jefmcg
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Which is the paragraph I linked to. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tullio_Campagnolo#Origin_of_quick_releaseI'd guess it's this bit specifically:
Which is the paragraph I linked to. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tullio_Campagnolo#Origin_of_quick_releaseI'd guess it's this bit specifically:
Ah, sorry, the link didn't seem to take me specifically to that part of the entry.Which is the paragraph I linked to. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tullio_Campagnolo#Origin_of_quick_release
Exactly soI had never heard of him (though I know his surname, of course), so when you first posted the solution, I looked up wikipedia.
Is this what you are looking for?
I have an integrated toolExactly so
Although I suppose it could be argued that a QR is a component rather than a tool, but it's a component with its own integrated tool.
Is that a cryptic clue?I have an integrated tool![]()
At bloody last! One I can get without any helpEasy peasy one:
Mixed up Prime Minister is for inflation. (4)
Pat, pat, pat. Well done! Hoorah!At bloody last! One I can get without any help
Pat me on the head, please - pump.
There's this one, which may or may not strictly follow the rules:
What's that you're holding? Position, course? If about to popthe question, it could... give some support! (7)
Then it's either a very good clue or a very bad one. I suspect the latter, there were probably better ways I could have worded it. Time for some hints:I can't get anywhere with this one.
Do you know, I really don't know if the clue follows 'rules'. I don't think I would have got it... I even struggled with the extra clues!bearing
Phew! Needed the hints....
I think maybe I was trying to be a bit too clever. I desperately wanted to crowbar the engagement ring bit in with the other definitionsDo you know, I really don't know if the clue follows 'rules'. I don't think I would have got it... I even struggled with the extra clues!
The devious thing about the ring reference is that it tricks you - well, me actually - into thinking of stuff like chainrings, when it was only the last part of another noun. That bit was wicked.I think maybe I was trying to be a bit too clever. I desperately wanted to crowbar the engagement ring bit in with the other definitions![]()
Ha, I hadn't even thought of it that way.The devious thing about the ring reference is that it tricks you - well, me actually - into thinking of stuff like chainrings, when it was only the last part of another noun. That bit was wicked.![]()