MacRetro chat and rides thread

[clockworkgazz]

Thanks Rob mind you he is in the arse end of no-where did a google map search :shock:

 

[RobMac]

Yeah your right but I think hes worth the bother (wheel guru) and I dont think hes expensive :?

 

[jimihendrix]

Yeah thought about him, has anyone got him to do wheels? Dyna also mentioned someone, just cant remember who it was....

Willy did the wheels on my DH8, cant remember what he charged but it was'nt expensive, would'nt hesitate to use him again, in fact i need to get the brakes off the DH8 along to him for a service.

Can also recommend Wheel Craft though was last out there 15 years ago :shock: (seriously), probably has'nt changed much.

Willy Bain is closer though.

 

[zigzag]

is a visit to wheel craft no compulsory if you're a west coast biker? did dyna no get to rake through his boxes and come away with some nice bits and bobs?

 

[clockworkgazz]

One day ZZ but bains looks like it might be the one.

 

[RobMac]

Did dyna no get to rake through his boxes and come away with some nice bits and bobs?

Some things never change, it was Dyna who took me to see Ali and he did rake through his drawers ooooer!

 

[clockworkgazz]

Mind and vote in the POTM compo, only a few days to go

 

[clockworkgazz]

And remember to vote in the BoTM compo too

 

[zigzag]

Roadie weight weenie observation of the day:

Crappy 10 year old low-end Sora front hub (HB-3300) - 136g. Spanky almost new mid-range 105 hub (HB-5600) - 150g.

 

[velomaniac]

The sora is of course missing the 14g of super quality that the 105 has in abundance