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• #2
you can get a plug
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• #3
you can get a little grommet that will fill/re-size the hole
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• #4
Can't believe a thread with a title like this got 2 sensible replies. Am I on Bike Radar?
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• #5
Can't believe a thread with a title like this got 2 sensible replies. Am I on Bike Radar?
There must be something wrong with Murtle ;p
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• #6
Can't believe a thread with a title like this got 2 sensible replies. Am I on Bike Radar?
It was an attention grabber wasn't it?
and thanks for the sensible replies chaps.
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• #7
now fuck off.
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• #8
haha
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• #9
now fuck off.
and it was going so well
btw what do you call those repair plug things?
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• #10
rim grommet.
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• #11
rim grommet.
I'm eating here!
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• #12
any 1 got a link to some on ebay? im lazy
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• #13
can you see the SJS adverts?
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• #14
most bikes shops should have some kicking around
and this
any 1 got a link to some on ebay? im lazy
is a lot more letters than you would have to type in the ebay search bar
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• #15
can you see the SJS adverts?
sssh!!
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• #16
any 1 got a link to some on ebay? im lazy
Why would you pay for something from the States if you can buy this in the UK based shop?
I can sell you a couple of them for £5... (just give me 2-5 working days)
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• #17
i should have gone to specsavers thanks
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• #18
Use the force within yourself... Don't look high and low.
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• #19
a cool £1 for the right sized piece of rubber to plug my rim.
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• #20
and £2.50 to deliver the fucker
waaahI think I'm gonna make something cus this hole is ugly and over to one side
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• #21
I got a pair of rubber ones for £2.20 inc and delivered
http://www.unicycle.uk.com/shop/shopdisplayproduct.asp?catalogid=779
I just bought a beater (unseen and cheap)and was delighted to find it has a pair of mavic module e's on it.
The only trouble is that the valve hole on the rear one has been badly drilled out (ie not central) probably to fit a schraeder valve (bastards!)
Does anyone have any knowledge or experience of repairing such a travesty?
TIA