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Mar 28, '07 3:43 AM
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Tuesday night Plumz destruction

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pmorris wrote on Mar 28, '07

I hope that was a replaceable hanger

graham2 wrote on Mar 28, '07

So do I. I also need to get the rear wheel straightened and a new rear gear mech. It was an expensive branch to hit.

How are you? Have the injuries cleared up?

pmorris wrote on Mar 28, '07

Lip is healing nicely - wrist is still sore - had my first physio appointment yesterday, and he seems to have put the wrist bones back where they belong, so just need to get some movement back into the wrist and I might be able to ride again

graham2 wrote on Mar 28, '07

Spoke to Pace who told me to ring Leisure Lakes. They are going to order my new rear mech hanger and charge me £25!!!! I reckon I could get a new one made out of platinum for that.

I'm going to take the wheel in to Neil at George Halls at the weekend to see if he can straighten out my banana'd spoke - I dread to think what that will cost after the scare stories I've heard on here.

numplumz wrote on Mar 28, '07

Graham, spoke to Dave and he has a spare hanger you could borrow, but he wants to keep it in case he sells frame ever.

Bummer Paul that the wrist is giving you gip, you can always turbo one handed though.

pmorris wrote on Mar 29, '07

Have done some one handed turbo riding - but boy does it hurt the sit bones. Having been travelling for the last couple of weeks it has mainly been hotel gym bikes, and they are even worse. Clip on Tri-Bars is what I reckon I need so I can rest on the elbows. I guess I'll see what the physio says next Tuesday....

pmorris wrote on Mar 29, '07

Graeme - Spokes available here - minimum order of 3, but £3.99 each http://www.pedalon.co.uk/acatalog/mavic_crossmax_sl_disc_spokes.html

bikinglynn wrote on Mar 29, '07

How much!
I can make u a hanger from a lump of steel if ya like... ya wont break it again.

numplumz wrote on Mar 29, '07

what thread is a hanger bolt though.

pmorris wrote on Mar 29, '07

Well according to Park Tools

Nominal Thread Size Example of Bicycle Uses
2.2mm x 56 tpi Common 2mm spoke threading
3mm x 0.5mm Dropout adjustment screws, some derailleur hardware, accesory hardware
4mm x 0.7mm Some derailleur limit screws (DIN standard)
4mm x 0.75mm Common derailleur limit screw (JIS standard)
5mm x 0.8mm Many uses on bicyles, including derailleur wire pinch bolts/nuts, disc rotor mountin bolts, fender and racks mounts, water bottle cage bolts, and others
6mm x 1mm Many uses on bicyles, including brake caliper mounting bolts, brake pad bolts/nuts, some fender racks, some brake adjusting barrels
7mm x 1mm Some handlebar binder bolts
5/16 inch x 24 tpi Front hubs, solid axle, less expensive bikes
8mm x 1mm Square-type crank bolts, front solid axle hubs, suspension system hardware
8mm x 1.25mm Stem hardware, stud type crank nuts, suspension hardware
8mm x 0.75mm Chainring bolt
9mm x 1mm Front hubs, quick release, Asian manufacturer
9mm x 26 tpi Front hubs, Campagnolo®
3/8 inch x 24 tpi Some solid axle bike, including coaster brake
3/8 inch x 26 tpi Solid rear axle
10mm x 1mm Most quick release rear axles, derailleur mounting bolts, brake lever adjusting barrels
10mm x 26 tpi Rear axle, quick release, Campganolo®
12mm x 1mm Some spline crankset bolts
1/2 inch x 20 tpi Pedal threads, one-piece cranks
9/16 inch x 20 tpi Pedal threads- common three piece cranks
14mm x 1mm Oversized frestyle axles
15mm x 1mm tpi Crank bolt, Octalink® and ISIS Drive®
1-inch x 24 tpi Threaded headsets, one-inch standard
1-1/8 inch x 26 tpi Thread headset, 1-1/8 inch standard
1-1/4 inch x 26 tpi Thread headset, 1-1/4 inch standard
1.37 inch x 24 tpi Bottom brackets, ISO/English/BSC, and threaded freewheel hubs
1-3/8 inch x 26 tpi Bottom brackets, older "Raleigh" three speeds
36mm x 24 tpi "Italian" threaded bottom brackets

it is 10mm x 1mm

Guess who's bored in an Airport.......

numplumz wrote on Mar 29, '07

thought it would be, thats not ISO thread, 10mm fine, easily available, just not normal tapping stock.
where you off to then.

pmorris wrote on Mar 30, '07

I was heading home ... from Amsterdam

bikinglynn wrote on Mar 30, '07

Made a hanger for my Identity trials rig, cos I was snappin alu ones at an alarming rate!
as for thread size I used...who knows, prob welded it in!

graham2 wrote on Mar 30, '07

No problem - one tube of "no more nails" and it will be sorted

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