The "I have just ordered..." thread
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The Northern Monkey wrote:
Batteries are dying on the 4 year old lights so thought why not..
I bought a set of those off eBay, bright as feck for the money :shock:"Arran, you are like the Tony Benn of smut. You have never diluted your depravity and always stand by your beliefs. You have my respect sir and your wife my pity"
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arran77 wrote:The Northern Monkey wrote:
Batteries are dying on the 4 year old lights so thought why not..
I bought a set of those off eBay, bright as feck for the money :shock:
Good news!! How long do your batteries last out of interest? Only reason I've never bought a torch is because I assume the run time is a lot shorter than a lamp and battery pack!0 -
The Northern Monkey wrote:arran77 wrote:The Northern Monkey wrote:
Batteries are dying on the 4 year old lights so thought why not..
I bought a set of those off eBay, bright as feck for the money :shock:
Good news!! How long do your batteries last out of interest? Only reason I've never bought a torch is because I assume the run time is a lot shorter than a lamp and battery pack!
I don't know to be honest, I've been out for a couple of hours no problem but then I just charge them up again for the next time."Arran, you are like the Tony Benn of smut. You have never diluted your depravity and always stand by your beliefs. You have my respect sir and your wife my pity"
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I've looked at similar ones to those on Ebay too. Figured they'd be cheap enough to take a punt on - if they don't make great bike lights you'll still have a couple of decent torches.0
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VWsurfbum wrote:Wheels have arrived! Can't ride this weekend
How much did they cost you in the end fella? and weight?!0 -
It was £33 import and £460 I think for the wheels?
Not as light as I was expecting but on my fishing scales they come in 500g lighter than my temp wheels so approx 1650g pair.0 -
Hmm.. are they the AM version or the XC version?
Wheel weights do my nut in, in reality claimed weights are nowhere near actual weights as you can't tell how they've weighed them 0 -
The AM ones, lovely profile, they set up tubeless straight away and with the track pump with no fuss at all.
I ignore most claims but do take Iit as a guide. Mavic ones are usually way out.0 -
GT-Arrowhead wrote:8 x A4 of this on eBay for £10, going to wrap the fork of my Chucker. The left over is going to be used to wrap my mudguard. And my helmet. Though im not sure how well it sticks to skin...
seller or link? Could do with some of that to wrap the pub bike.Visit Clacton during the School holidays - it's like a never ending freak show.
Who are you calling inbred?0 -
^ Spongtastic ebay (stickerbomb)
Stans No Tubes The Solution Tyre Sealant
Presta Stans No Tubes Presta Removable Valve Core
Continental Mountain King II MTB TyreI only ride 'em, I don't know what makes 'em work!0 -
Here you go spongtastic:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Bubble-Free-S ... 3a7c95ae50 This is the one i bought, its the matte version so its not as bright as the pictures but still looks really nice none the less.
The seller: http://www.ebay.co.uk/usr/union-mart-uk
But you can just ebay search "stickerbomb" as DNS said to get some other stuff aswell.
I would love to know how you get on with wrapping a whole frame. If you do go ahead, can you send me some pictures and let me know how it goes?
If i ever get a spare tenner im tempted to getting another set to do my Arrowhead frame, if i ever ride it again.0 -
Entry into the 12k version of this
http://www.nuclear-races.co.uk/index.ph ... lear-rush/0 -
VWsurfbum wrote:Entry into the 12k version of this
http://www.nuclear-races.co.uk/index.ph ... lear-rush/
Nice 8)"Arran, you are like the Tony Benn of smut. You have never diluted your depravity and always stand by your beliefs. You have my respect sir and your wife my pity"
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Just bought some to do the back of my phone and my mudguard.spongtastic wrote:GT-Arrowhead wrote:8 x A4 of this on eBay for £10, going to wrap the fork of my Chucker. The left over is going to be used to wrap my mudguard. And my helmet. Though im not sure how well it sticks to skin...
seller or link? Could do with some of that to wrap the pub bike.Framebuilder
Handbuilt Steel 29er https://goo.gl/RYSbaa
Carbon Stumpjumper https://goo.gl/xJNFcv
Parkwood:http://goo.gl/Gf8xkL
Ribble Gran Fondo https://goo.gl/ZpTFXz
Triban:http://goo.gl/v63FBB0 -
Two pairs of Troy Lee Sprint shorts. They might have no proper pockets and they might be purple but they were only £20 so can't really complain
Also ordered a new seal for my Pro II freehub to try and stop water getting in every wet ride.0 -
YINDING Cree XM-L U2 4-Mode 1200-Lumen White light. For all the night riding I been doing :?I only ride 'em, I don't know what makes 'em work!0
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Some Oakley Goggles
A cheapo jersey for the road bike
A set of brake pads for the road bike (Koolstop Salmon)
Redemption by means of booking on the uplift at Antur Stiniog for start of April0 -
32 t single chainring as 36 is too high for me0
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mcnultycop wrote:Some Oakley Goggles
A cheapo jersey for the road bike
A set of brake pads for the road bike (Koolstop Salmon)
Redemption by means of booking on the uplift at Antur Stiniog for start of April
There's no redemption for owning a road bike. Go straight to Hell. Do not pass go. Do not collect £200...0 -
Not as bad as owning a motorbike Cube Analog 2012 with various upgrades.0
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Lewis A wrote: Not as bad as owning a motorbike
Not owning a motorbike means that you're gay. Scientifically proven fact.
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A One Industries Defcon LS Jersey for £24.00.
Should make me look like I know what I'm doing when on the mtb.0 -
Kowalski675 wrote:Lewis A wrote: Not as bad as owning a motorbike
Not owning a motorbike means that you're gay. Scientifically proven fact.
I know a gay man with a motorbike.
I think this disproves your theory.
I bought an £8 (from £18) Decathlon boil in the bag waterproof, to use on the roadie but also on the MTB whilst my Mayhem jacket is back for a warranty repair.0 -
mcnultycop wrote:Kowalski675 wrote:Lewis A wrote: Not as bad as owning a motorbike
Not owning a motorbike means that you're gay. Scientifically proven fact.
I know a gay man with a motorbike.
I think this disproves your theory.
I bought an £8 (from £18) Decathlon boil in the bag waterproof, to use on the roadie but also on the MTB whilst my Mayhem jacket is back for a warranty repair.
Even if it did, being gay wouldn't be a bad thing.Cube Analog 2012 with various upgrades.0 -
Shimano Deore brakes, new elves for the boys bike, and now have to find something to spend a £20 gift voucher onKev
PlanetX Pro Carbon
Voodoo Bizango0
