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Loctite: Red High-Strength No. 271, 262, 266, 268, 272, 277 & 2760 - Used on things that you don't want to take apart for a long time. It requires heat from a torch or iron (to 250° C) to loosen its grip. It cures into a thicker, sticky bond that holds up better against vibration and shocks. Preferably to be used with automotive and mechanical operation such as nuts and bolts on Cars, Motorbikes, Ski-doo's and Boats.

next time I do an on-the-cheap conversion....

• once you work out the gearing you want ;)
  

Suicide is not that risky - if you don't skid and run a brake
and get it on real tight with a BB lockring behind it.

Alternatively, If you don't really care about the current wheels why not just stick a fixed cog on with some Loctite - so that it will NEVER EVER come off.

If you later need to change cogs /wheels replace the Hub / Wheel then?

I'd say thats the cheapest option?

oh Sorry Ben,

I was going to buy them but was already bidding on some MKS pedals on Ebay that I won.

woah, the things people throw away.

i've had a couple of stuck stems - Aluminium Stem in a steel frame. they just dont' come out.

there are heaps of threads abotu them on bikeforums.net

I know someone who 'dissolved' a stuck stem by sawing off the top so you can get the fork out and then soaking the enitre fork in Super strength Draino - apparently it will Eat the Aluminium but will not touch the paint or steel.

Shimano 600 pedals?

yes please...

I need some pedals but have nothing much to trade as i just moved to London from Sydney with almost no gear.

CXP30 tubs/miche primato wheels for sale

are these wheels still for sale?

argh..
damn missed it and i need some gear for a bike.