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MattRennick 11-13-07 07:00 PM


Originally Posted by cavernmech (Post 5629117)
The little plastic washer goes right on top of the bearing cap...before you install any spacers. The only other thing you will need to do is install the "starnut"...you can use the topcap bolt for this but make sure you get it in straight.

Thanks for all the tips!

The starnut was actually installed and I realized once I stacked everything up that I don't need to cut the steerer tube... in fact, I couldn't if I wanted to!

So, I think I need to press the bearing cap another mm and I'll be in business.

Here she is, all hand tightened so no where near ridable but you get the idea... and of course, missing the proper front wheel... *cough* keith *cough* ;)

http://www.makergo.com/shutup/images...7/complete.jpg

operator 11-13-07 07:11 PM

Lookin good there

duppy.conqueror 11-13-07 07:59 PM


Originally Posted by MattRennick (Post 5629780)
Thanks for all the tips!

The starnut was actually installed and I realized once I stacked everything up that I don't need to cut the steerer tube... in fact, I couldn't if I wanted to!

So, I think I need to press the bearing cap another mm and I'll be in business.

Here she is, all hand tightened so no where near ridable but you get the idea... and of course, missing the proper front wheel... *cough* keith *cough* ;)

http://www.makergo.com/shutup/images...7/complete.jpg

yo is that an angus? looks nice meng!

sweep242 11-13-07 08:42 PM


Originally Posted by MattRennick (Post 5629780)
Thanks for all the tips!

The starnut was actually installed and I realized once I stacked everything up that I don't need to cut the steerer tube... in fact, I couldn't if I wanted to!

So, I think I need to press the bearing cap another mm and I'll be in business.

Here she is, all hand tightened so no where near ridable but you get the idea... and of course, missing the proper front wheel... *cough* keith *cough* ;)

You had to replace the frame in that mishap you had?

exhibitx 11-13-07 08:43 PM


Originally Posted by duppy.conqueror (Post 5630146)
yo is that an angus? looks nice meng!

mark v pro

duppy.conqueror 11-13-07 08:49 PM


Originally Posted by exhibitx (Post 5630390)
mark v pro

sweet...that bike is boss!

shapelike 11-13-07 09:25 PM

Matt, aren't you sort of overlapping w/ a bike you already have or did something happen to the other Mark V?

shapelike 11-13-07 09:26 PM

I was just about to say that I've always had a soft spot in my heart for the IRO stuff and wish I had one, but then I remember I did have one and have another one on the way (orange Rob Roy group buy frame). Yeesh.

nerdsgirth 11-13-07 09:36 PM

Hey saw ^^^^^ waiting for a bus last night on Ossington. 10 pts +100 pts for NO BIKE!

Mike, what is three girls and a bucket?

shapelike 11-13-07 10:07 PM

Three girls and a bucket is a nightmare scenario that doesn't exist. I was going to follow it up with nine girls and a trough but I figured no one would ever sleep again if they got that in their head.

MattRennick 11-13-07 11:06 PM


Originally Posted by sweep242 (Post 5630385)
You had to replace the frame in that mishap you had?

The frame was ok but I was replacing enough stuff that I figured "what the hell" and just went for the Mark V Pro complete and figured that I can either sell off the good stuff from the other bike or just build it up later / keep it as a spare... we'll see... now I just gotta finish sorting out stuff with the lady's insurance company which is my current largest headache. The new bike definitely helps make dealing with them more manageable... ;)

shapelike 11-13-07 11:14 PM

Oh, riiight.

somnambulant 11-14-07 11:44 AM

http://johngushue.typepad.com/photos...able_pc_ad.jpg

shapelike 11-14-07 12:20 PM

Heads-up: The C.T. auction list will be available tonight. There's about 25 bikes, half a dozen framesets and wheelsets, umpteen bajillion parts, tools and accessories. More will be on the way (we're not to only ones providing stuff for the auction).

iherald 11-14-07 12:32 PM


Originally Posted by shapelike (Post 5632014)
Heads-up: The C.T. auction list will be available tonight. There's about 25 bikes, half a dozen framesets and wheelsets, umpteen bajillion parts, tools and accessories. More will be on the way (we're not to only ones providing stuff for the auction).

Can we use any form of payment or would you really prefer cash?

shapelike 11-14-07 01:09 PM

Cash is always nice but we'll be taking cash/debit/Visa/Mastercard. The only things that aren't an option are cheques and AmEx.

tuz 11-14-07 01:36 PM

Sounds nice. CT site seems down... there will be a link for the list?

cavernmech 11-14-07 01:36 PM


Originally Posted by shapelike (Post 5632334)
Cash is always nice but we'll be taking cash/debit/Visa/Mastercard. The only things that aren't an option are cheques and AmEx.

What no third party, double-endorsed , post-dated, out of province cheques? You guys are hard asses.

shapelike 11-14-07 01:42 PM


Originally Posted by tuz (Post 5632524)
Sounds nice. CT site seems down... there will be a link for the list?

CT site is in smoldering ruins until I start working on it again this winter. I'll post a link here on the forums. Anyone who has pm'd or emailed me about the auction should get a direct notice too.

shapelike 11-14-07 01:47 PM


Originally Posted by cavernmech (Post 5632528)
What no third party, double-endorsed , post-dated, out of province cheques? You guys are hard asses.

That's a paddlin'.

MattRennick 11-14-07 01:52 PM


Originally Posted by shapelike (Post 5632609)
That's a paddlin'.



Hahahaha

TRaffic Jammer 11-14-07 02:04 PM

2girlsandapaddle.com

Danhalen 11-14-07 02:37 PM


Originally Posted by shapelike (Post 5632334)
Cash is always nice but we'll be taking cash/debit/Visa/Mastercard. The only things that aren't an option are cheques and AmEx.

Do you accept bits of string?

shapelike 11-14-07 02:51 PM


Originally Posted by Danhalen (Post 5632976)
Do you accept bits of string?

Depends what the other end is tied to.

nerdsgirth 11-14-07 02:53 PM


Originally Posted by Danhalen (Post 5632976)
Do you accept bits of string?

I've got a hen that lays golden eggs....

Rob thanks for the bag balm! I'll take it off your hospital tab ;) We talk.

I'm not going to sprints tonight. got a sore throat and have to get to bed early :(

shapelike 11-14-07 02:55 PM

Is there anyone I can bribe to hand out flyers at sprints tonight? I'm Mr. Homebody once I get in from work. Anybody? No? Okay, thought so.

Danhalen 11-14-07 02:56 PM


Originally Posted by shapelike (Post 5633082)
Depends what the other end is tied to.

Use your imagination. ;)

cavernmech 11-14-07 03:10 PM


Originally Posted by shapelike (Post 5633118)
Is there anyone I can bribe to hand out flyers at sprints tonight? I'm Mr. Homebody once I get in from work. Anybody? No? Okay, thought so.

I will be at the shop till 7 or so...if you want to drop em off here I will hand some out for ya.

nerdsgirth 11-14-07 03:18 PM

Did I ever mention that the first time I met Keith, he gave me a pair of plastic clips? What a nice young man. And that was even before I knew that bikes and the internet could go together.

cavernmech 11-14-07 03:23 PM


Originally Posted by nerdsgirth (Post 5633281)
Did I ever mention that the first time I met Keith, he gave me a pair of plastic clips? What a nice young man. And that was even before I knew that bikes and the internet could go together.

Aw shucks.....I'm welling up. Good people get same in return. Dog help you if you get on my bad side tho. ;)


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