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15-12-10, 10:13 AM
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Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: NW London
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Chain Riveter thingy
Short notice, I know, but does anyone have a change riveter that I can borrow over the weekend?
A friend is servicing my bike on Sunday*, and my much needed new sprocket/chain is ready to go on...but he's lent out his chain riveter  I can collect it on Saturday night at the Xmas Do...and have it back to you a couple of days later. Ta muchly in advance... Jo * For those that have seen the state of my bike, try not to be too traumatised by that statement. |
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15-12-10, 12:30 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2009
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Re: Chain Riveter thingy
You're welcome to borrow mine providing you remember the important bit:
Grind the head off the old rivet before you try to push it out, otherwise you'll snap the pin. Keith. |
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16-12-10, 12:25 AM
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Re: Chain Riveter thingy
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 I will indeed make sure we don't break it...if we do, then I'll replace it. Are you able to bring it along with you on Saturday? Ta Jo |
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