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Old 13-02-16, 12:29 PM   #4561
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Like to see the finished article Matt, i like those llewellyn frames, such fine lug work. Their stems are works of art
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Old 13-02-16, 01:24 PM   #4562
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They've served as inspiration and I have similar goals... it just takes longer.

http://www.llewellynbikes.com/HTML/handlebar_stem.html

The stem lugs are a bit of an annoyance because of the shaping and cut outs... hearts... yuk! I need two plain points (not four) with no cut-outs to do my own thing... stylised Mars and Venus symbols. It's the same with BB shells and fork crowns which are rare enough for straight Max fork blades. I end up doing a lot of filling and filing before I can do anything with them.
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Old 13-02-16, 05:32 PM   #4563
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Guys I need some advice and help.

I've been messing about with the new toy and the cassette is making some awful noises. When you spin the crank slowly you can see that the chain is running fine but there's one tooth on each turn that the chain is sitting proud to start off with then falling noisily into place. It's doing it on every gear.

How do I sort this?
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Old 13-02-16, 05:36 PM   #4564
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Pictures? Stiff link or a cassette that hasn't been fitted properly are the first thing that springs to mind.
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I can try and post a video might take me a while to get it on YouTube.
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Old 13-02-16, 08:53 PM   #4566
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Thanks for the advice Mav. I know it probably didn't seem like much but it helped as always.
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Old 13-02-16, 09:12 PM   #4567
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Always something simple mate, its difficult to diagnose what it might be over the internet.

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Old 13-02-16, 10:12 PM   #4568
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We could be slightly less obsessive and just get out and ride....
no no no.. if there's anyway that stats and figures can be cherry picked to justify a purchase... it must be done! : )
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Old 14-02-16, 03:30 AM   #4569
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Still going on that?

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no no no.. if there's anyway that ridicule can be used in place of reasoned discussion to justify ignorance... it must be done! : )


The proof on the rotational stuff is in year 11/12 (A-level?) physics text books btw, it's not even a more advanced university level subject...

You're the one who brought the subject up... I responded. If there is something I'm missing that could actually further the discussion in a positive direction, please do tell.















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Pictures? ...cassette that hasn't been fitted properly are the first thing that springs to mind.
I'd second checking the cassette. Mine seem to work their way slightly loose over time on all bikes I've had. Even though I do them up to *ridiculous NM torques settings as specified.
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