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bought one of these today...
from the Wembley shop for £15. To the good, the adjustable voltage is excellent and the whole vape definitely moves to a next level, to the bad, had to file down the Kanger atomiser and the charger to fit as the clearance on both was small.... but for the price, totally recommended, but ....you will have to modify a 3td atomizer if that's what you use! by the way by 'file' I mean an angle grinder, but a Dremmel or old school sweat and tears would do! -
If you look at the boxes the genuine ones only have black tops/ hangers, and no silver label on a black box, so from this lot only one could be appear genuine from the packaging!
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2 weeks off the cigs was going to treat myself to one of these Vision Spinner 2's ...amazing... welcome to fake city! brothers and sisters beware! this ebay guy is really taking the piss Fake- genuine fake fake so obvious in the row!!!
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10 days now off 'death sticks' this is the one that made the change possible! very close to a cigarette taste etc
24mg, you just cannot/don't want a cig after a decent vape with this! even with the basic beginners kit, but would say the
crappy CE4? cartomizers are hopeless, so the Kanger 3TD completed the experience as well, giving up after 10 years ...DONE! -
the liquid is everything for me!
stopped smoking regular cigs for 7 days now a previously unthinkable target! the Wembley shop does "Tobacco supreme!" I think or "Tobacco Royale "that's the only one that totally got me off the fags! -
1975 Sturmey Archer Hub with guts removed, had to do something as keep dropping it when tipsy liquid is 'Bread of Heaven' (recommended)
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think Ive got one of those in the shed will get back to you this afternoon if I can find it
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I've got a couple of handlebars you can have free, standard low riser MTB ones, that look good cut down a bit to taste
,or some nice chrome drop bars
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I wouldn't use a mallet to remove the forks, you might damage something.
First remove the stem,
Then, Undo the lock nut with a spanner.
Gently remove the washer, being careful not to damage the thread on the forks. (A flat head screwdriver helps to tease it up, make sure the slot is lined up correctly.)
Next unscrew the threaded race.
The forks will now come apart from the frame.If you want to completely remove the headset for painting then you will need a tool and a hammer to bash out the races.
You will also need a headset press to push them back in again afterwards.
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I didn't even think you could buy those crappy ball bearing saving cages these days!
maybe think about using linseed oil to seal the existing frame with the retro decals whats the point of
making an A'tex "no name" from a classic
don't be bullied! be given advice not Advised what to do!
Galaxy is a legend!......just saying
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I think you've got one too many or one too few bearings in there!
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soz bout your Raleigh Connosieur
there's one near me
its an oldie needs some work maybe a replacement project?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/151265347317?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649 -
dbr I must say it .... " I like you're style!"
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fear has increased purchase of replacement forks imminent
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there is fear!
you're right, not sure about metal fatigue though if anything snaps I think it will be the weld/brazing?
I bent them back by hand, gently... and some would say somewhat lovingly!
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sorted by Mr Vice
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come on someone must have a ps3 and download games! this isn't a con its 100% legal you can d/load onto 5 machines!
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have you got either cranks left? am 15 mins from Kilburn ,ruined 2 sets with a broken pedal so would be a lifesaver
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swap sugino chainring 52T and 42T for a 15T fixed cog
buggered the crank today a 1996 Sugino GT so just looking to swap the survivors, a 52 tooth chainring and a 42 chainring
good condition .. I'm not an expert on tooth wear but I don't think these have seen much action!the pedal thread is funked completely so beyond repair
the spacing from centre of crank to centre of bolt is 55mm
I need a 15T cog as the existing 14 is a bit high gear for me and the 16 too spinny for me pins
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ham coloured bar tape?
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(I did pick up on her late husband being mentioned)
how many were CTRL+ zooming in??
she did say she'd consider posting but I can see me out of the bidding anyway
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swap the CE4 for a kanger 3TD you won't regret it they're about a fiver