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• #10177
Sh_t the bed that's nice!
What are those hinge clamps with brompton logo? -
• #10178
H+H dimple!
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• #10179
Stem seems stuck in my bike, any special techniques for freeing it up?
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• #10180
Anyone experienced the right/drive side pedal rattling/coming loose on the spindle? Been looking online and trying to find a way to tighten it up or will you need to reorder a new pedal?
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• #10181
Was out riding last night and nearly came a cropper a couple times due to the totally useless single pivot brakes so I decided to give it an upgrade today.
I reckon with this at the front, a newer dual pivot caliper at the rear should be more than enough brakes.
Sorting the cables tomorrow.
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• #10182
right/drive side pedal rattling/coming loose on the spindle
Yep, I had that recently, after ~6k km. Replaced both pedals, on the basis the other one has done exactly the same number of revs and was likely to go soon. Bought them from Brompton, took a week or so to turn up.
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• #10183
Tried new style levers?
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• #10184
They are rebuildable with a little modification.
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• #10185
No, the v brake will need a long pull lever, I have a couple to choose from, the rear brake will need a short pull, think I have a bmx lever I’ll use. Swapping the old levers off is part of the cabling job tomorrow
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• #10186
Hello,
I have a set of mudguards that I'd like to install on my Brompton - however I only have the blades and little else. I've seen mentions of L or R stays on the internet, what's the difference? Any other specific nuts/bolts/whatever I'm going to need?
Thank you!
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• #10187
I only have the blades and little else
Kits of the remaining mudguard fitting parts are available:
- Brompton front mudguard stay steel, complete with hook and fixings. Reference: QMGSFA
- Brompton rear mudguard stay set, L-version steel, i.e., for bikes without a rack. Reference: QMGSRSET
Then there are the two mudguard flaps if you don't have those: front flap, reference: QMGFLAPF and rear flap, reference: QMGFLAPR.
For one possible source, Brilliant Bikes are listing all these parts as in stock.
- Brompton front mudguard stay steel, complete with hook and fixings. Reference: QMGSFA
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• #10188
Nice, thanks for the details!
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• #10189
Shit pedals. Buy one with cartridge bearings
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• #10190
Undo the 6mm bolt two full turns then twat it down
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• #10191
Thought I’d done that previously and it had knocked the wedge down but the quill was still stuck but turns out it wasn’t and it came out just fine.
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• #10192
I’m sure I have all these as spares
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• #10193
Cabled up my v brake this morning, simplest cable routing works best for the fold.
Compressionless outer, new lever and pads on the rear too and it’ll now lock up which it wouldn’t before.
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• #10194
Does SJS have any in stock you recommend?
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• #10195
system ex ones used to be my go to!
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• #10196
Anyone know if all rear triangles have the requisite mounts for the 2 speed derailleur?
Mine is at home and I’m in work daydreaming about changing it from 3 speed to 2…
Also, anyone know what the cog spacing ends up being? What are the chances of it being close enough to the spacing on a wi dos eno…?
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• #10197
Anyone know if all rear triangles have the requisite mounts for the 2 speed derailleur
No, the early 3 and 5-speed short-wheelbase models didn't have any mounting for the Brompton 2-speed derailleur as it was later introduced with the T6 model in 2002.
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• #10198
Bollocks.
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• #10199
Although…it looks like the mangled rear triangle Ive bought from eBay has the boss so it might be salvageable or copy-able.
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• #10200
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Thebromptonman@hotmail.com is the email you need!