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Gravity Aided

Legendary Member
Location
Land of Lincoln
This
is the kiss
of Tosca!
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StuAff

Silencing his legs regularly
Location
Portsmouth
Me too, felt good to be out on 2 wheels at last :-)
Even though it was raining heavily, it was still good to be out yesterday. Today has been indoors though (we've got electricians in tomorrow, full rewiring, so stuff needed moving, plus computer fettling. Ironically, it was sorting out the non-functioning USB card I went out to replace yesterday, replacement card didn't work either so took it back and got a refund. It was a loose power cable…oh well.

Oh yes, bike cleaning. Litespeed was still wearing the grot from the century three weeks back, now it isn't. Chain a little orange-peely but never mind. It'll be getting dirty again this week (emergency commute duties, Honda in for work again…).
 
Lovely spring-like day here; mild, beautiful :sun: so spent the bulk of the day outside wielding clippers, loppers, chain saw and wheel barrow. I'm a bit :heat: as a result. Now sitting down to a :cuppa: and a packet of crisps while watching an underwhelming FA cup tie.

One and a half of the skittled plum trees have been cleared up. The other half is still dangling in the top of the conifer where I can't reach it yet. Plus I've clipped and sawn up three large branches from said conifer as well, and have stacked the logs in my wood store - they'll be for a future winter once they've dried out. Now that I've shifted a load of greenery (will need to borrow a friend and his trailer to nip to the tip) I can actually see that it's four plum trees that have been skittled. Hey ho.

No sign of Mr Alpha Male from number 6 today. :giggle:

In other news, Lexi brought me a headless and disemboweled mouse.
 

classic33

Leg End Member
Lovely spring-like day here; mild, beautiful :sun: so spent the bulk of the day outside wielding clippers, loppers, chain saw and wheel barrow. I'm a bit :heat: as a result. Now sitting down to a :cuppa: and a packet of crisps while watching an underwhelming FA cup tie.

One and a half of the skittled plum trees have been cleared up. The other half is still dangling in the top of the conifer where I can't reach it yet. Plus I've clipped and sawn up three large branches from said conifer as well, and have stacked the logs in my wood store - they'll be for a future winter once they've dried out. Now that I've shifted a load of greenery (will need to borrow a friend and his trailer to nip to the tip) I can actually see that it's four plum trees that have been skittled. Hey ho.

No sign of Mr Alpha Male from number 6 today. :giggle:

In other news, Lexi brought me a headless and disemboweled mouse.
Not much done then, apart from tidying up!
 

tyred

Legendary Member
Location
Ireland
The bottom bracket of my Raleigh project seemed a little gritty and stiff. I suspect the previous owner may have had a lax attitude to servicing...not sure what gives me that impression...
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Thankfully it cleaned up pretty well, very slight pitting but still serviceable for a while yet.
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This is to be minimal fuss and no expense if possible refurb.
 
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