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BITS, SOME FREE (excl.postage) - REVISED PRICES Some new, some used bits on offer: 13x21 screw on freewheel, Italian thread (uses Shimano removal tool), weight 340g USED £5,50 plus postage £5,50 (no identifying marks

Micro Caffeine kick similar to a double espresso. A bit of a crash afterwards. PNI prodigy

micro USB port, then there's risk of water getting in from that and make the system go loopy (think of those rechargable light that often gone wonky when water is directed at it without

micro sd slot - so for basic web reporting and whatnot it's ideal, at £60 is quite pricey - but I'm really liking them @hippy we've got two of these http://www.screwfix.com/p/lap-indoor-ceiling-flush-pir/47121

micro managed my route over time to the point that it's super fast while being nearly completely hassle free. Yeah it means I've got a bit

micro spacers to drop the front end, currently it's 25mm. Just a little bit

bit that goes onto the bike. I used to carry it in my bag so had no use for it but now need one! Also if anyone has a topeak micro

bit of leeway fine tuning obviously once the yellow pages are in there your free hands can check chain and micro

Micro since it's so bright and directional. Any suggestions? Attach something to the rear fork? It might get a bit

We've just posted a hefty kit report on the blog so thought we'd

bit of stability, this is the de facto choice of trail. [B]Rando bike[/B] have a much lower trail, around 35mm, they're much quicker than road bike and can feel extremely nimble

I bought this as an upgrade from my Lumix compact and to be honest, I

bit near the seat post as you can see in the picture. The parts are pretty much perfect and the frame - except chip! - is also in very good condition. In perfect condition I would

micros its Ebay.it but nice small track frames are rare even there. Well the Cooper Rascasse is £32, Deda Piega £18 for the sake of a bit

micro-welds have formed between them and the bearings, when you turn the steerer, the bearing moves and takes a bit

Micro Rocket AL Pump.[/quote] Yeah, I think the consensus is 'avoid the Micro Rocket' and go for either the Race Rocket or the Pocket Rocket DX - they both appear to have a bit

Micro Rocket AL Pump particularly. The Topeak Pocket Rocket DX II Mini Pump, on the other hand, receives very good write-ups, although being significantly bigger than those others maybe it should? And it looks

micro sd with a converter to normal sd card in my grd3, so I can just pull the micro sd out of the camera and put it into my phone. Still a bit

[quote]paging BigH for frame ID project sounds nice - i'd go with universal brakes

Prologue: I did this tour in the summer of 2013. I've been writing this

bit odd going between 6800 and 6870 (ignoring the discs) because you no longer move the lever inward to downshift - I noticed that I tend to combine the braking and the shifting, i.e. moving

micro brewery there we ate at about 20 years ago. Amazing oatmeal stout and food was good. Ask a local. Grits and shrimp. Local oysters. Pork BBQ with the Carolinas vinegary sauce. Fried catfish. Lots

bits[/B] [IMG]https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-fmwuLZm1_SA/UyXJlaACVAI/AAAAAAAAKVw/V7Th_9KTjqg/w963-h562-no/DSC_0233.JPG[/IMG] Top SKS Raceblade clip-on mudguard set, silver, complete with rubber mounting bands - £15 [B]SOLD[/B] Look Keo cleat covers - never been used - free [B]SOLD[/B] Topeak

bit hit and miss but it sounds like you just need to do a bit of af micro

bit concerned about mortgage lender's valuation not meeting our offer. anyone had experience with that?[/quote] A flat we went to look at in Clapton, back around this time two years