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• #106602
I hope you're not a bike mechanic!
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• #106604
I'm going to be on that site all day now. Thanks:(
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• #106605
Shimano cx75
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• #106606
Stupidly already bought one not realising they only come in 28 hole
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• #106607
cheers ;0)
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• #106608
Yes. At the top of the right hand side bar there is a button called "Edit conversation", which takes you to the screen where you can change the title.
Aha! Many thanks.
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• #106609
My Paul Donohue 853 road bike, finished at last, almost....
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• #106610
Would anyone be interested in an all city macho man frame set in a 55cm? (56.5tt) Chris king headset, Thomson seat post, fabric spoon saddle, tektro mini v brakes, bontrager bar and stem, sram rival cranks, single speed kit, clement cx tyres?
Thinking about getting rid. Can get picture If wanted
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• #106611
Great tip.
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• #106612
Yes. I would. PM sent
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• #106613
New road frame. Should be good, will be built up with my Ritchey, 10spd Campag stuff, Fulcrum 5LGs and 27c Paves initially.
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• #106614
kitchen?
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• #106615
Shower at work
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• #106616
I like that. What bartape?
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• #106617
Cheers.
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• #106618
thanks for the toshop mate ; )
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• #106619
No gears needed really. F&S?
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• #106620
Nice one :)
There's a Donohue thread on here.
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• #106621
Sorry to bring this up again? Would this Novatec hub be significancy better than the Shimano rs505.
Its for a training/ touring bike so durability is the most important factor. The novatec has cartridge bearings but is also coming from poland so would take longer to get here.
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• #106622
The novatec has cartridge bearings
There isn't room inside a freehub for a cartridge bearing which is as strong as Shimano's 9×¼" loose balls.
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• #106623
So would you go with the Shimano, its for a CDF? How much more regularly do you normally have to service loose ball hubs, I'm in wet wet Ireland.
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• #106624
How much more regularly do you normally have to service loose ball hubs
Cut one inch off your piece of string every time you go for a ride. When your remaining string is under one inch, service your hubs.
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• #106625
I suspected that might be your answer
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