Bike in a bag.

[John the old'un]

If you are taking your bike anywhere in a box or a bag I can thoroughly recommend this bit of kit.
Top quality, cheap, and same day despatch.
http://www.timetriallingforum.co.uk/ind ... opic=17466

[Amy]

I just use a pair of old skewers - not so sophisticated and probably not as good - just even cheaper

[John the old'un]

[quote="Amy"]I just use a pair of old skewers - not so sophisticated and probably not as good - just even cheaper

[Wal]

Shouldn't you be able to get the plastic spacers that come with most new framesets for free from most bike shops?

Not as trick as these gizmos - that chain pulley is nifty - but should still do the trick.

[Elliot M]

seems a lot of money. as Wal says, bike shops give away dropout spacers. although they tend to fall out, so i duct-tape them on.

i have also used skewers - firmly taped to an adjacent bit of broomstick handle cut to the right length. would even better (and lighter than a pair of hubs) if you drilled the broomstick so the skewer goes through the centre.

[Snoop Doug]

Bike in a bag's all very well but I prefer chicken in a basket meself

[mrP(Boonen)VT]

Old pair of hubs works for me, but mmmmmmmmmmmmm those spacers look like they're carbon

[John the old'un]

[quote="mrP(Boonen)VT"]Old pair of hubs works for me, but mmmmmmmmmmmmm those spacers look like they're carbon

[mrP(Boonen)VT]

Couldn't agree more.....


Campag for me .

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