It IS really nice down there, so it would be tempting... Still, it is very nice up here too!Colin is the plan to have so much “ stock” in Devon you can extend each of your 4 holidays a year too 3 months at a time .
Colin is the plan to have so much “ stock” in Devon you can extend each of your 4 holidays a year too 3 months at a time .
That just arrived. I bought it on eBay but it looks like it has never been used. Dura Ace for just over £26 - that is a good deal!I have a bar end shifter on the way.
A very good service!Thursday 20th
2 x new sets of brake-pads, for my work-bike
There's a distinct lack of friction from the front set, & a horrendous squealing, the rear are fine
(Shimano JC04 in front, 'Discobrake' in the rear
I've tried cleaning them; brake-cleaner, IPA (alcohol wipes), boiling water, lightly sanding the pads
All to no avail, so replacement fronts, & a spare pair, for whichever end needs them first ordered
https://www.discobrakes.com/index.php?s=0&t=0&c=14&p=1042&tb=001
(2 sets are far cheaper than a single Shimano set)
A bit of a distress purchase. For around 2 years I’ve been able to get the tubeless tyres on my main ride to seat using an old, rusty but reasonably decent track pump. Up until now, when trying to replace a tyre I’d chewed up slamming on the anchors down a steep hill to avoid rear-ending a Honda Civic. It was not budging even after a solid workout for me on the pump.
The prices for booster- style pumps had always put me off and my current pump is still fine for ….err.. pumping tyres, but I cashed in some accumulated wiggle vouchers on a Joe Blow Booster.
Arrived today. It feels like if weighs as much as the bike but by Attenborough it does the job!
Bought another Cateye AMPP500 as it appears the Mrs has nicked my first!