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An evolution of hacks/bodge here. I bought a voilee rack strap to attach the laptop to my specialized pizza rack for the commute only to find out that the rack strap fits 10mm tubing and the pizza rack is 13mm.
First up was 3 cable ties per side for the strap to fit.
That was upgraded to two jubilee clips and a brass olive hammered into an oval.
Third and maybe final version is some aluminium rod attached with a combo of 13mm and 10mm pclips, in a sort of mad Max, side impact protection, attachment type thing.
Here's the first two versions -
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Cheers @spotter I managed to get a cheap b&m in the end
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Not sure if this is the correct place to ask this but it's a bit of a bodge in my eyes.
I just got a new 105 5800 chainring, where the bolts screw directly into the chainring itself. Somehow, I've managed to use 3 normal length chainring bolts and one shorter single ring bolt, the single ring bolt pulled the threads out as I tightened it.
Instead of throwing a brand new chainring in the bin, I think I may get away with using a longer chainring bolt as there's still a bit of thread left in there and there seems to be a bit of extra depth there too.
Question is, where can I get longer chainring bolts? Or any m8 bolt with the correct pitch?
Or, am I wasting my time and admit to myself I just ruined a perfectly good, brand new bike part.......again -
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Cheers all.
Been a while @spotter if you get locked down in Swanseas give me a shout
I like the look of this rack, the cage bosses on the underside seem like a good idea
https://bikepacking.com/news/7roads-front-rack/
I just realised that this is not fitting as a "viable alternative to racks and panniers"