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Hubjub - excellent service

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  1. Ordered a lockring tool off this firm late Saturday, it arrived this morning.
    Most impressive service.

    Pity I'm still waiting for the other bits I need to repair my sick fixie.
    Sick because I managed to pull the lockring off the cheesy Sovos hub last
    Friday, stripping most of the threads off and unscrewing the sprocket in the
    process. A couple of coke-can shims have allowed me to tighten the lockring
    down to make it ridable but it's rather...dodgy nevertheless. I might have
    to flip the wheel round and see if the slight dish in the wheel will permit
    use of the threads on the other side.

    Hopefully my new wheel built around a Goldtec[1] will arrive soon, solving
    the problem, as commuting on a geared bike now feels odd. All that fiddling
    with little levers...bah.

    Then I can have fun thinking what to rebuild the old wheel with. Certainly
    not another Sovos...

    Regards,

    -freewheeling david

    [1] They seem to be throwing the cost of spokes+build into the cost of a hub
    and rim. Which is nice. Alas, there didn't seem to be an option on their
    website for "send me the bits and I'll do the building" :/

  2. David Nutter said:

    sick fixie

    Don't forget to budget for a teapot.

    ~PB

  3. Pete Biggs said:
    David Nutter said:

    sick fixie

    Don't forget to budget for a teapot.

    Luckily Lincoln is a scum town, and thus well endowed with Pound Shops and
    the like. Plenty of cheap teapots are available, though I might have to settle for a
    pressed steel one or a hideous floral design of some kind.

    Needs must... 🙂

    Regards,

    -david

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