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• #102
If its Hael its either Irn Bru or Buckfast not Diet Cock.
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• #103
was thinking more 6 cans of carling - but good spot on the diet coke cans ..fatty
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• #104
Why would I want 6 cans of Diet Coke?
even worse, caffeine free!
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• #105
Anyone know of a decent torque wrench at a reasonable price?
TW2 (beam wrench style with gauge)
Is there any UK alternative to the £38 Park TW1 (+ £31 SBS1 bit set) for the low range (~3-8 Nm)?
I'm guessing the high range beam-type wrenches like the TW2 or the £8 one on Amazon are hard to read accurately in the low range and click-type wrenches won't be accurate at the low end. Just picked up a carbon frame that needs a few tweaks and looking at over £100 for a couple of wrenches to cover a useful range.
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• #106
Another good Chain Tool:
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• #107
the writing definately makes it better on here.
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• #108
The instructions are bi-lingual + visual, not sure if that makes it better or worse:
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• #109
This stuff is amazing for help with getting things clean (especially on sticker gunk). Doubt it's very eco though - thanks to the guys at Harry Hall for putting me onto it last weekend:
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• #110
saved my day loads of times, reliable, and works a treat. ive dispensed with the saddle bag now and just have it in one of my jersey pockets.
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• #111
This is my idea of a modern bike, and no I din't get those saddle sores neither! WNBR 2007 (Yes its me).
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4039/4176926919_578318c2fa_b.jpgHaha brilliant! Cost of building tall bike and risking gnarly hip breakage: oooh loads. Riding said bike round Picadilly Circus in the buff: priceless.
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• #112
Just bought these from the States and having it brought home for free. £69.80 for the pair!
http://www.probikekit.com/display.php?code=T0108
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• #113
^ Wow! PM me link please...
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• #115
Toda Raba, Dov...
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• #116
Just bought these from the States and having it brought home for free. £69.80 for the pair!
http://www.probikekit.com/display.php?code=T0108
http://www.probikekit.com/display.php?code=T0106Fark!! Thats a bargain
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• #117
Not so fast...
Dunno how they managed that mine has survived years of mis-use by my brother.
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• #118
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• #119
was thinking more 6 cans of carling - but good spot on the diet coke cans ..fatty
I'd want those fuckers camoflagued as well!
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• #120
also
probably the longest lasting £10 ever spent, got mine years ago, all still good to go, no rounding or anything. -
• #121
also
probably the longest lasting £10 ever spent, got mine years ago, all still good to go, no rounding or anything.+1
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• #122
Just received Cyclus headset press... gets good reviews, hope it lives up to them.
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• #123
**This is one of the best torque wrenches for cycle spannering on the market, in my humble opinion .
First used Norbar torque wrenches many years ago in the Army. A British company
and I have very good customer service from them in the past.Seen them online from £60 and up
**Norbar Torque wrench, 1/4\" ratchet, adjustable, N.m/lbf.in;Model SL0 Steel Knob
![](http://www.norbar.com/Portals/0/NorbarProducts/products/11123.gif) Model SL0 Product's part number: **11037** Product's Accuracy: **+/- 4%** Operates between: **10 - 180 lbf.in ** **1 - 20 N.m ****Technical Specification**
- Length: 220 mm
- Square Size: 1/4"
- Torque Radius: 144 mm
- Weight: 0.4 Kg
- Ratchet Teeth: 72
Ratchet Type: reversible
Features
Accuracy exceeds all international standards.
Traceable calibration certificate supplied to satisfy ISO 9000 quality systems.
High quality 72 tooth ratchet allows use in confined spaces.
Torque Handle versions, both 16mm spigot and 9 x 12mm female.
Production 'P' Type versions designed to discourage unauthorised alteration.
Fixed head version has a push through square for left and right handed torque tightening.
- Length: 220 mm
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• #125
i've got a dk wrandom wrench and the only downside is the weight other than that its amazing
Why would I want 6 cans of Diet Coke?