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If they don’t keep them, then
If they don’t keep them, then an option given the age is to find the parts and then use a shop or mechanic who is happy to fit for labour.
Or try another shop!

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wothesaid
wothesaid

Can we have prices in GBP.

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I’ve just ordered an
I’ve just ordered an anemometer before I submit.

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I love the way there is a

I love the way there is a shopping basket, but the front muguard is too short, thereby allowing the goods to get soaked.

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I was going to suggest a
I was going to suggest a gauge to calibrate rather than 275 quid.

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alexb wrote:

I like the Endura MTB overshoes.

I commute in mountain bike shoes and every other type of overshoe I used just wore out at the toe.

The Endura has an extra rubber toe section that works really well.

If I could improve it, I’d go for a model that has a moulded sole at the rear, but it turns out that Endura have thought of this!

The Endura MT500 Plus looks like th eperfect overshoe.

Tredz have them in for £25 at the moment:

https://www.tredz.co.uk/.Endura-MT500-Plus-Overshoes_113311.htm?sku=423532&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=google_shopping&gclid=CjwKCAiA8qLvBRAbEiwAE_ZzPbM-wbTTfEm69l_o3qj30SoGlToRkIGQa8SYQp_-oFFvKPTFuJBIuRoC2tAQAvD_BwE#

Thye are fine, as long as you don’t have big feet, then it’s hard to get them on. I’m not sure,  given there is a cut out for clipless and they are mtb, what shoes they used to produce the shape.

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terrycojones wrote:

terrycojones wrote:

I took everything apart. Looks like this can be fixed relatively cheaply, via one of these https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Shimano-Ultegra-6800-170-mm-crank-arm-chainset-NEW/264543368875

Thanks, now I’m getting emails to buy this !!

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I think my wife had problems
I think my wife had problems with circular runs on that app. Not sure she resolved it other than by getting a Garmin watch

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Also you don’t have to enter
Also you don’t have to enter a specific address, you can select a point on the map (drop a pin) and get directions from ‘my location’ or another pin if you want.

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Google maos.
Google maos.

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You haven’t said what type of
You haven’t said what type of transport you refer to.
I assume a cycle, in which case are you talking on road or off road?

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kil0ran wrote:

kil0ran wrote:

I’d definitely pay for an ad-free version of the site. Would save me money in the long run because I wouldn’t think “oooh, bargain” and end up buying stuff I don’t need 🙂

I think if you did it so you kept the affiliate links in reviews/best-ofs but got rid of the sidebars it would work. If I’ve read a positive review I’m going to want to check current pricing.

I’d pay too. I did send an email at the beginning of the week enquirying whether there is a way to make a voluntary payment.

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TheLonelyOne wrote:

TheLonelyOne wrote:

Yep. Chrome on iPad, the whole page getting replaced with a spam vodaphone ad.

 

I read exactly the same complaint on another forum.
Perhaps the fault is with the third party ad provider.

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Yellow Peril wrote:

Yellow Peril wrote:

If someone sits on my wheel, so what? We’re all brothers and sisters on the road. I’ve also been mightily grateful for someone else’s wheel at times.

Depends on the road, traffic, volumes, pedestrians and other hazards.
No way do I want someone on my wheel on the way to work. I may have to brake suddenly, then what will the rider behind do?
Had a go at someone before for doing this with out even asking. They still did it later in the month and never attempted to take a turn.

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Non UK company, presumably
Non UK company, presumably USA.
The check out takes you to PayPal, so a degree of protection.

A lot of bollocks about day time accidents in the site.

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