Campag cassette tool
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mat205125

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17,790 posts

236 months

Saturday 21st June 2008
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Will my shimano one fit, or do I need a campag specific one.

pawsmcgraw

957 posts

281 months

Saturday 21st June 2008
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mat205125 said:
Will my shimano one fit, or do I need a campag specific one.
campy only i'm afraid.The other way round you can do it if its not on real tight....if i remember right scratchchin

Tim.s

753 posts

225 months

Saturday 21st June 2008
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What you broken now? :0

mat205125

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17,790 posts

236 months

Saturday 21st June 2008
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Tim.s said:
What you broken now? :0
Nothing, but was bored and thinking about taking the road bike apart for a good clean smile

It's currently the dirtiest of the stable, and plastered in road grime

Tim.s

753 posts

225 months

Saturday 21st June 2008
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Sticking to the "a road bike should be at least 10% cleaner than when you bought it" rule then!!

Good work, the Spesh still has red clay all over it and i havn't been up Still woods since March!!!

mat205125

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17,790 posts

236 months

Saturday 21st June 2008
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Maybe time to take inspiration from the Detailing World website, and get the road bike really clean.

Still need to get around to sticking the spesh in the shop to have the bushes replaced. Still works fine, just creaks loads.

Tim.s

753 posts

225 months

Saturday 21st June 2008
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Thought you had that done?

Just got the shock bushes done on that nasty Kona thing of mine cost £40!!!

mat205125

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17,790 posts

236 months

Saturday 21st June 2008
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Everything but the bushes are done ... or will be once I've fitted the pads anyway.

wildoliver

9,215 posts

239 months

Saturday 21st June 2008
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I've got one if you want to borrow it.

mat205125

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17,790 posts

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Saturday 21st June 2008
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wildoliver said:
I've got one if you want to borrow it.
Offer's much appreciated, but we're a long way apart. Might as well expand my tool collection thumbup

wildoliver

9,215 posts

239 months

Saturday 21st June 2008
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No worries mate, they aren't expensive.