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As above really, online or offline in the Devizes area please.
I'm after an 8 speed hyperglide compatible cassette, new chainrings and a chain.
Been out for a few rides and my extra power (beefcake ) since i last rode me bike is causing the gears to slip on some of the slightly worn rear rings (ooer)
I'm after an 8 speed hyperglide compatible cassette, new chainrings and a chain.
Been out for a few rides and my extra power (beefcake ) since i last rode me bike is causing the gears to slip on some of the slightly worn rear rings (ooer)
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Wiggle worked out best. Plus, 10% off if you spend over £100 and free delivery.
That £100 was shockingly easy to spend though, £23 for an outer chainring! I thought prices would have dropped in the years since i was last in a bike shop.
[old man mode]
Mumble, grumble, when i were a lad, coal for tea, etc, etc,
[/old man mode].
That £100 was shockingly easy to spend though, £23 for an outer chainring! I thought prices would have dropped in the years since i was last in a bike shop.
[old man mode]
Mumble, grumble, when i were a lad, coal for tea, etc, etc,
[/old man mode].
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Hi Mate
The bike shop on Sidmouth St is OK or if you can get to Andover, Behind The Bike Shed is another good outfit.
Might see you if you're out and about this weekend.
Cheers
Kav
The bike shop on Sidmouth St is OK or if you can get to Andover, Behind The Bike Shed is another good outfit.
Might see you if you're out and about this weekend.
Cheers
Kav
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