welsh dragon
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I bet you don't.
Tea? (Part 2)
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I bet you don't.
welsh dragon
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Did you know that the one who plays mrs brown and cathy the one who plays the oldest daughter are married in real life. ?
ColinJ
Puzzle game procrastinator!
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- Todmorden - Yorks/Lancs border
At the risk of being serious, and talking cycling here ...View attachment 33760
The Holdsworth Hurricane prior to going to paint shop yesterday to get dressed in a little black number
What are the pros and cons of powder coating vs spray painting? I happened to notice a company halfway between Hebden Bridge and Todmorden does powder coating and one day I might have a bike that needs repainting.
madpensioner
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- thornton/cleveleys (nr blackpool )
Yes i did my wife and i went to see there live show in Manchester - and they came on stage after to talk to us dressed normal
welsh dragon
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They were on the one show last week. That's when I found out. They are so funny. My mum loves it and she is 92
ScotiaLass
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Yes and the girl that plays Maria is their real daughter, their real son is Buster and the neighbour, Winnie, is his sister.
Trevor is his son-in-law, Bono is his real grandson and there's more in-laws and friends!
Rory is his manager.
I love the show! (can you tell?)
welsh dragon
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Its brilliant.
ScotiaLass
Guru
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- Middle Earth
Sorry I went AWOL for a bit, son now off to his dad's until tomorrow and I was busy buying hubby a book on Amazon lol
madpensioner
Über Member
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I didnt know that
welsh dragon
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Yeah I heard that on the one show last week. They are doing a christmas special as well I think.
hopless500
Trundling along
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- not-as-flat-as-you-think Norfolk
Morning all,
I have a small touch of the lurgy today. Need to get some drugs
is that my fault ?
sorry
hopless500
Trundling along
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- not-as-flat-as-you-think Norfolk
Late up today cos I had an absolutely cr&p night's sleep (not-sleep would be more accurate).
Got my Christmas pressie early from Mr Hop yesterday. SPD sandals for our trip in the Spring. Unfortunately he got clobbered by Customs and had to pay extra - oops
Shall try them out later on the old turbo trainer
Got my Christmas pressie early from Mr Hop yesterday. SPD sandals for our trip in the Spring. Unfortunately he got clobbered by Customs and had to pay extra - oops
Shall try them out later on the old turbo trainer
madpensioner
Über Member
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If they are and its on dvd i will get that one as well
rbreid
Old git on old bikes
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- Insch, Aberdeenshire
Powder coating is very durable, also good for rust pitted frames as is quite thick and fills all but the worst of the pits. Be aware though that unless you have a full set of frame taps it is essential to mask up all threads as powder coat is as hard as nails. Also never get a silver soldered frame powder coated as you will get a loose set of tubes and lugs back
Spray painting gives one a greater choice of palette and finishes, but is generally far more expensive. Some peeps get precious about which method to use on vintage bikes but I'd only worry about that with something really special.
Just to keep this post legal, best I mention I'm drinking tea and eating choccie biccies at time of posting
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
Powder coating is very durable, also good for rust pitted frames as is quite thick and fills all but the worst of the pits. Be aware though that unless you have a full set of frame taps it is essential to mask up all threads as powder coat is as hard as nails. Also never get a silver soldered frame powder coated as you will get a loose set of tubes and lugs back
Spray painting gives one a greater choice of palette and finishes, but is generally far more expensive. Some peeps get precious about which method to use on vintage bikes but I'd only worry about that with something really special.
Just to keep this post legal, best I mention I'm drinking tea and eating choccie biccies at time of posting
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