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My bottom bracket on my go-to spins freely and yet clicks. It's knackered. It will fail at some point. I can't be bothered to change it just yet, but that's life.

Plenty of motocross bikes get twoc'd and they're not an issue.

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They are called worn out pedals that will spin freely with no weight but when you put 12 stone on them they won't spin freely and if you put the wrong shoes on you will slip off them because they've no grip left anyway and break yourself, your shin will look like mine. Bin them and buy some DMR...

Very nice, but a bit steep price-wise.

I'm starting to think about the box I have in the garage full of old phones and laptops etc. perhaps now's the time to take a trip to Cash Monkey.

That article comments page has someone mention scooters and hoverboards too, which I think should come under the same rules, but where do you draw the line? Even Dewalt had an incident; https://www.protoolreviews.com/dewalt-prototype-lawn-mower-catches-fire/

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/167013937687?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=0LlLoOOeQhG&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=s6iRXLTORNu&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

I believe that is the tooth difference. For instance here there is a difference of 45 teeth.

There's been a recent thread similar to this with some good info; https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/what-is-the-maximum-tooth-sprocket-you-could-fit-on-the-back-using-a-deore-dx-rear-derailleur.484461/ It may or may not be helpful in your situation, some more information on front chainring...

A lot of people - not very high. That's what I think when I'm riding along at night looking at people in their front rooms watching Emmerdale anyway, throwing their lives away.

I bought an M739 equipped bike a few weeks ago for £115, picked up on way home from work. Sold the crank, skewers, rear mech and V brakes which has got me my £115 back. Now I've got the rest of the bits needed to build my Bravado which will cost me nothing but the initial frame plus a new...

I get that, and jumped the gun on my earlier post. Wasn't really thinking as I was typing.

But does this only affect sellers of 'new' goods?

I buy mine directly from ACME, buy two and you get a free anvil.

Haha😊, that is a very good point and one I overlooked when I typed my 2p worth, what I really think is why? Is this geared towards their new free to sell idea? Is this just the beginning and ultimately they will roll out the rule over other categories too? So more people will have to register as...

We have a Ceed, 71plate 1.0 petrol. It's ok but nothing exciting. Has an on/off ignition gremlin when you work it hard but just need to stick a new coil pack on. Bought it to replace our 2017 Fiesta ST-Line 1.0 which was a brilliant little car. Owned that for 6 years and 65k. We've had a 2011...

Good - lots of them are dangerous in terms of speed, charging packs etc Bad - who on earth are they to tell people what they can/can't sell. Unless it's against the law? Ugly - they will still set people's houses on fire and kill the occupants.

I wonder what the sales blurb is for designing something like that?

I'm near there tomorrow but not quite sure I want to part with that much.