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Why can't a gusset be welded over the broken part of the rack? Clearly the lower pannier attachment point has been welded on. I'd be inclined to to the rack off and take it to a welding shop and ask their advice. Also, you might want to stop using the rack as the attachment point for your...

Some pictures would help.

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No, I didn't bid, he was accepting offers, so I put in an offer (like saneagle did on the last auction). He did not reply. But then again, I put my offer in not long before the auction ended, so maybe he did not have time to reply, dunno. Anyway...I prefer a large frame, 19 or 20 inches...

I put a cheeky bid in for that frame before the auction ended. Didn't hear anything back, just as well really, I didn't really fancy a 17 inch frame anyway (although there's always a way to make it work).

Thanks for posting. 17 inch frame..meh

I love RJ the Bike Guy, he's my go to Youtuber for bike maintenance. I'm glad to see he's started posting again. I really should download all his videos and keep them in a folder on Google Drive in case he ever disappears from Youtube But I have to say, this particular video is a case of 'Can...

Speaking from personal experience, it's hard to believe but it's true. I cut and shortened the hose on my Shimano MT200 rear brake. Reconnected the hose, pumped the lever, job done.

I meant he should re-spray the frame black!

Look at the length of that chuffing seatpost! How is this possible? Also, you should re-spray it in black.

They are wonderful pieces of machinery but the chainwheels are smaller than the first gear, which means they are designed for going up mountains (slowly) and then hurtling down them without pedalling and praying you don't end up smashed against a tree and spending three months in hospital...

My wife and granddaughter (who lives with us) get through about 3 tons of laundry per week. I do the laundry, I just could not cope with it without a tumble dryer. I only get the boiler serviced every few years. The parking fee gets me access to a wonderful country park where I walk the dog...

Can't you just take a small, soft, brass brush to those nipples? Followed by a smear of silicone or something?

So, I've had a hard month: Boiler repair (new PCB and transformer) and service: £288.00 Car service and MOT: £217.92 Annual parking permit for my local country park: £47.50 New tumble dryer: £279.00 All I can say is, thank flip I don't have a ridiculous bike that needs a £1k annual service...

Well, winters coming and I have no garage so I only work on bikes in the summer months outside in the back garden. So you did me a favour really :D On the plus side, the new tumble dryer is installed and all my clothes are now warm and dry!

You lucky, lucky, b*******. I love a polished aluminium frame, me. A steal at 120. Fortune favours the brave as they say, meanwhile I've been sat here clutching my pearls worrying about spending a laughable 150. Oh well

Damn it, that's sold now. I thought the auction ended tomorrow afternoon. I have been prevaricating and was thinking of putting in a last second bid. Oh well, I doubt I'll get a better opportunity, I'd better resign myself to be happy with what I have, which is a suspension seatpost rather...

Yep, 26" wheels, disk mount, square taper BB, 1 1/8" parallel steerer tube, room for a big chain ring, rear suspension, large size (or medium/large), room for a downtube battery. I'm already out of disposable income this month and had to put the tumble dryer on a credit card. I can just...

Oh boy, perfect, and he's willing to post it. Couldn't come at a worse time. This month alone, Boiler packed up (new PCB and transformer required), car MOT and service, yesterday the tumble dryer finally gave up the ghost, I ordered a new one last night. The last thing I need right now is a...