Ariel Riding and Fixing 2023
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Re: Ariel Riding and Fixing 2023
Bugger, I'll have another go
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Re: Ariel Riding and Fixing 2023
Steven,
just wire lock two bolts at once.
Much easier. That's the way i do it.
Ralf
just wire lock two bolts at once.
Much easier. That's the way i do it.
Ralf
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Re: Ariel Riding and Fixing 2023
Ahh, didn't think of that. Cheersralfpenkert wrote: ↑Tue Mar 14, 2023 5:16 pm Steven,
just wire lock two bolts at once.
Much easier. That's the way i do it.
Ralf
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Tonight's Hampshire branch AGM so as we usually do we've a few munchies. Easiest way to get it to Kingsworthy is with the trailer.
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I had an electrical problem coming home from Club Night, nothing unusual there I hear you say. Things started getting a bit, well, dim.
A Melectrical problem is a more accurate term (a mechanical problem that leads to no electricity). This time my wiring wasn't to blame. The dynomo strap had come loose along with an AWOL long screw. This mashed up my fibre drive gear. Alan to the rescue and lent me one from his spare mag.
A Melectrical problem is a more accurate term (a mechanical problem that leads to no electricity). This time my wiring wasn't to blame. The dynomo strap had come loose along with an AWOL long screw. This mashed up my fibre drive gear. Alan to the rescue and lent me one from his spare mag.
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Tony Cooper will have spares.
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Re: Ariel Riding and Fixing 2023
Still got teeth on it. Just turn it round
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I don’t wish to be critical Steve, but there appears to be a pattern emerging of you running out of electricity!
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Re: Ariel Riding and Fixing 2023
You've had it's best. You're supposed to put a bit of grease on that occasionally, Only on the teeth. Remove the generator and put the bike on a stand in top gear and move the rear wheel slowly.. Nev
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Re: Ariel Riding and Fixing 2023
is'nt anybody making these gears in a more 'nowadays' material ?
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