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Late model B: electric fan (pusher).

It has an 82* therrmostat fitted at the mo.

I am going to solve this bastard today, by hook or by crook.

Have you checked the resistance of the fan and temperature switches both hot and cold. But you'll need the ranges but that should be in the haynes manual.

i still have a cooling issue. i think the fan switch is ruuted, and the fan is coming on early (1/3 on the temp gauge and staying on the whole time. either that or the car is running hot and the temp gauge is fucked. i suspect the former.

Do you know what temp thermostat the car is running? Ie a summer stat or a winter stat?
The B had a water pump mounted fan so has this been removed and fan fitted? Is it before or after the rad.

How about the original wheel? Looking at the frame spacing and if the wheel was a freehub or a cassette with a spacer

Do you know anyone?
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[sottovoce] yes and even been to few drinks too, with my good banned friend [/sottovoce]

Does Gonzo Muppet fancy you?

Hold on, that alias ... Joe? ;)

I thought we were all aliases?

Any bike shop they are standard multi speed chains. The up to 7 speed ones seem to be cheaper than the 8 speed ones but are the same.

Try London fields cycles i think by hackney town hall and opposite ocean.

I'd check for damage to the inner race of the pedal

Is the cassette 8 and everything else 7speed such as the derailleur

Polish celebrate christmas eve.

Italians do gifts on the 6th when the wise men arrived with gifts

Is prancer lynx or pistonator then?

I was wrong, sorry to lynx and pistonator.

I saw this incident today. The poor girl was on a bike and I heard her scream as she went under the truck. I was at the lights heading towards Oxford Street on a bike just a few metres away. I called the ambulance. I'm a bit traumatised by it all to be honest, and came across this thread after googling and hoping to find some good news that she was OK.

My new mission in life is to make a fuss to try to get something done about the way traffic goes round the Edgware Road end of the Marble Arch. About 20 seconds before this happened I was cut up by a black BWM that cut across the lane going towards Oxford Street - I swore at him a few times and a few seconds later the poor girl went under the truck. Unbelievable. It very nearly was me today. That junction is a mess.

I'm not religious, but thoughts and prayers go to that poor girl and her family.

Make sure you get you details get to the police/cyclist

Hope that the injuries are minimal.

Hm, not always. :)

So is it a good thing that the banned can come back?

So, which do you think it is?

Can't be lynx. prancer uses punctuation. :)

Correctly?

Is prancer lynx or pistonator then?

Got the WAR thing on vinyl somewhere. Thanks

Just to reiterate: Please try and bring someone down that wouldn't otherwise attend*.

• preferably not more sausage.
  
  

Still looking for a decent dating site?

I'm out this week too....bit scared of ending up in a gay bar again! cheeseballs.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HTN6Du3MCgI

Yep.

Will be there for a cap minimum.

Will there be places open for coffee? As its always a nice mixer.

Will you be selling caps?

How long would you normally expect brake pads and tyres to last? I've worn my front pads to the metal (oops) in less than 1500 miles, and the rear tyre (ultra gatorskin) isn't looking too happy either. Probably just because I'm a fat git doing mostly town miles.

What brand of pads?

Gimme the money I'll get drunk and sing like Aled Jones.

I always thought the logic was that you push a smaller gear through winter so you get fitter/stay warmer and it means you will be more likely have sufficient power in your legs when the elements are putting more against you. Pushing a bigger gear in colder temps is more likely to give you an injury I think, colder muscles work more efficiently but it increases the chance of injury/muscle strain. Just because you'll be lugging stuff around when you're touring doesn't mean you need more power (I assume you're touring geared) because you'll be able to shift so you're at a comfortable cadence.

Someone may be along to correct me but that's how I see it.

I'm currently pushing 73GI and that seems to suit me quite well for winter (usually ride 85ish)

Isn't there something about developing slow and fast twitch muscle fibres? Depending on a tall or a small gear ratio.

Doesn't it also depend what your pedal style is?

What happened?

Is it time to wear long trousers yet?

Big knobbly mountain bike tyres and not had a problem. The sound of tyre through fresh crisp snow is awesome

[Edit] Edited before posting, as it was more than just a little offensive. [/Edit]

So medium offensive?

Note that any statement taken at the scene is in admissible with a good solicitor. Get her details and sue her for the wheel and the pain.