Beginners Polo

I don't think it's a good idea to spray paint in a public carpark, but do whatever, it's not up to me.

Just bear in mind that the council wardens come round regularly as do the police, and since they turn a blind eye to us drinking in a public place, we probably shouldn't be defacing the concrete.

And, it's 'casual' polo.

Also, is there something going on between you two that I don't know about?

i understand Joni. that's why I asked. I think we can make some kind of inconspicuous semi perminant mark to just make it a little easier each week or when the cone gets knocked, now that we aren't playing "bike length" goals.

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Chalk?
'leccy tape?
permanent / non-permanent markers?
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You know what Joni....i have never met the guy! i know of his legend is all.....

whatsay i bring a sharpie?

If you had met him, you would know. His legend is true.

I actually usually carry both a sharpie and a tape measure as it goes.

Thanks for the suggestions Fox. Leccy tape should be ok but seriously, a bike length and a bit more should be ok.

c a s u a l.

with a Capital "C"!!

listen to what Joni say's about the spray and also read the words that she spelss out so well. c a s u a l
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Chewing gum??? :)

Laser beams!

Joni, am in. Could you bring those bits tonight, please?

jumpers for goal posts.

Sure think Cynth, on it!

Surely a small x made with chalk is that is needed, if anything. I can quite happily take a tape measure when I'm down.

Probe be down at 6ish, joni I'll take that wheel.

Raincheck, will be in a little later, probably 9-ish :(

i haz lekky tape

i haz chalk. will be down late... was working today :(

Where are pepz?

tonight was GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRReat!

Fingers got a bit cold on the way home thou.......... benjamin.

Built the dave quinn up today. Will be test commuting on it over the next few weeks... In fact I have to leave for work now, as I'm unsure on my speed on this thing... It's an awfully short frame, but I'm liking it so far. I can't get chunkier than 25c tyres on it, that and the stem length (which will be changed at next paycheck) are my only complaints.

Oh, and people with V-brake adapters: Are there instructions... and, uh, are there such a thing as seatstays that are too narrow to accept them... it looks like I have 3mm from the edge of each stay to its counterpart slit on the plate for the plumbers clips.

Ha, no instructions but look at the polo upgrades thread. Go back a few pages and you'll see me asking questions about it.
You'll need to make a brake mount as well as the bridge is too low.

Ask in that thread as I"m sure someone will have the answer to anything you can ask!

Be very careful with securing the mounts to the rearstays, do not overtighten and crush them! Old tubes under the clamps will be great to get a bit more grip :D

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Oh, and people with V-brake adapters: Are there instructions... and, uh, are there such a thing as seatstays that are too narrow to accept them... it looks like I have 3mm from the edge of each stay to its counterpart slit on the plate for the plumbers clips.

anyone got a cheapish 32t 4-bolt chainring?

I may do, will check tomorrow evening.

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