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• #111177
You keep beer in an outdoor fridge, when you have an indoor one? Get your priorities sorted!
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• #111178
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• #111179
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• #111180
If you're not French (or don't have a French partner) then you need a compelling reason. Tourism or business is not a 'compelling reason'.
I'd expect them to be wise to people arriving from alternative routes (e.g. Netherlands and then Switzerland). Especially if you're using a UK passport.
https://www.interieur.gouv.fr/Actualites/L-actu-du-Ministere/Certificate-of-international-travel
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• #111181
Confirmation of an ACL tear yesterday.
IF it was torn in half, would they hospital have used different terminology like, rupture?
My ACL is "torn".
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• #111182
this is the neatest solution I've found
https://www.millets.co.uk/15893159/true-utility-keytool-15893159..isn't that feeling quite uncomfortable when reaching into your pocket for your keys?
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• #111183
You also need a PCR test to get into Switzerland, regardless of vaccination status
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• #111184
Yes, usually, across the pond they would.
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• #111185
They are still available, IIRC +gbj_tester recommended it somewhere in the past 12 months
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• #111186
tester recommended it
Well, I think I commented on the general pros and cons of that type of clamp.
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• #111188
would they hospital have used different terminology like, rupture?
Most likely, and they should have spelled out clearly that the knee is very unstable in that case. Unfortunately not all doctors are gifted with communication skills. If you need it answered clearly, email/write to them and ask what grade the tear is; grade 3 is complete rupture.
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• #111189
Dang, missed it, but I imagine you're right about the relative cost. Just a shame to toss it.
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• #111190
Loom?
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• #111191
What diameter? I’m after a 26.8 one of these..
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• #111192
missed it
What's the ID of the tube which clamps around the aluminium bits? I suspect that the Orange post I have in front of me is a Zoom with customer branding, you can have that for less than that ebay one went for 🙂
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• #111193
Urgent SOS:
How to remove really stiff rubber grips without damaging grip or bars (visibly)?
Don’t have a compressor or a heat gun.
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• #111194
Soapy water?
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• #111195
A bit slow to reply, but one possibility is:
https://onlinebicyclemuseum.co.uk/1890s-german-drgm-velodog-cyclist-pistol/Edit: this is a reply to a question from the previous page - at the time I hadn't read as far as the grips query above, and do not advocate the use of firearms to remove bicycle components.
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• #111196
Hairdryer.
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• #111197
Soapy water
This plus patience and elbow grease
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• #111198
Lol, thought you were suggesting I shoot the bike (or something much darker…).
Thanks Hoefla (and Jontea and Tester who replied as I wrote this). After a solid 45 minutes (likely more) of grunting, swearing and bleeding, between 2 grown men we managed to remove the effing thing. Used a hairdryer, multiple thin metal tools, and so much degreaser aerosol that I’m pretty concerned about my fertility levels going forward.
Fuck. Those. Grips.
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• #111199
How to remove really stiff rubber grips
So stiff you can't slide anything between them and the bar? I've found pushing a lolly stick or wooden skewer between the bar and the grip breaks the bond between the two making it much easier to then twist them off. It has the benefit of not getting any slippery liquids on the external surface of the grip itself, as that makes it a billion times harder to work with.
For future ref, obvs.
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• #111200
Ah yes, the very thing, thank you. Usual Arundel hipster tax ofc.
Obs Studio, must be simple because I can use it
https://obsproject.com/download