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#9151
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Your cog is slipping.



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From: Beverly MA
Bikes: EAI Bareknuckle
That won't be a problem. The 115mm isn't listed on the site so just shoot me an e-mail when you're ready to get it.
#9152
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Joined: Oct 2014
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From: CLE-OH
Bikes: '84 Basso Pista, Masi Heinz '57 SS beater. Couple Stingrays...
Thanks homie.
#9153
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Joined: Apr 2011
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Hi Scrod, I was wondering if you had any Italian thread lockrings available? I've got a pair of Hozan Pliers in the basket, I was hoping I could get both at once since I'm in Aus and can't find the Hozan pliers anywhere locally.
Thanks,
M
Thanks,
M
#9154
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Your cog is slipping.



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From: Beverly MA
Bikes: EAI Bareknuckle
We've got some Miche lockrings on hand but for some reason they never made it up on the site.
Go ahead and attach a note along with your payment or send us an e-mail in response to the confirmation e-mail you receive after placing your order, I'll have Angie invoice you for the lockring prior to shipping.
Go ahead and attach a note along with your payment or send us an e-mail in response to the confirmation e-mail you receive after placing your order, I'll have Angie invoice you for the lockring prior to shipping.
#9155
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Joined: Apr 2011
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Cool, order placed, email sent, thanks Scrod!
#9156
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Joined: Nov 2012
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From: In a van down by the river
Bikes: Bridgestone
if nagrom gets mad is it called getting "naggro"
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#9157
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Your cog is slipping.



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From: Beverly MA
Bikes: EAI Bareknuckle
I would presume. I've made him get naggro on several occasions.
#9158
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Joined: Mar 2011
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From: San Jose, CA
Bikes: Cannondale CAAD12, Specialized Rockhopper, Norco Fluid FS1
Hey Scrod,
so you know the chainring bolts that use allen wrenches on both sides to tighten? What is the proper name for that? My google search terms weren't enough to get a good answer.
so you know the chainring bolts that use allen wrenches on both sides to tighten? What is the proper name for that? My google search terms weren't enough to get a good answer.
#9159
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Your cog is slipping.



Joined: May 2009
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From: Beverly MA
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I don't think they have a special name.
#9162
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Your cog is slipping.



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From: Beverly MA
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I don't even like looking at it when I change my bandages daily. Posting a pic wouldn't be in the collective best interest of this forum.
edit: I know someone will be along soon to ask what happened so I'll explain:
I mauled my left hand pretty badly while working on my moped a couple of weeks ago, resulting in a missing portion of my thumb and fore finger. The side of my finger got ripped up pretty badly and the nail was ripped off but there's no bone or tendon damage. My thumb, however, is about a half-inch shorter than it used to be. It sucks but it could've been much worse.
edit: I know someone will be along soon to ask what happened so I'll explain:
I mauled my left hand pretty badly while working on my moped a couple of weeks ago, resulting in a missing portion of my thumb and fore finger. The side of my finger got ripped up pretty badly and the nail was ripped off but there's no bone or tendon damage. My thumb, however, is about a half-inch shorter than it used to be. It sucks but it could've been much worse.
Last edited by Scrodzilla; 11-11-14 at 12:04 PM.
#9163
lol i love gore.
i almost lost the first two digits of my left index and middle finger from an infamous "machete incident" when i was around 10, 3 years later a friend stabbed me in the forearm with a samurai sword while we were high. dont do drugs kids.
got cool scars now tho, and my left hand fingerprints are pretty much useless
its all good, both my grandfathers were butchers and were missing chunks off more than one finger, its badass!
any nerve damage? the index finger mentioned above has a spliced nerve ending so if i press or grab something in the wrong way my whole hand feels like its being electrocuted
i almost lost the first two digits of my left index and middle finger from an infamous "machete incident" when i was around 10, 3 years later a friend stabbed me in the forearm with a samurai sword while we were high. dont do drugs kids.
got cool scars now tho, and my left hand fingerprints are pretty much useless
its all good, both my grandfathers were butchers and were missing chunks off more than one finger, its badass!
any nerve damage? the index finger mentioned above has a spliced nerve ending so if i press or grab something in the wrong way my whole hand feels like its being electrocuted
#9164
I don't even like looking at it when I change my bandages daily. Posting a pic wouldn't be in the collective best interest of this forum.
edit: I know someone will be along soon to ask what happened so I'll explain:
I mauled my left hand pretty badly while working on my moped a couple of weeks ago, resulting in a missing portion of my thumb and fore finger. The side of my finger got ripped up pretty badly and the nail was ripped off but there's no bone or tendon damage. My thumb, however, is about a half-inch shorter than it used to be. It sucks but it could've been much worse.
edit: I know someone will be along soon to ask what happened so I'll explain:
I mauled my left hand pretty badly while working on my moped a couple of weeks ago, resulting in a missing portion of my thumb and fore finger. The side of my finger got ripped up pretty badly and the nail was ripped off but there's no bone or tendon damage. My thumb, however, is about a half-inch shorter than it used to be. It sucks but it could've been much worse.
#9165
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Your cog is slipping.



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From: Beverly MA
Bikes: EAI Bareknuckle
#9166
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From: CLE-OH
Bikes: '84 Basso Pista, Masi Heinz '57 SS beater. Couple Stingrays...
Hey Scrod, can you email me an invoice for that BB we were talking about, including shipping to 44017? My email is tdol73@yahoo. I'm gonna be heading up to Chicago tomorrow night, so i'll probably PayPal RG the $ Friday morning from my phone.
#9167
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Your cog is slipping.



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From: Beverly MA
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Please e-mail the shop through the contact page on our site. We'll also need to know your complete shipping address.
#9168
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From: CLE-OH
Bikes: '84 Basso Pista, Masi Heinz '57 SS beater. Couple Stingrays...
Cool.
#9169
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Your cog is slipping.



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From: Beverly MA
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#9171
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Joined: Jun 2014
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From: California
Hey Scrod, I recently purchased a used sworks langster frame. I was having a hard time getting my rear wheel into the dropouts so I measured it. The dropouts were spaced at ~113mm, and the only way I can get the wheel on is to kind of stretch the frame and shove it in. Is this normal/ and or safe to use my wheel like this? Thanks
#9172
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Joined: Dec 2011
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From: las vegas
Bikes: purty blue undefeated II 57cm
Your thoughts on drilling bullhorns for internally routed tt/reverse brake levers?
Would just be one side.
Would just be one side.
#9173
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Your cog is slipping.



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From: Beverly MA
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Hey Scrod, I recently purchased a used sworks langster frame. I was having a hard time getting my rear wheel into the dropouts so I measured it. The dropouts were spaced at ~113mm, and the only way I can get the wheel on is to kind of stretch the frame and shove it in. Is this normal/ and or safe to use my wheel like this? Thanks
If it were a steel frame I would say cold set it and forget it. However, heat-treated aluminum weakens when it is bent. 7mm isn't a huge amount for flex so aside from installing and removing your rear wheel being a pain in the ass, I wouldn't worry about it too much but definitely keep an eye on the welds near the BB shell for signs of cracking.
#9174
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Your cog is slipping.



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From: Beverly MA
Bikes: EAI Bareknuckle
#9175
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Joined: Dec 2011
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From: las vegas
Bikes: purty blue undefeated II 57cm
Ok no exploding got it.



