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Human League - Reproduction
Human League - Travelogue
New Order - Substance 1987
TheThe - Mind Bomb
Grinderman - Grinderman II
The Knife - Silent Shout
This Mortal Coil - Blood
Nick Cave - Nocturama
These New Puritans - Hidden
Laurie Anderson - Big Science
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Thanks for the frame #. Mine says G 10228. So I'm still lost as to date. I like your frame. I have too many bikes. Good luck again.
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Webof - I'm not a buyer but could you put the frame number up please? I have a very tatty Grubb that I've failed to date, all I know is the head badge puts it pre-1963. Your frame looks good with the original paint, unfortunately I got the Nitromors and a rattle can out when I got mine. Good luck with the sale.
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These New Puritans - We Want War - YouTube
D/k if that worked as never tried before, might be a repost anyway but worth a punt.BTW have loved Thethe since the early 80s when a classmate lent me a 12" version of this is the day - still listen to all their (his) stuff.
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I was OK first time out but did the slow fall at a quiet T junction a few days later. Only other fall was when I met a tractor on a narrow country road, I politely stopped to let him past then fell into a ditch - unclipping upside down is challenging. I think the tractor driver enjoyed the moment.
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They are, the wife's watching. Hurts.
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I've just bought some Fulcrum Racing 3s in preference to Ksyriums on the entirely shallow and subjective basis that they look better - they're black, white & red so will fit in with what you've already got.
You have chosen the seatpost and stem that I have lined up for my next spend - are they as nice as they look? -
Hello. Been looking from the outside for a while and like this forum, signed up to the inside a couple of weeks ago. Have been commuting for the last 6 months on a Freddie Grubb that I've had for some time and recently converted to a fixed gear. It keeps me happy.
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Just seen this thread.I have Crud Catcher Road Racer MKIIs on my Freddie Grubb road bike which I run as a fixed gear with 700C wheels. They work perfectly and are simple to set up. They're easy to remove and refit and they've kept my arse dry through the winter. The frame's designed for 27" wheels so I guess that helps with clearance. Had no mechanical failures after ~5 months. Bike looks better without them but that's true of most mudguards.
I've had my filo this