Recent content by cmjc

New STEEL 110 BCD chainrings needed for my trusty MTB and Jamis RB again. Rather than start a new thread, I thought I'd bump my old one :) Colin

Re: Look Deltas Bump.... and PM sent :)

Re: PM inbound

I'd appreciate a close up of the teeth on these please... 4. 48/38 steel = £6 pr

Yes, the rampage is minimal though, so probably wouldn't be noticeable.

Good suggestions Sir :)

Re: Re: PENNY! Lux-chhery Lad! Some of us dream of owning a penny :)

First a self-correction; I wrote the above after experimenting with a Shimano 7 speed cassette, which does have three pins/rivets to hold the main cluster of cogs together. When I came to repeat the process on the live Sram 7 speed cassette, I discovered it has two pins and one minute 1mm...

Re: Thank you for your kind thought Sir :)

Thank you for your responses. Taken aback by their passivity, I +had+ to get stuck in. To answer my own question: Which way do you tap the pins out? Answer: From the side which has the rounded pin heads, after rubbing all three off with some emery folded on a bathroom tile. Tap out the...

Very kind Sir. PM imminent...

Re: Re: Yes nice, I read about those more modern types, but the SRAM 7 speed is the old-fashioned riveted pin form. I bought it new from chainreaction in Ireland. I'll try grinding the head down and tap outwards, that makes sense; tapping on the other end doesn't move anything.

Not to you Sir, but to others; definitely :)

I bought a new SRAM 7 speed cassette a mere year ago, and already the most used cog 15T is clicking. I change chains when they stretch 1/8" to 1/4" and I'm loathe to buy another new cassette, so I'm wondering if I can flip the worn cogs. Maybe I can get another few month's pedaling out of this...

Keith gifted me a pair of pedals, carefully tissue-wrapped, in a clearly labelled Jiffy bag, posted to me in Asia, where they arrived at my post box in only 16 days... on my birthday! Such kindness is not of this world, and never goes unnoticed... where it counts. Ta Mate! Colin