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Toronto Repair Question: Replacing Star Nut in Steerer Tube -- Any suggestions on which LBS would handle this? The upper portion on the star nut in the steerer tube of my Bianchi, has...separated itself from the lower portion, and done some fair damage to the inner wall of the tube on its way out. Thoughts?
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Originally Posted by paddrock
(Post 6266673)
Toronto Repair Question: Replacing Star Nut in Steerer Tube -- Any suggestions on which LBS would handle this? The upper portion on the star nut in the steerer tube of my Bianchi, has...separated itself from the lower portion, and done some fair damage to the inner wall of the tube on its way out. Thoughts?
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Originally Posted by clipin
(Post 6266130)
Did you ever follow up with Cindy Lewis about the fixed gang trying out the computrainers? I mentioned it to her and Alan, received a pleasant smile and a "sure why not". I'll bring it up again if anyone is still interested.
I'm now part of the club as Cindy has asked me to put together a spinning program that will probably start next week. |
Originally Posted by paddrock
(Post 6266673)
Toronto Repair Question: Replacing Star Nut in Steerer Tube -- Any suggestions on which LBS would handle this? The upper portion on the star nut in the steerer tube of my Bianchi, has...separated itself from the lower portion, and done some fair damage to the inner wall of the tube on its way out. Thoughts?
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Originally Posted by cavernmech
(Post 6266751)
Star nuts aren't really meant to be removed. if there is enuf room for a new one just leave the old one in there and install a new one.
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Originally Posted by clipin
(Post 6266220)
come to Absolute Endurance, (http://www.absoluteendurance.com) on Saturday between 8-10AM
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Originally Posted by clipin
(Post 6266130)
Did you ever follow up with Cindy Lewis about the fixed gang trying out the computrainers? I mentioned it to her and Alan, received a pleasant smile and a "sure why not". I'll bring it up again if anyone is still interested.
I'm now part of the club as Cindy has asked me to put together a spinning program that will probably start next week. |
TJ, Fetish cycles: all cross (Position) frames $149, reg $499. Right side of page under specials.
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what's faster in Cross? Black or Red? Man that's a sweet deal.
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terrible road conditions right now, all the roads are pure black ice
i had 4 or 5 close calls then finally ate **** hard on bayview, walked the rest of the way and had 4 or 5 close calls just walking tore my favorite jacket in the process i'm sure it'll clear up pretty quick as the tempeture warms up |
Originally Posted by exhibitx
(Post 6268907)
terrible road conditions right now, all the roads are pure black ice
i had 4 or 5 close calls then finally ate **** hard on bayview, walked the rest of the way and had 4 or 5 close calls just walking tore my favorite jacket in the process i'm sure it'll clear up pretty quick as the tempeture warms up
Originally Posted by TRaffic Jammer
(Post 6268866)
what's faster in Cross? Black or Red? Man that's a sweet deal.
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Originally Posted by pyze-guy
(Post 6267377)
TJ, Fetish cycles: all cross (Position) frames $149, reg $499. Right side of page under specials.
Similarly, never having bought just a frame, what else would I need to buy? |
I'm calling him....
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Originally Posted by exhibitx
(Post 6268907)
terrible road conditions right now, all the roads are pure black ice
i had 4 or 5 close calls then finally ate **** hard on bayview, walked the rest of the way and had 4 or 5 close calls just walking tore my favorite jacket in the process i'm sure it'll clear up pretty quick as the tempeture warms up |
Queen/King was awesome
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Originally Posted by paddrock
(Post 6266783)
Simple. I love it. The top portion brought the threaded post out with it, so just the bottom washer portion remains. Cheers.
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Roads were fine when I was out at 8:30am. Damp, but not slippery.
Ship date: 2/27/2008 Pieces: 1 Total weight: 30 lbs Ship type: Package Service: Ground Description: BIKE 3/3/2008 7:53 am With delivery courier. |
...and what's that for Wes? The geometry is insane on the Fetish...seemingly beyond the norm for race ready frames. I'm all be for being upfront on a bike but....eek?
http://img174.imageshack.us/img174/6540/picture2el7.png |
Originally Posted by TRaffic Jammer
(Post 6269488)
...and what's that for Wes? The geometry is insane on the Fetish...seemingly beyond the norm for race ready frames. I'm all be for being upfront on a bike but....eek?
http://img174.imageshack.us/img174/6540/picture2el7.png |
i don't mind the 73 degree angles in my size but 75 for smaller sizes? it'd be like riding half a chair with wheels.
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**** - i just heard on cbc radio that jeff healey died. i didn't even know he was sick...
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Yeah, retinoblastoma which is what blinded him in the first place. Very sad.
http://www.thestar.com/News/Obituary/article/308806 |
wes - anther frame? what are you buying?
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What a Canadian legend! I have had 'angel eyes' in my head since last night.
TJ where did you get your AXIO laptop case? Had them here: http://www.academicsuperstore.com/ma...gory_id=264528 for cheap, but can't seem to find them now. I need some serious protection for it. I have been rolling the dice with the neoprene. |
OK Fetish is off the list... too insane a set of angles... face plant city , twitchy.
Back to reality...*sigh* 200 bones sure would have been sweet. I got mine up at CPUsed. RIP J.H. You had rockin' shows. |
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