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I'm moving out of London on Monday and have had these spare wheels in my flat for a while now. Kinda leaving it till the last minute because I had a notion to keep them and pack them up in the bike box but realistically I think I'm just hoarding and not likely to use them again any time soon.
Definitely had plenty of wear, and there's a bit of rattling going on in the front one, but still some life in them imo. They aren't 100% a matching pair either, but the spoke patterns look and sound great so tbh I think this is only a good thing. Will leave the old cassette on them as I already packed my chain-whip into a box!
£10 OBO. Collection London E3 only.
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Look, all I'm saying is that yeah it's cool they apologised and all but I guess they've got a bit more to do before they win back people's trust. Think that's not totally unfair given the fact that the apology still tried to rationalise what they were doing, and given that a day beforehand they were deleting comments on the original post pretty much making the same complaint as us in the hope that nobody would kick off about it. Am I saying that they are therefore unforgivable or fundamentally bad? No, of course not, give them the chance to make it up. But also saying 'we fucked up' is kinda the bare minimum. Like reputation is more of a track record thing than it is admitting what you did was bad when enough people call it out. Other people seem to have good examples on this thread suggesting that it's part of a pattern rather than an isolated mistake. That information seems relevant. I genuinely do hope that they turn it around and make the effort to be a good business/employer and not just do the bare minimum they can get away with. But then again that's their business and not mine...
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