LukasMcNeal
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What I don't get is surely if there was violence happening the mood in the house would constantly be shit? So it would have to end/get rid?
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Put an Allen key in each one and try it?
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Put some polyfilla in it.
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Spot weld a piece of thin metal to the debt and pull it thus removing the dent.
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My arm.
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Yeah no probs mate
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What a film!!
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Do you mean the lip on the bashring?
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I tried cutting through my bashring and it took years with a hacksaw!!
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Depends on the freewheel and how much is left of the crank. I'd put the crank in a vice and bolt the tool in and put a bar on the freewheel tool. Probs easier if it's a tensile as they use a BB tool.
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I meant the £90 and it was scratched. I can see why it does cost £90, the improvement of not having a lockring is great though Are they really noisey though due to engagements?
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Oh I see, just wondered though! £90 and it looked all scratched!
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They dont look like they are finished too well?
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I rather liked it! Only bit I didnt really like was one of the vocal tracks but I cant remember what time that was
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Such a bummer about the half link when it's such a nice frame really is a shame!
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I'm personally one for the cookie. But I'll settle for (in order) Choco digestive Bourbon Ginger nuts.
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I would highly recommend you get sealed bearings! You seem unlucky to have gone through 3 sets! They are extremely low maintainence compared to opens, no fiddling about with cones either
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Take a look at the new echo 2011 frames they would be well suited
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That's not sad that is pure win!
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Steer clear from halflinks for trials. The trialtech lite chain from tarty is good stuff and hardly stretches and is pretty strong
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Really sweet pics
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Those were the days! I used to like the dial up noise!
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Ever since I got a savage gash on my shin from caged pedals I use platforms from now on! I would provide a pic but Ive lost it Cant go wrong with DMR V8s or V12s last for ages when properly maintained
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Good work, but was it worth all the effort?
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Really like these new frames, top job mate
