Recent content by kaytronika

Did a quick search of the forum to wonder if anybody else had received a similar PM. Looks like I'm not alone, though thus far you all appear to be road bike fans... Apparently they consider my clapped out old GT Timberline to be a '1001 Bicycles to Dream of Riding Before You Die' :shock: :lol:

Feliway spray is supposed to have a calming effect on them.

I can only think I did a bad job of repacking a rear hub that was on it's last legs... As I rode along the cones worked their way loose, built up pressure on the QR skewer which sheared at the nut with such pressure that I never found the nut again. It shot off like a bullet.

Not mine, no room in the shed sadly... Currently 24 hrs to go at £9.99 http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Alpine-Stars- ... 41726dfd01

Still got something like the Sony MDS-JE470 gathering dust in a cupboard at home. Having looked at how little they fetch on the 'bay these days, it'll probably stay there. I should see if it still works.

Re: i have a GT Timberline,what year though?green. GT did the deep metallic green Timberline in 1994 and 1995 too.. Pics of mine should be in my sig... But it isn't lime green. Having had a mooch on Google I'd side with JamesM's guess of 1999, pending a photo.

I took mine apart and rebuilt the whole thing right-hand drive :lol:

I've been known to pootle up the Chesire Lines from my house over by Aintree. Massively out of shape right now (and always), but I'll keep my eyes open for a Cro Mega on my travels. :D

Pity I didn't see you around on that day, I was riding my modern bike, it was a good day. Its hard work stringing together an end to end route in Delamere, I seem to always end up just riding trails I know. It looks like you managed to snag a good run along most of the routes I'm aware of...

Saw one parked on a garden centre near Chester a couple of weeks back. Still turns heads to this day.

Set it up for her to ride with you now and then?

Clive James: I'm Not Dead Yet! http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/tvan ... d-yet.html

Fine if you know what you're after. But most of their customers probably don't know what they're after. I did the reading and bought the Fury based off that, couldn't get near the spec from a boutique brand. After-sales support was pathetic.

Oh, the wheels :lol: Surprised he hasn't listed it as a beginners penny farthing.

Side effect: Makes your bike sound like a diesel taxi