Any question answered...

look dude, all the information is here now ^
you are wrong. read the information and take it in, it is right.

the forum is always right

Fact

Actually, when it comes to transmission, diameter is everything.

no it is the length of chain that changes the gear

no it isnt!

i think you are winding us up now.

look dude, all the information is here now ^
you are wrong. read the information and take it in, it is right.

what if you are wrong?

I need to know quick I am going to race at Hillingdon tonight, its my first race

none of us are wrong on this matter! edit: none of us apart from you.
there you go, you are wrong, you now know.

it's hippy looking for an opportunity to post that pic of him with the trophy again

my first race in about 90 minutes and you lot have just made matters worse. I'm off I have learnt nothing on this website

let me put it another way, I had 32 teeth when I was born now I have 26 teeth, I am missing 6 teeth but they are still my teeth, same goes for the 48 chain ring the teeth are missing but it is now a 47.
How can you not see this? !!!!

If you're so convinced you're right despite everyone (with lots of experience) saying no then either decide that you were right all along and we're a useless source of knowledge or accept that maybe you're wrong.

Have a nice day:-)

my first race in about 90 minutes and you lot have just made matters worse. I'm off I have learnt nothing on this website

Excellent choice.

Bye bye;-p

yes you have :)
that diameter of the chainring determines gear size!

don't start me on cheese

lol

what do you know? twat

haha

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110mph behind a car
that would be hella scary

i love daves abilities
roots 'em out whereever they are

So he really should know the answer to that question then.

Back to my mice....
We keep a super clean house. Well that might be an exaggeration, but I'm a bit OCD when it comes to crumbs and clean benches. Stuff is put away, except cereal which is too big for the cupboards. We've managed to catch 'em and take them to the park, but alas they come back.
I tried to buy mouse traps - asda and tesco. No luck. Only poison - and well that just causes another problem when you can't find them when they're dead and smelly. Flatmate has managed to find some traps today in Camberwell (says it all really). So hopefully that will work.
I won't move house cause of this. What if they think I'm the pide piper and follow?

Nah...the townsfolk will just screw you out of your fee and you'll have to lead their children away.

katie take them on one of the longer rides
i'd like to see them get back from southend

go to any local hardware shop thats were you can get mousetraps.

katie take them on one of the longer rides
i'd like to see them get back from southend

Actually did that using the humane traps, relocated them to the country:-)
Okay, Essex but they still looked pretty confused...

poor mice essex
hertfordshire would have been much more humane

You need to set the traps so they are on a hair trigger otherwise the mice can take the bate without triggering the trap. I'm not too good at this but the other half with her mini hands seems to be an excellent mouse murderer. 100% success rate in our old flat.