The Retirement Thread
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Carpet cleaners did a good job, carpet looks a lot fresher. I also got a ride in this afternoon, a little 45 miler out to Middleton Hall and back, it was a bit breezy and cool but it stayed dry. A good ride made more entertaining by crossing the city in the rush hour on the way back, for a while it felt just like I was commuting again.
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
I did sod all today to be honest. An i must admit that i fell asleep after having my dinner. 
PaulSB
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- Chorley, Lancashire
Well I'm very sad. 
Scratched my best bike yesterday. I've spent a lot of time in the kitchen with my bike and my wife's clear nail varnish.........it's getting better but I'll always know.
Scratched my best bike yesterday. I've spent a lot of time in the kitchen with my bike and my wife's clear nail varnish.........it's getting better but I'll always know.
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
Well I'm very sad.
Scratched my best bike yesterday. I've spent a lot of time in the kitchen with my bike and my wife's clear nail varnish.........it's getting better but I'll always know.
Do you have some kind of fettish? A bike? Nail varnish? What next for heavens sake. Where is Drago when you want him....
Exactly - where has he gone and why?Where is Drago when you want him....
PaulSB
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- Location
- Chorley, Lancashire
All that fertiliser hoovered up
That is just what I thought.
GM
Legendary Member
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- North of the river
Spent the day up in Suffolk for a funeral, come back to find our co-leader has gone AWOL. Double whammy!
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Well I'm very sad.
Scratched my best bike yesterday. I've spent a lot of time in the kitchen with my bike and my wife's clear nail varnish.........it's getting better but I'll always know.
Try a little T Cut
PaulSB
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- Location
- Chorley, Lancashire
Obviously I know how to use T cut on a car but would I do here Dave? The same?
Fortunately the scratches haven't gone deeply down to the base coat, there is just a little white showing through. The scratches are visible and can be felt when I run my finger over. As the bike is grey with a very shiny surface if I can fill and smooth them I think the problem will be solved.
Cervelo are sending the paint codes in case I need them.
PaulSB
Squire
- Location
- Chorley, Lancashire
Good Morning 
sun and showers.
Friday Fry Up run out today then have to come home via a friend's house to collect my car. Good night last night
- over the limit, not inebriated I hasn't to add.
sun and showers.Friday Fry Up run out today then have to come home via a friend's house to collect my car. Good night last night
- over the limit, not inebriated I hasn't to add.
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
Morning chaps. Hissing down here and quite windy (not me) i might add.
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I would say the same, just be careful how you do it, from your description they sound like they're a bit deep for T cut, the other thing that might help is WD40.
