berty bassett
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40 quid
does it come with a free garmin ! 
I was trying to think of a way of making one from sellotape and cocktail sticks
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does it come with a free garmin ! I was trying to think of a way of making one from sellotape and cocktail sticks
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<Tommy>
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Well found sir ! I have been looking all over the place. - even eBay ?!?
You know me - I am tight and it’s gonna be swapped about a bit !
No worries mate. The only thing I’d say is that one looks like it’s garmin only. I don’t see that you can spin it around. I’m looking for one myself for a deda stem that’s wahoo compatible but I’m struggling.
How about something like this
https://www.shapeways.com/product/VSC2TG7CH/garmin-edge-to-wahoo-elemnt-adaptor-mount
Edit, sorry wrong way around.
This one?
https://www.shapeways.com/product/D...daptor-mount?optionId=63219818&li=marketplace
https://www.shapeways.com/product/VSC2TG7CH/garmin-edge-to-wahoo-elemnt-adaptor-mount
Edit, sorry wrong way around.
This one?
https://www.shapeways.com/product/D...daptor-mount?optionId=63219818&li=marketplace
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<Tommy>
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Nice find. Ecspecially as the added height could be useful to raise the computer slightly higher in relation to the stem.
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<Tommy>
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For those interested ... this is my new SS bike. Lovely, cheap, simple little machine
Nice Whorty! Loving the silver stem and spacers underneath it combo. Very cool. Maybe loose the mudguards and gain a couple of peddles?
How’s the saddle?
Got some cheap flat pedals on at the moment but putting SPDs on Saturday. Saddle was fine for the 40 mins I was out last weekend, but the tester will be 3-4 hours when I can find the time. Be very tempted to get a Charge Spoon saddle, very comfy, if this saddle is not good for long ridesNice Whorty! Loving the silver stem and spacers underneath it combo. Very cool. Maybe loose the mudguards and gain a couple of peddles?
How’s the saddle?
Yes, will be losing the mudguards - strangely they are standard on these bikes but I'm not keen on them.
JuhaL
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Nice bike. Is that fix or with freewheel ?.For those interested ... this is my new SS bike. Lovely, cheap, simple little machine
Freewheel. Flipflop hub, but haven't fitted a fixed cog. 42/16 gearing, so a nice cruising gear
JuhaL
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- Eura, Finland
Flipflop hub. That is very old school road bike, good to cherish traditions with or without fixed cog
. I guess you have a toe strap pedals too?
. I guess you have a toe strap pedals too?I cut the toestraps off (they got in the way) - either way, fitting SPD pedals Saturday (flat one side, clips the other)Flipflop hub. That is very old school road bike, good to cherish traditions with or without fixed cog
berty bassett
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i lent my mate the old bkool classic a few months ago when he became ill
he is no longer able to use it so he has given it back
its not in pristine condition but it works ( well it did when he had it - but i havent tried it )
i dont want anything for it but does anyone want it ? i will ask on the other pages we all frequent , if it can be harvested for parts by anyone then it will be better than just collecting dust n rust in the shed
he is no longer able to use it so he has given it back
its not in pristine condition but it works ( well it did when he had it - but i havent tried it )
i dont want anything for it but does anyone want it ? i will ask on the other pages we all frequent , if it can be harvested for parts by anyone then it will be better than just collecting dust n rust in the shed
Randyberlin
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- Sitka, Alaska
Can you deliver it to Sitka?
put it in your saddle bag when you come over
. Not so daft if it's stripped down of the important buts
