick shift hardcoats ok myself but didn't notice any extra life over the previous FSA set, on a set of raceface now which seem slicker on upshifts but not much in it!

thanks guys!

So I guess this prooves MTBing is good for the heart then?…so is nobody in STW land on these things?

Yep thanks fella…I've looked at the incidence/types of side affect, just wondered if this muscle wastage was noticable in terms of power output for riders who've taken them?

Think that clashes with Llanwrst tri too…they used to run bits of the marin so look out for lots of fit lasses in wet lycra tri suits….hmmm surely those retrobike bearded weirdy folks factored that in? :wink:

PS Bearded weirdy was a JOKE..as a clean shaven Fuquay owner!

Ahhh …I love a happy ending :wink:

Horse riders do it to practice jumps…not out of vindictiveness!..I had it for a while on a local bridleway..kept finding pine logs until I invented MTB Caber tossing… Top tip horsey types won't venture into brambles to fish em out :lol:

They are great…Windwave awesome on warranty…buy em with no worries I say :wink:

Run now whilst you still can!…welcome aboard a relatively painless way to waste your day!

been a couple of times and it was fine, don't recall that many drags TBH lots of accessible powder and off piste bits…only bit I didn't like was a skinny road back to the resort bit narrow and busy for an easy board down when you are knackered!

Harry that comes across pretty badly mate…lot of people out there worried sick about their job security or maybe have already lost one :oops:

Cheers IHN for posting that up!

I think it's brilliant :lol: the design is really good because the first time you ride it at 2 points you just think it drops away…so you panic but it doesn't! it's really wide and easily rollable!

That boggy loggy bridge thing is chuffin horrible…fell off it on my retro bike…glad if its gone!

Folliculitis..sp?…infected hair follicle…pretty common amongst sweaty cyclists..prob nowt to worry about but you pay NI?…then use your GP :wink:

Eh?…I was letting mine swing in the breeze post ride last night in a Clwyds carpark! get over it man…you sound like one of those uptight victorian gents..It's a changing room FFS what are you expecting to see?

Mr Woppit…you sure you had senna pods in the vanilla?…no real reccomendation unless the Dim sum bungs you up :wink:

Hmmm…we had 4 of these in a week….overstayed time limits whilst interviewing in a Mcdonalds, had receipts for duration of stay…Mrs rang em up and they were pretty reasonable…she rang the Mcds manager he got the wrong end of the stick and grovelled apologetically and got em all cancelled!…so maybe ignoring them isn't always the best approach?

Tk maxx are great for all the kit you need…I get merino base layers and Helly there for cycling too, gloves not mitts as they aren't so easy on bindings.

defo book last minute…when you know snow is there!…look for numbers of chairlifts drags are a PITA for boarders especially beginners

Kneepads and padded shorts are great…helmets are cosy and save some pain if it's icy…goggles better than sunnies too

Skiings for 80's obsessed throwbacks…stick to boarding you'll love it :wink:

Finally, as in riding, speed is your friend!

Foxy's closest…it was/is the first bit of track off the top of Snowdon next to the rails so the oil covers the path in drizzly conditions, ideally on an old hardtail :wink:

Marins near Betws Y Coed…hills might be a bit scary for flatlanders though :wink: Penmachno would be a 15/20 minute ride away too!

Yep I fancy this and am sure a few of my mates will be up for it…posting it up on my clubsite now :wink:

Dont worry Kerv I'm sure we wont affect your podium placing! though a couple of them have done Ironmen(mans?) before

Hi Justin,
Thanks for your email.Apologies but we under-estimated the level of interest our sale would generate and the number of orders we received meant that unfortunately the warehouse was delayed by a few days.
Happy to inform you your order was dispatched last night (05/08/10) and should be with you shortly, if you would like you can track the order online here:

Email from them today, so no they are not back up to the high standards they've set for themselves….However shock bushes ordered yesterday from Mojo turned up this morning :lol:

Slight hijack…CRC just taken over 48 hrs to process an order (all instock early on Weds) with their 48hr delivery this means its getting on for a week before I can expect the bits…anybody else finding they've slowed up?

Nah wouldn't touch em…sidewalls give out due to excess weight loading :wink:

I wouldn't drive a 200mile round trip for Llandegla mind…..BUT if you did fall off its busy up there so you'd get rescued soon enough :wink:

NB I'm spoilt having shedloads of good places on my doorstep…but dont often drive the 35 miles to Llandegla

Props is like Kudos innit!

Yep place order, pay low price, tyres arrive next day…what's not to like?

I don't really look anywhere else now!

Aye…just thought I'd give credit where it's due….trouble is they are too shiny to put on my bike and get dirty :wink:

been running FSA carbon cranks on a hope BB for 12months…no issues at all compatibility wise…thought it was a std axle diameter?

Hey scrappy …wow that was some ressurecting….thought somebody had nicked my identity!

google uk omnibus studies..

Nah there is genuine stuff out there…if you can be bothered to fill out surveys honestly you will get rewarded for it, some panels work on points so many per study that you can cash in or trade for entries in a £5k monthly draw..once you have some experience with them you do get to test new concepts…from choccy bars to cars to give feedback on…..I'd do it myself but am barred cos I work in the industry and use their services to find out stuff!

Brian and Phil at Yellow are good lads and I'm sure they will look after you!…assuming Winstanleys manage to send em back ok :wink: I use Assos a lot both on road and off as liners for Fox baggies…my ancient unos dont look as bad as that!….don't let this put you off em!

Chrisl 2nd loop wasn't open then…probably the best bit(s), agree with you that NYA and CYB both better than Penmachno though!