Ninja bike
bluechair84
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Now with throwing stars!
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I had no idea it was happening until I took this pic.
And the bike isn't usually rusty
I didn't oil her up after the last clean... 0 -
bluechair84 wrote:I had no idea it was happening until I took this pic.
And the bike isn't usually crusty I didn't oil her up after the last clean...
That's why she said
That's some skills though man, some serious weaponage.0 -
lol nice
I was repairing the chain at the time, didn't notice until I stabbed myself on it!0 -
Have you blown up the bearings as well? Seems to be sat offcentre.Uncompromising extremist0
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yup. It's worn so badly that the central metal bearing has worn itself a massive groove. I think this is winter riding damage. The top jockey however seems fine...
I'm suprised at the cost of fixing this though. I thought it would be £103 to repair the SLX mech but then I found a pair for £43 so it's all ok.
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bluechair84 wrote:I'm suprised at the cost of fixing this though. I thought it would be £103 to repair the SLX mech but then I found a pair for £43 so it's all ok.
:shock: You can get a new slx mech for 40 quid.0 -
Whar!? We're of the repair and reuse generation now! These things aren't disposable you know!0
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bluechair84 wrote:Whar!? We're of the repair and reuse generation now! These things aren't disposable you know!
Fair enough. I ran these on my XTR mech KCNC jockey wheels0 -
oooooh shiney.
I might just do.0 -
Wow. Mine looked like that about two rides ago, they go downhill fast after that!Rock Lobster 853, Trek 1200 and a very old, tired and loved Apollo Javelin.0
