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• #83827
Cheers, will get at work tomorrow if I get a chance. Tried main website through phone browser and it said I needed to upgrade. Scandalous.
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• #83828
I don't understand
You said "a break is definitely required". If a day will do, you can have your break on the bank holiday Monday.
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• #83829
I was kidding, AVA r deth.
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• #83830
Classic spelling mistake using break instead of brake :( I'm a student at the moment, so I will actually have the whole summer free. No excuses I guess to not build me own wheels ;)
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• #83831
Thanks, I will have a look. Definitely more about food and coffee shops than clubbing as I'll be there for work, but I definitely don't want to stay in the soulless corporate area around the convention center.
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• #83832
Question to help settle an interesting discussion:
Ahead only signs at junctions:
Is it illegal to ignore them? A colleague seems to think they are 'advisory' and are only legally binding if they are red no left/right turn signs.
I'm not convinced.
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• #83833
Its the opposite. Blue circles give a mandatory instruction.
Tell your colleague to re-do their driving test. They obviously fluked the first one.
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• #83834
Does anyone make a 1" a-head spacer that has a larger (close to that of a 1 1/8" spacer) external diameter?
Running a shimmed stem on a alu bike with chunky tubes but the 15mm of skinny steerer stack underneath just looks weird -Is there a better solution? -
• #83835
shim the rest of the steerer too and use 1 1/8" spacers?
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• #83836
just use 1&1/8 spacers. as long as the stem is 1&1/8 it will be fine.
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• #83837
What's an attractive straight road fork that fits a mudguard and 25c tyres? Steel or carbon...
And doesn't cost £400.
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• #83838
Switching energy companies. What's the deal with green gas suppliers? Seems that, in most cases, it's not actually any different from other gas suppliers (with some exceptions which use a small percentage of bio-methane in the mix).
I think I'll use Solarplicity for energy, but not sure of any real advantage to paying over the odds for a green gas supplier. Thoughts?
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• #83839
I want to buy something from Ukraine and the seller has offered these payment methods (paypal isn't available in Ukraine?):
- WesternUnion
- TransferWise
- Skrill
Anyone have experience of any of the above methods? Looking to figure out which (if any) offer buyer protection.
(it's not a fluidisk wheel lol but a TUbicycle front rack)
- WesternUnion
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• #83840
Considering going with Bulb, but yeah similar thoughts about gas supply.
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• #83841
WU- No. https://www.westernunion.com/gb/en/faq-consumer-protection.html
Trasfer wise - No
https://transferwise.com/help/topics/5/topics/22/questions/2448407/do-you-have-buyers-protectionSkrill is Moneybookers rebranded so huge no. Sub 2 star trustpilot rating.
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/uk.trustpilot.com/amp/review/skrill.com
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• #83842
Have you googled 'PayPal Ukraine' to see if he's telling the truth? Give it a go :)
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• #83843
Does any kind soul near me in SE have a short (50-70mm) stem for 31.8 bars I can borrow for just a week? Trying to help someone out who's coming on tour next week, borrowing them a bike, bike might be a bit long so looking for an easy adjustment ...
please ...
pretty please!
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• #83844
I've got a 90 but nothing shorter. Shout if it's of use.
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• #83845
Actually. Just found an 80 from some old MTB bars.
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• #83846
Hey
I was cleaning my wheel yesterday and discovered a crack in it. How bad is this would you ride it etc? The wheels stilll true. It's quite a deep crack you can see it from the other side too.It's right in the centre of the picture. On the left of the hub running between two holes.
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• #83847
The rest of the spokes are in tension with the rim so if it fails, I don't think you'd die spectacularly.
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• #83848
How bad is this would you ride it etc?
It's a matter of pure luck where the spokes go when that eventually explodes. If you don't fancy getting stabbed in the calf, stop using it immediately.
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• #83849
Thanks, nope we're definitely hunting for 70 max. Cheers Chris.
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• #83850
Got this, reckon it's 70 or so. God knows what that shim is, tho!
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