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• #7052
How disastrous will the forthcoming Dallas remake be?
On a par with dan akroyd as yogi bear
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• #7054
love it. The forks don't look as out of place as the cannondale ones.
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• #7055
//never buy a ford capri.
...the fuck?
Absolutely awesome cars!
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• #7056
What size of axle/cones do I need for a old Malliard flip flop track hub?
Sorry, I meant Maillard.
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• #7057
love it. The forks don't look as out of place as the cannondale ones.
Yes but it does have fantastic nimble, unlike the Cannondale
*The incredible stiff with fantastic nimble make Leggenda perfect for the track races*
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• #7058
I wish my bikes had fantastic nimble.
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• #7059
Who do long valve tubes in 700cc and up to 28
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• #7060
When is the best time to end your ebay auction?
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• #7061
when people want to buy it most
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• #7062
to paraphrase sumo from a while back, "saturday evening after payday"
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• #7063
*afternoon. People go out Saturday evening after payday.
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• #7064
Much obliged!
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• #7065
Who do long valve tubes in 700cc and up to 28
Schwalbe #15 is 700x18-28, #16 is 700x28-32, #17 is 700x28-45 all available with 60mm valve.
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• #7066
Schwalbe #15 is 700x18-28, #16 is 700x28-32, #17 is 700x28-45 all available with 60mm valve.
Cool as i found specialized ones that I have had issues with.
Now anyone doing deals for 5 or 10?
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• #7067
how do you turn off those roundish Cateye backup lights?
magnetic toggle turns it on and off. phew!
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• #7068
jayloo, is it the magnetic thing on the chord? hold that on the round side?
yes, thank you. clefty alerted me to that fact couple-a days ago.
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• #7069
Does anyone know if its possible to fit a reat rack on the front to make a front carrier? .I dont want to attach panniers to it, just use it for a platform to put some light but bulky items on like sleeping bag and roll mat when I'm touring next month. I've found front specific carriers but was wondering if you could not just use a rear.
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• #7070
It depends on the bike some you can bodge on others end up as a really bad angle. How good are your fabrication skills?
Otherwise
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• #7072
I'm in the market for a GPS, but ideally one that will just track where I've been. I don't really need one to navigate by, directions written on scraps of paper, or other people's knowledge will suffice for the time being. So, does such a product exist, and are they substantially cheaper than one that will allow me to navigate (give maps, directions etc)?
I don't know if this has been answered yet or not but there is an App called My Tracks. I think every GPS will do some of what you don't want but this will at least record what you've done. And I think it analyzes it all, too.
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• #7073
^I got my dad an old Garmin 205 for this purpose, cost me ~£50 iirc and does the job just fine. There's one for £75 BIN on ebay atm.
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• #7074
Garmin Edge 500 does this, for about £150. It has the virtues of being compact, plug-and-play, and easy to sell on to other cyclists if you decide you need something more/different later.
Forerunner 305 does it for about £100, and is also useful for running.
This page might be useful:
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/GPS_ReviewsI think table entries of Type: Data Logger might be what you are looking for.
Thank you, thank you, and thank you. I shall investigate!Can't you just look behind you if you forgot where you've been?
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• #7075
I don't know if this has been answered yet or not but there is an App called My Tracks. I think every GPS will do some of what you don't want but this will at least record what you've done. And I think it analyzes it all, too.
^I got my dad an old Garmin 205 for this purpose, cost me ~£50 iirc and does the job just fine. There's one for £75 BIN on ebay atm.
And thank you both. I think a 2nd hand one might be the way forward.
Can't use an phone app, my phone is too old and crap. Otherwise this would be the obvious solution.
Can't you just look behind you if you forgot where you've been?