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got my new work stand 
and prob sold the road bike
and prob sold the road bike 
And today I did......
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Finally finished the winterization of the Cotic. Fitted a modded oldskool Crudguard to the back which was a pain as there are no braze ons. Ended up making clamps to go around the stays. Next job was to fit some bosses for a front crud catcher. I hated the zipties and the coptertape that was stopping the zipties from scratching the frame. It now has proper mounts so it can be bolted on and off.
Should be good for a dryer return to Thrunton now. Looking forward to spring when it can all be removed again- it looks like its been covered in glue and riden through Halfords at the moment what with the guards and lighting everywhere.
Function over form and all that!
Should be good for a dryer return to Thrunton now. Looking forward to spring when it can all be removed again- it looks like its been covered in glue and riden through Halfords at the moment what with the guards and lighting everywhere.
Function over form and all that!
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Cleaned and waxed the Yo, fitted the rollmeover tensioner and the king cog but alas we have slippage will need to see if it is the cog/chain/front ring another night- prob the cog :?
dismantled the thin-tire, green racing-machine all ready for postage so will need to start thinking about finding a commuter bike soon.
will need to see if it is the cog/chain/front ring another night- prob the cog :? dismantled the thin-tire, green racing-machine all ready for postage so will need to start thinking about finding a commuter bike soon.
clockworkgazz":3tp8ue18 said:Cleaned and waxed the Yo, fitted the rollmeover tensioner and the king cog but alas we have slippage
dismantled the thin-tire, green racing-machine all ready for postage so will need to start thinking about finding a commuter bike soon.
are some of the bits 1/8 and some 3/32? Furinsatnce 1/8 cog 3/32 chain? If so just get a 1/8 chain
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zigzag":4ya4tvno said:
started on monday worst luck
up in glasga toon so will commute a couple of days a week when the light returns at either end of the day so to speak.
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kaiser":1cweso4x said:clockworkgazz":1cweso4x said:Cleaned and waxed the Yo, fitted the rollmeover tensioner and the king cog but alas we have slippage
dismantled the thin-tire, green racing-machine all ready for postage so will need to start thinking about finding a commuter bike soon.
are some of the bits 1/8 and some 3/32? Furinsatnce 1/8 cog 3/32 chain? If so just get a 1/8 chain
good point will do some sherlock holmes on this thorny one
Congratulations ma man, and best of luck with it. Bit of a trek, but a job's a job... Now waiting for Perry to chime in with the MickyD references...clockworkgazz":11w5c4d6 said:zigzag":11w5c4d6 said:
started on monday worst luck
up in glasga toon so will commute a couple of days a week when the light returns at either end of the day so to speak.
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kaiser":33v2kfws said:clockworkgazz":33v2kfws said:Cleaned and waxed the Yo, fitted the rollmeover tensioner and the king cog but alas we have slippage
dismantled the thin-tire, green racing-machine all ready for postage so will need to start thinking about finding a commuter bike soon.
are some of the bits 1/8 and some 3/32? Furinsatnce 1/8 cog 3/32 chain? If so just get a 1/8 chain
both chain and cog are 3/32 and since there was no slippage with the 17t shimano POS then my guess will be the CK albeit does look in good nick. I will swap it for the 18t on the on-one and see what happens :?
