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Black hope skewers, a bit tatty but free to your door. Alison

Bottom pull, top swing, front derailleur LX 31.8. Not in bad condition I think. Free to your door, in UK.

Front derailleur Deore M510, 34.9 band, dual pull, top swing. Good for pub bike free to your door in the UK.

I measured the tube incorrectly, yes I even measured twice with digital calipers 🙄 at 25.4mm. Bought a post which is really Need something ASAP 26.6 It's to get a bike on the road for my daughter, who's going to uni, so she doesn't steal my hardtail Kona, as she keeps threatening. 😳 Thank...

I've never been to Saltburn but Staithes is lovely. We went there in the mid 90's before Dom's work brought us north. We holidayed in Whitby.

Near Malton 😊

Bloody hell!! Down the road from me!! Have a new cake recipe 😊

Better than ever!! How are you?

Still baking them 😁

Absolutely Send a PM with your address please. I don't know what's changed over the years I've been away but I assume I still can take messages 😁 Alison

Long time since I've been on here, and just as long since my last bit o' karma 😁 Here we have a 1" threaded, sealed bearing headset. Not bad condition and free to your door. First come first served, either by message or posted on here. Alison

The problems I'm facing is two on the driveside means the front derailleur doesn't reach the largest chainring. So in is there differences in axel length as ishaw mentioned

Oh, I reread it, I didn't know the cranks had different sized axels

It's an XT M760 crank and the bottom bracket housing is 68mm

It's an XT M760 front derailleur, it is a triple Alison

J Just when we had two spacers on the drive side and pulled the front derailleur as far as possible, it prity much never reached the largest chainring

I've never done holloetech 2 before so looked the bottom bracket spacer usage on YouTube and the only video I found said for a 68mm BB housing size it should be 2 spacers on the drive side and one on the other. We did this and even with 1 spacer the front derailleur, we haven't fitted gear...

Wanted suspension forks for 2005 Cinder Cone. Straight steerer at least 210mm long, frame is. 14" full length of seat tube 17", 100mm Travel, prefer disc but combo of disk and v ok as frame acceps both. In good condition about £150-180 Alison

I have bought a 2005 Cinder Cone and as I'm used to doing early 90's rigid bikes I know nothing about suspension or forks. I know it had 100mm travel forks, but I've been reading bits and bobs and don't know if the steerer needs to be straight with the forks or not and what make/model of fork...