Search results for query: *

didn't look that closely. Doh.

It's not. :) you are right it's not a DDG shooter either. the nub behind the seat tube is an identify I'd be looking for, but I can't tell you what it is.

they've tanked the economy, snuggled up to dictators, pissed off a rich T**T, whist acting like one, pardoned themselves of past felonies, incited hatred and push back DEI by 20 years across the "western world"? goodness me those forks have been busy, guess it's because they've got 2 legs in a...

and let cool slowly, otherwise they become shrapnel. it doesn't have to be identical surely it just needs to be close enough?

the fork could be trued (it's already fucked, you can't make it any worse) with bit of mechanical effort and a jig. not an unusual activity to do on an aluminium frame. the drop outs are annoying but fixable. they look to be twisted by about 3 degrees, well within fixable (I'd be fine up to...

Alternative is an H shaped one I guess.

still got a single strap back pack somewhere.

was it the fact it had a povo spec grill? :P does it have a cop motor, a 440 cubic inch plant, it's got cop tires, cop suspensions, cop shocks. It's a model made before catalytic converters so it'll run good regular gas?

piano wire and some patience to make a new spring. to be honest, the spring looks pretty familiar to any other brake of that type, so go looking and see what you can find.

parking sensors and LPG. :)

221 in base spec in the UK https://www.howmanyleft.co.uk/vehicle/ford_granada_scorpio_i

Cool it slow. Managed the heat by stitching it and having a heat sink inside the tube. Still wouldn't do as you machinist suggests.

Be fine if the steerer was under compression. It isn't. You are applying tension, pulling it apart. Add vibration and temperature changes. That's not staying together. Bad idea. Sorry. As to tigging it. You could do it, but it'll be a close run.

still got a Z5 in active service. never missed a beat, been in use pretty much the past 26 years with only the occasional service. think I've only replaced the seals twice. that tells me all I need to know about using Marzocchi forks really. :)

My partner wouldn't accept that as the beans don't go all the way to the edge of the bread.

I'd say you need a longer seat post. :) tied with a longer stem. have you seen how we used to ride? :) good luck in your search for the right size. even a 20" seems small compared to modern bikes.

you sure he didn't just unfold it wrong? :) also, why is his pedal in the middle of the crank? also also, why is he wearing cleats on flat pedals? why is his testicals on the saddle, but not his arse? no more alsos why is he resting his fingers on thin air when the break levers are above his...

but he lives in South Wales. I know, weirdo right?

He's (@bikeworkshop) already replied to one of the OP's other threads. give him a shout, he's a nice guy (actually, he's a knob, but we love him anyway).

see, our local constabulary had a bit more going for them. they rode Marins, put together by a local shop in white and black. they were alright bikes to be fair. the local bob shop has a museum under it these days, with some police history. there's a few bikes in there...