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I knew it came from a bike, and I knew it was not from mine!Yes it looks like a plate from the days before clipless, I remember having something similar on a set of pedals many years ago.
Thanks for that!
I knew it came from a bike, and I knew it was not from mine!Yes it looks like a plate from the days before clipless, I remember having something similar on a set of pedals many years ago.
Hi Summerdays!Bad luck - still it could have been further away from work?
[whisper mode] I've gone quite a while since my last visit from the fairy, and I hope to keep it that way, but you know it's kind of inevitable [/whisper mode]
I would have probably stopped - luckily every time I do they always say they have just about finished, as I always wonder if I would be much help. Just occasionally I've been able to lend a pump or a wipe to clean their hands afterwards.
.... Goes and googles " gubbins" ...No its a gubbins.
.... Goes and googles " gubbins" ...
Yeah, well done Pat, next time it might only take you 59 minutesI did, didn't I? I fixed it. All by myself![]()
No: next time I'll post the wheel to youYeah, well done Pat, next time it might only take you 59 minutes![]()
Yes it looks like a plate from the days before clipless, I remember having something similar on a set of pedals many years ago.
Well, now I've got a spare, should you ever need it^Definitely this
I have a set of old pedals with one of these on..
What caused the puncture? This sharp don't know what it is rolled from under the mudguard:
Because she's anot sure I understand why it took you an hour to change a tube?
Hi Summerdays!
I was not grumpy (that was last night, I'm over it now) because nobody helped on the road, it was far too dark anyway, and, as you pointed out, near work, walked the mile, was still on time.
No, I was really cheesed off because in work, when they all saw me struggling, none came to offer help.
The place is full of workmen: ok, not all know about bikes, but I could have used a set of strong arms for the inflating after I fitted the tyre.
A woman colleague today said it's because I'm not a 20 year old dollybird. Maybe this is true, maybe not ... never been the dollybird kind even at 20, and I'm well past it now
Nae worries: another cycling experience under my belt!
not sure I understand why it took you an hour to change a tube?
am I missing something - no tools, no spares?
(I dont want to say no idea)
He, he: not quite, had all the essentials with me, tools, spares, even ideas aplenty (done it before).
It took me an hour because the Marathon was new, unwelding to my superwoman's strenght![]()