was planning on watching a sunday in hell (again), but think i've lent it out as part of an outreach programme. only bike related dvd i could see was restless natives, a classic scottish film of the mid-1980. on with the dvd, onto the rollers, on with the big country soundtrack. braw.
next up is three days living in a forest, helping out with the specialized/giant demo at carron valley. taking two bikes to ensure that i can ride everyday, no matter what those fcking dropouts on the voodoo, er, do.
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Only a hamfisted monkey would have any problem with the voodoo dropouts :)
i've tried, i really have. but i'm on my 2nd sent of £45 dropouts and bolts are at creaking level to keep them from shifting. fear is that something needs adjustment in the arse end of beyond and i strip the bastarding things and have to walk out.
new frame with track ends and slotted disk mounts to be sorted shortly...
>new frame with track ends and
>slotted disk mounts to be sorted >shortly...
The way our share price is going, your choices may be limited to Something cheap and something **really** cheap. You can't get a Spot, seeing as both Jac and I have one now. ;-)
Simon - I've seen Marty's bike in action and lets just say that I'd have been infinitely more fucked off than he appeared after so many re-adjustments in the space of a 2 1/2 hour ride.
I've had no issues like with with my Kona and it's a similar set up.
ive been thinking about that again. use a bigger cog front and rear. may change the peak force applied to rear wheel ....
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I'm toying with getting rid of my Rig frame, spookily enough...
Alas, it's a geared one (run as SS with a tensioner)
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