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• #1052
ahhh.. all of my frams will be too big i think
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• #1053
iknows
Bad's home game
still waiting for Def confirmation.confirmed for 7.15
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• #1054
cool
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• #1055
Yeah feels like forever for me too!
I'll try to come watch the game... First time I'll have seen a league game at peckham, should be interesting!
Zoidberg, it's common for polo players to have flip flop wheels, with most drop outs you can get 4 teeth difference (some even manage six) which on a micro gearing is enough for say 40gi and 60gi (eg my road gearing is 26x12 for pretty much 60 gear inches and for polo I flip the back wheel for 26x17,40 gear inches)... My daily commute (normally) is 15 miles each way, bit more if i'm going via peckham... And i'm a fat old man! :)
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• #1056
so are we on tonight?
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• #1057
I'll head down for like 7, I reckon. I dunno, a friends bike is in pieces and I promised her it'd be road worthy for tomorrow. Joseph isn't coming cus he has a girlfriend now OoOoOOOOoOOoo etc.
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• #1058
Zoidberg, it's common for polo players to have flip flop wheels, with most drop outs you can get 4 teeth difference (some even manage six) which on a micro gearing is enough for say 40gi and 60gi (eg my road gearing is 26x12 for pretty much 60 gear inches and for polo I flip the back wheel for 26x17,40 gear inches)... My daily commute (normally) is 15 miles each way, bit more if i'm going via peckham... And i'm a fat old man! :)
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from 16 to 25
thats 9, countem, 9 teeth
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• #1059
I'll head down for like 7, I reckon. I dunno, a friends bike is in pieces and I promised her it'd be road worthy for tomorrow. Joseph isn't coming cus he has a girlfriend now OoOoOOOOoOOoo etc.
I always knew joe was a stud muffin
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• #1060
Polo's before Ho's
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• #1061
ahahahhahahahahahhahahahhaha
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from 16 to 25
thats 9, countem, 9 teeth
chapoowwwIs that the uni pack?! ;-p
James, I can't be bothered to quote your post a few pages back, but can we pretend I have!? :)
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• #1062
yeahhh
also guys, my usually reliable unicrap is having its time of the month, so ill try and fix it for tomorrow, soz guys
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• #1063
9t difference? Christs, that's epic. Still wouldn't ride one though.
Rubbish you're not coming, rubbish's Joe's put tha hoe's before the polo's.There at 7pm. Think there's at least 8 of us.
Good times.
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• #1064
well i have excuse,
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• #1065
Ya bitches being uni crap?
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• #1066
lol ^^
It's partly girlfriend, it's partly being too physically knackered to ride my 1:1.5 gear ratio in circles. Just getting use to the new job. Hopefully some dude from work will turn up in my place and I will deffo be there next week. Have fun and I envy you...
...all of you o_O
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• #1067
Sandy, which chain tensioner ended up working best for you in the end? My next build will be with a vertical dropout frame.
UNLESS; Is there anything wrong with having a derailleur on the bike? Obvs I will only have one chainring, but if I could put a cassette on the back it will make the build, and my life on it as a commuter/polo hack, a lot easier.
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• #1068
There's nothing wrong with it, but it will probably get broken at some point. I'd get a compact cassette and the smallest profile derailer... But if you end up under a bike pile and the bike is on it's right you'll prob break the derailer or hanger... Wouldn't an internal hub be better?
Also I'm not certain but isn't a dished wheel going to be weaker?
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• #1069
Sandy, which chain tensioner ended up working best for you in the end? My next build will be with a vertical dropout frame.
UNLESS; Is there anything wrong with having a derailleur on the bike? Obvs I will only have one chainring, but if I could put a cassette on the back it will make the build, and my life on it as a commuter/polo hack, a lot easier.
After breaking 2 sprung tensioners by trying to get too much tension... I got a DMR fixed tensioner. Works great, although you have to remove it before taking a wheel off.It can push up or down.
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/p/cycle/7/DMR_STS_Chain_Tensioner/5360013798/
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• #1070
That was good fun last night although I took a while to get into it.
Think I need to source me a polo bike and maybe a slide whistle to accompany comedy slams.
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• #1071
But if you end up under a bike pile and the bike is on it's right you'll prob break the derailer or hanger
Whut, James never falls off...
I need me some padded snowboard shorts. That stack fecking hurt and still does.
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• #1072
Whut, James never falls off...
I need me some padded snowboard shorts. That stack fecking hurt and still does.
at least it happened at the end and well played for getting on with it
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• #1073
That was some slick, greasy, slippery sh*t last night.
P-town dishin out a few thrills and spills.I couldn't tell if I was bruised or just black with grease when i got home. Turns out it was a bit of both.
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• #1074
Pique is selling his Charge Scissor frame. Small, £170.
https://www.lfgss.com/thread53924.html#post1740608Awesome frames.
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• #1075
yep great frame for polo right there.
would want to swap it for a complete polo bike really unless you'd want to buy the bmx which would fund a polo beater or maybe part exchange...
the bmx i have spare is a bit heavy and old by today's standards (american b/b, un integrated headset, 36/16 gearing) but bombproof with some very good parts on it, primo powerbite cranks, oddysey dirt forks, atomlab stem and a few other bits, some brand new even. I could probably put some better peds, seat and post on it that are on it at present, as i have them lying about. It's made up of parts I've since updated on my bmx with over time and a few more I got second hand and new to turn a cupboard full of bits into a bike.
oh, i'm 5ft 6ish