DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

KS wrote: ↑Sat Jul 23, 2022 6:11 pm Shades of Anquetil and Poulidor's battles. Wonderful stuff!

Indeed!
Biggest difference in 60 odd years of following the TdF is the TV coverge, which was scant at best in the '60's.
Nearest i got back then was finding Miroir du Tour magazines in a seedy store in the back of Leed Kirkgate market.

Nobody watching the Tour de France? In my eyes it's been the best tour for many years. Jumbo Visma taking apart Pog during the last 60k of the stage a couple of days ago.... Tom Pidcock on Alpe d'Huez...what can one say? 22 years old and mature beyong his years. A future Tour winner? Resurgance of F...

210bhp wrote:Who are these people, Mick Cliff and Bertroex??

Neither on the forum for years and now advertising for parts. Beware, this could be a scam……….

Someone has to keep an eye on you reprobates!

Bertroex wrote:.... like the tool roll and document holder etc....

And the Bentley manual?
A previous life!

Good hunting for the right part...

3.2 any good? In primer, good rubber, plus pair of new inner louvres

matteo68 wrote:...I don’t know how we will get the T-handles with the S on them etc?

3-D printer?

Bruce M wrote:I’m guessing you have careful set the gap between the sensor & the toothed pulley? 1mm or so?

I had that problem with my Clewett set-up when the gap inexplicably closed part way through a visit to see the Sage of the Lakes.

I'm surprised no-one has mentioned Turbo Thomas in Redditch who makes mufflers to your requirements, even noise requirements

My biggest fear?

When I die, my wife will sell all of my car parts for what I told her I paid for them!

Neoprene tubing? http://www.hilltop-products.co.uk/media ... oprene.pdf
20mm i.d. and 2mm wall thickness

Interesting 'take' on the TdF crashes..... Discuss! (Taken from Sticky Bottle web site) Cycling’s shift towards data and apps like Strava is contributing to the crashes we have seen on the Tour de France’s opening stages, WorldTour rider Mitch Docker believes. The Australian, who rides with EF Educa...

3 days of mayhem then BANG! Cav is back...
Chapeau for perseverance and belief

Watching the Giro today I was truly impressed with Remco Evenepoel. Unflustered all day and made it look effortless.
9 months without racing whilst recovering from his crash and this is his first race back.
Mature beyond his years, I'm now expecting great things from him in this race

Giro 2021 - Don't you just love it when an opportunist takes a flyer and hangs on by the skin of his teeth to defy all the 'specialists'? Van der Hoorn, stage 3, chapeau!

Cav back in the game in Turkey....