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some little cunt/cunts/cock/cocks have managed to bend my frame tonight.
my bike was locked with 2 evo minis one sheldon brown style another evo mini locking the front wheel to the frame with a yale kryptoflex cable and padlock locking the saddle and seatpost and with ball bearings in the allen bolt recesses and a 7mm allen bolt stem.
all this pretty much rendering my bike as secure as possible did not prevent some retards trying to nick my rear wheel and in the process rendering my frame scrap metal.
basically the rear drive side chain stay and seat stay have been bent about 1.5cm out and need bending back i don't know how to do it with confidence and am moving to china on the 1st of september. anyone with the skills to re-align the frame please help!!!
can't believe this shit has happened one week before i leave after 2 years of taking care of the frame and using a beer bike for such occasions as tonight. this city is scum to the brim.
rant over. meh.
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6954937.stm
i worry about bike theft and a few other minor irritations. and consider my self very lucky indeed.
thanks to this guys generation.
r.i.p.
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anyone interested in buyin some lp's and 12"s from the early to mid 90's?
i have about 200 records to get shot of some quite rare here are some from the top of the pile...
the coup - kill my landlord lp
chubbrock- mr rocl + inst/mop - hardcore rmx/jeru - 3rd eye/channel live - off the wall/busta rhymes who's the host with the most/das efx- watch your back/the awesome 2 12"
crooklyn 12"
oc - jewelz lp
nas - it ain't hard to tell 12" us imp
oc - word life lp us imp
group home - livin proof lp
artifacts - between a rock and a hard place lp us imp
the cenobites lp us orig imp
unreleased beatnuts - we came here 12"
mc shan - born to be wild lp
brand nubian - slow down 12"
dj shadow - endtroducing lp
fat joe the gangster - represent lp us imp
ks one - word perfect 12"
tim dog - bitch with a perm [snoop dog diss]
kmd - what a niggy know 12"
the d&d project - lp
ini - fakin jax 12"
nas - it was written
hoodratz - murdered ova nuttin
ahamad - back in the day lp
deltron 3030 - lp us imp
onyx - bacdafucup
the roots - clones and section 12"
the beatnuts - street level
the beatnuts - props 12"
maestro fresh wes - nah this kid can't be from canada
hard 2 obtain - ism and blues
all vinyl in mostly very good but used condition
cheers.
pm me for fuller list
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sorry i was aksin xvolx,
but how much would you pay for the wheels?
or would you rather i got back to you with a price.
i don't mind splitting the bike but i can get £250 for this complete which is less hassle but like i said i need as much money as i can for moving so if it means i get a little more i am happy to split.
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for sale NYC bikes complete bike. pm offers above £250.
http://static.londonfgss.com/memberpics560-albums669-picture4001.jpg
http://www.nycbikes.com/item.php?item_id=366
Spec as follows
NYC bikes frameset 56cm
rpm cranks with 48 tooth chainring [3/32 pitch]
shimano un54 bb [recently faced and added]
generic bars/stem
system x 27.2 seatpost
turbo saddle [bit battered]
bontager track wheelset fixed/free. 18 tooth 3/32 sprocket
kmc chain.
armadillo 25c tire on the rear changed to brand new vittoria randoneur 28c.
vittoria rubino front.
shimano 105 front brake
generic bmx lever.
mks sylvan pedals
as you can see from the pic the frame is plastered with stickers which may not be to everyones taste. this was done to make the frame less stealable, seems to have worked so far. the frame is in excellent condition under the stickers, there is also frame protectors stuck on the frame under the stickers.
this was used as a pub bike/winter bike.
i've been offered £250 but would like more for it because i am moving to shanghai and need all the money i can get, so please get in touch if you are interested with offers above £250.
oh yeah it barspins with 700c wheels. i can't bar spin though i am too old.
will make donation if i sell through the forum
cheers
jonathan.
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more pics here...
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all used but not too much.
mondo sport 23 profile - £15 pair - condition pretty good a few minor cuts no wear. off a langster.
specialized armadillo 25 profile - SOLD - condition good. bit of wear on the rear, front pretty good.
white rubino 23 profile - £10 pair - condition good - bit of wear on the rear. front pretty good
white rubino pro folding tyre 20 profile - £5 pair - condition used/ok - one cut on the front rear worn but still with life left.
red schwalbe blizzard 23 profile - £10 pair - condition good. more wear on the rear. blah.
or nearest offer.
pick up hackney or there abouts.
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@sweatpee - is there a story behind that user name...?
'cos frankly i'm scared.
yeah - i fucking stink, the only way i can get away from it is cycling.
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Hi. I'm the seller of the Bob Jackson frame.
I don't really understand quite what the problem is with my auction listing. I have written quite clearly on the item description:
"THIS FRAME IS IN GOOD CONDITION ALTHOUGH THERE IS A DING IN THE TOP TUBE WHICH HAS CAUSED A VERY SLIGHT BEND. THE DAMAGE IS CAPTURED IN THE PICTURE AND I CAN SUPPLY PLENTY MORE HI RES PICTURES TO ANY ONE INTERESTED IN THIS FRAME - JUST EMAIL ME"
I have in the past contacted several professional bike shops including Dave Yates and Bob Jackson regarding the damage and have never been told that the damage is very likely compromise the safety of the frame. Which is why I chose to use the word "although" because other than the ding and the slight bend the frame IS in good condition.
I don't think the frame is a "deathtrap" plenty of poor sods ride around on frames in far worse condition, knowingly.
As for labeling the keywords with "track" and "fixed wheel" I am simply trying to expand the number of potential buyers - which as a seller is quite reasonable. It's the "keyword" field on Ebay not the item description which is different. I don't claim the frame is a track frame or fixed wheel, however there is a possibility that someone interested in "track" and "fixed wheel" might still be interested in this frame - it would after all suit a fixed wheel conversion.
It's only really "spam" to people who spend far too much time on bicycle forums on the internet.
Hands up who they are...
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i dont really have the time to get to a frame builder, i'm going send villiers velo down in rochester an email that is the closest frame builder i can think of, has witcombe moved now?
thinking about what happened they were trying to steal the frame and front wheel not the rear wheel and saw the sheldon brown technique as vulnerable to theft.
thankfully i still have my bike and components they even left the rear track nuts and chain tugs lying on the floor. could be worse i suppose.
the cold setting sheldon brown describes sounds too brutal for me to do it myself.
any recommended bike shops in the london area that might be able to do such work?