Yep I got one of those and it arrived last week. Gave it a quick test on the commute home and seems good.
Just need to make sure it's fully 'clicked' into the mount otherwise you might find the unit shoots off on the first bump in the ground
Luckily I had it on a leash attached to the bars
{Long version} Some of you will know that in a previous life I built motorbikes for a living but for one reason or another, when I left that life, I did so with few momentos of it. I happened to stumble upon this magazine on ebay which features the very last magazine cover bike I ever built, so I thought I'd risk 90p for old times sake ... sorry to bore you with my wistful wondering but there does appear to be a nipple in there if you look closely
3-spoke wheels, not a nipple to be seen. Well, excluding brake hoses, fuel lines...
p.s. udder surely
We go out into the hills to lose ourselves, not to get lost. You are only lost if you need to be somewhere else and if you really need to be somewhere else then you're probably in the wrong place to begin with.
FLV wrote: ↑Tue Apr 23, 2019 4:06 pm
Hes just this minute dropped me a frame off, heading for the garage - Photo's later, hopefully up a hill or in the garden
Edit: Here it is. Box to trail in about 2 hours, rides very nicely
My word... that does look rather special and lovely indeed
New rings for my Pact. I was getting chainsuck off the granny gear last weekend so was limited to a 36/42t gear for 200km. That included the Corrieyairack - obviously!!
Replacement extra-long QR skewer for my shopping trailer.
And a parcel containing almost a full set of books by Richard Feynman (some claim "the greatest physicist of the 20th century", amongst an illustrious field of rivals). Dunno why I haven't got them before now. One shall retire to one's bath now with "Six Easy Pieces" and a packet of cheese and onion crisps. Idiots like "people have had enough of experts" Gove should be forced to read them at (laser)gun-point (the books not the crisps).
"My God, Ponsonby, I'm two-thirds of the way to the grave and what have I done?" - RIP
"At least you got some stories" - James Acaster
"A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men" - WW
RIP wrote: ↑Wed May 01, 2019 8:56 pm
Replacement extra-long QR skewer for my shopping trailer.
And a parcel containing almost a full set of books by Richard Feynman (some claim "the greatest physicist of the 20th century", amongst an illustrious field of rivals). Dunno why I haven't got them before now. One shall retire to one's bath now with "Six Easy Pieces" and a packet of cheese and onion crisps. Idiots like "people have had enough of experts" Gove should be forced to read them at (laser)gun-point (the books not the crisps).
Did you get "surely you're kidding me Feynman" in there? It's a fantastic memoir and mercifully short on hard physics
