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Re: Very sad to hear this. All the best to friends and family.

Re: I have no direct experience, but if you can find a replacement bearing with the same configuration and outer dimensions, it should work, try these: https://simplybearings.co.uk/ https://www.bearingboys.co.uk/ https://www.bearingstation.co.uk/ With regard to the spray grease, is this so...

Re: I've always been rather dubious about Park, I wonder how many of their tools they actually manufacture and how many they buy in and re-brand. Some of their tools look remarkably similar to unbranded or non bike related brands tools costing considerably less. Other bike tool brands seem to...

Re: Great stuff, but what sort of culinary abomination is this; rice AND chips?! :P

Re: I've come across them before. However, i generally find that for non bicycle specific tools, allen keys, screwdrivers, etc. you can get better quality and/or better value from non bicycle brands. Not long ago I got some very nice Wera allen keys: https://smile.amazon.co.uk/Wera-0507359 ...

Re: Fiiiive - Goooold - Chain Rings

Re: High volume you say.

Re: How about a pair of Ronhill's?: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Ronhill-Mens-T ... s_ap_2_vtp They're close fitting, but not as skin-tight as Licra tights.

Re: Ah, I thoght Mozo forks were a different make/brand. Makes more sense now. :oops:

Re: You possibly could, however, I'm not so sure about mixing and matching between brands, you're more likely find incompatabilities. All forks are essentially very similar, tubes, rods, springs and seals, but you'd probably need a fair bit of trial and error to find parts from one brand that...

Re: I was hoping someone more knowledgeable would pitch in, but it doesn't look as though they're going to. I know you can mess about with some forks, swapping parts from different models to modify or upgrade them, change the travel, etc.. However, as far as I know, RST 461s are pretty basic...

Re: Hmm, I kind of see what you mean, the rear mudguard ends at 12 o'clock, whereas the front of the front mudguard ends at 3 minutes past 12, or 3 minutes to 12 if you turn the bike around. :P Here's an entirely unrelated picture of some chimps.

Re: Standard Shimano cables will be fine. Gear cables are the same for road and MTB, brake cables are different. As long as you get the right brake cables for either road or MTB, you can pretty much use any brand you want. I've used several different brands and haven't noticed much difference...

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Re: It might be a nice frame, but it might be quite difficult to identify exactly what it is. The best thing to do is ride it and see if you like it. If you like it, don't worry about it.

Re: I don't think it's a Specialized either. Here's one for comparison: http://www.bikes.collie-smooth.com/1995StumpJumper.html. Notice the quite distinctive rear dropouts and the collar at the top of the seat tube. The seat pin clamp with the scalop of the seat tube, cantilever bridge and...

I came across an article on RoadCC: https://road.cc/content/news/251781-liv ... oject-stop You can read more about it here: https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/news/bris ... at-2087092 And sign the petition here: https://democracy.bristol.gov.uk/mgEPet ... amp;$LO$=1

Re: You can still get 500A tyres: https://www.sjscycles.co.uk/tyres-20-440-500a/

Re: I have a frame bag with velcro straps, I've used this on the exposed cable betwen the stops on the top tube: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PTFE-Teflon- ... SwxyJawJw9

Re: Thanks Jon, I've ordered the parts. Wish me luck.