Show us what you did today, thread
- Thread starter clockworkgazz
- Start date
That scale is accurate to half a microgram!
Anyhoo, nosiness prised me from my internet torpor and I wheeked off the cassette and chain I had in mind.
Cassette is 347g which is a CSM580
Chain is 271g which is some KMC something or other.
Need to keep an eye out for an XT number, should save 100g or so.
Anyhoo, nosiness prised me from my internet torpor and I wheeked off the cassette and chain I had in mind.
Cassette is 347g which is a CSM580
Chain is 271g which is some KMC something or other.
Need to keep an eye out for an XT number, should save 100g or so.
Ya sponny git!gmac123":3fabch9a said:
Great deal.Finished painting the Rockhopper bars, reasonably happy with finish, although wrapping them in tin-foil to bake on the radiator wasn't such a good idea
live and learn. 
Ford Radiant Red seems like a not bad match to the original.
jimihendrix
MacRetro Rider
Nice Gumtree catch , any plans for it or just service it and ride it ?
Nice job on the bars ZZ, i've found baking paint un-necessary though, if i've wanted paint to dry quick i've blasted it with a hair drier or heat gun.
Bought this wall mount bike rack from CRC last week, slung it up today, No More Nails of course, none of that drilling the wall, rawl plug, self tapper nonsense
It can hold two bikes but tried the Clockwork on it with the road bike and it looked like an eyesore :roll:, probably be ok like that in a garage or hut, recon the roadie hanging there on it's own makes a nice feature though
Was thinking about hanging a bike from a large hook on the ceiling above the stairs (it's very high), only problem with this is A, the bike would be a swine to get down (not so bad for a non regular rider though) and B, it'll make my gaff look more like a bike shop than it already is
, any plans for it or just service it and ride it ?Nice job on the bars ZZ, i've found baking paint un-necessary though, if i've wanted paint to dry quick i've blasted it with a hair drier or heat gun.
Bought this wall mount bike rack from CRC last week, slung it up today, No More Nails of course, none of that drilling the wall, rawl plug, self tapper nonsense
It can hold two bikes but tried the Clockwork on it with the road bike and it looked like an eyesore :roll:, probably be ok like that in a garage or hut, recon the roadie hanging there on it's own makes a nice feature though
Was thinking about hanging a bike from a large hook on the ceiling above the stairs (it's very high), only problem with this is A, the bike would be a swine to get down (not so bad for a non regular rider though) and B, it'll make my gaff look more like a bike shop than it already is
gmac123
MacRetro Rider
jimihendrix":1qagdsat said:Nice Gumtree catch
stripped it and degreased the frame yesterday. the LX groupset will go in a box for anotherbike/plan.
going to restore the frame and build it into my first single speed.
got wheels, saddles, bars, stems, brakes
need BB, chain, brake levers(?), chainset and a few other bits and bobs
must be good being able to hang your bikes in the house.
what about a pully above the stairs?
@zigzag - good work on the bars...
Bloody nice buy that GM £60 is pretty amazing especially complete.
What was the condition of the groupset.?
Attempted to return the ladders i found but when i asked the workies they denied all knowledge of it :? I think they've been reported stolen and them suddenly appearing with my explanation might cause someone to get into trouble :?
Ach well.I did try
£60 is pretty amazing especially complete.What was the condition of the groupset.?
Attempted to return the ladders i found but when i asked the workies they denied all knowledge of it :? I think they've been reported stolen and them suddenly appearing with my explanation might cause someone to get into trouble :?
Ach well.I did try
Similar threads
