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• #119702
Hard to say but staying on top of the chain wear is the best way to keep them going as long as possible.
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• #119703
Thanks all for your replies re helmet painting - much appreciated. Sharpie cocks are very tempting…
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• #119704
Sharpie cocks are very tempting…
This was decorated for me whilst I slept, but it's a good look.
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• #119705
tasteful
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• #119706
It really suits me, it's a shame I haven't had a reason to wear it for a while.
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• #119707
Wedding season will come around sooner than you think
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• #119708
(Wrong thread)
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• #119709
10/10 would wear!
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• #119710
Why isn’t ballache pronounced the same as ganache?
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• #119711
Different etymological roots. (phone in-corrected to ethnological)
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• #119712
English has very few rules, just a lookup table that you have to learn. Of course if you are a left ponder you will get lieutenant wrong
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• #119713
I've never seen Chocolate ballache on a menu.
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• #119715
Got you. I do change the chain fairly regularly for that reason. The cassette has definitely done close to 10,000km, if not more by now. On a road bike, all outside and in all weathers.
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• #119716
I get 6-8k out of a chain (outside, though I try not to ride when its pissing down, change when past .5 wear on a chain checker), and 17k out of the last cassette. With a reasonable cleaning schedule. Just changed chainrings at 25k (along with cassette/chain).
Never any problems with shifting. The new drivetrain is a little quieter since everything meshes a little tighter.
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• #119717
I just swap a cheapish chain early until it stops working or feels odd in the gears I use the most, although I have a dura-ace chain on now as it was silly cheap in a trade offer a couple of months back.
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• #119718
I usually go for a cheaper KMC chain and swap it every 6 months or so.
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• #119719
Do we think this is where the phrase marching powder comes from?
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=marching%20powder
I wondered if it was a football hooligan term.
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• #119720
I wondered if it was a football hooligan term.
I think the use of cocaine to keep soldiers marching forwards predates the modern concept of football hooliganism. McInerny got it from somewhere, I'd guess army slang from his father's generation.
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• #119721
Marching Powder is probably a reference to the cocaine and caffeine tablets sold under the name Forced March in the early 1900s.
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• #119722
I need a new calendar for next year, any suggestions of what might look good hangin on my kitchen wall?
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• #119723
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• #119724
I've got this bad boy lined up for 2024. I'll be sad to see the back of 2023s calendar of mushrooms that look a bit like arses but it's time for a change.
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• #119725
I first read that name for coke in 1991, in American Psycho by Bret Easton Ellis
Yes, but it promised that it'd be whiter in 30 days