Went fishing...
06-14-11, 11:35 AM
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Went fishing...
...and caught some fish:
-Kurt
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What did you use for bait?
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What did you use for bait?
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Looks like the old penny candy store display.
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Shoot, I remember that one! O'Brien's Fast Food tops them all though.
-Kurt
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Still sorting through everything. What a jumble:
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That's not including all the square tapers that I already put in an Akro-Bin...
-Kurt
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That's not including all the square tapers that I already put in an Akro-Bin...
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What drives me nuts is that there is a strange split between cups: 50% of them are dirt-cheap adjustable cups, while the other 50% are sealed Hatta, Sakae, or Shimano...and all of those are fixed-cup only - there are hardly any cheap fixed cups, nor quality adjustable-side cups.
It's as if the shop spent the last 20 years replacing adjustable cups, and tossed the unused fixed cup into the parts bin.
Granted, I made out a lot better with the headsets, though there are more of them than I'll ever be able to match up in a lifetime - including a Deore XT and some other oddities.
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It's as if the shop spent the last 20 years replacing adjustable cups, and tossed the unused fixed cup into the parts bin.
Granted, I made out a lot better with the headsets, though there are more of them than I'll ever be able to match up in a lifetime - including a Deore XT and some other oddities.
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How on earth does anyone end up with a mountain of SA axle nuts? From making old Raleigh Tourists and Sports into dayglo fixies?
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If you mean the traditional Raleigh 16GC, I have a few.
All NOS - probably to replace stripped LH nuts.
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