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Another poster gave Davey the idea for this one - Gratias tibi ago

Take a boo at this

http://www.wooljersey.com/gallery/d/117772-3/Brule.jpg

Now tell me:
The Brand of the Derailleurs Brulé is using
How the heck - and precicely - did he change the clanger
The Brand of his Crankset
The MODEL name of the Brake Levers - Not the BRAND
The Brand of the Brake stirrups (interested coz Davey dunno this one)
Whe he isn't using brake stirrups that match the brake levers

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Davey Crockett
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Screw the NWO, right after the EU and NAU

On Jul 21, 11:14*pm, Davey Crockett wrote:
Another poster gave Davey the idea for this one - Gratias tibi ago

Take a boo at this

http://www.wooljersey.com/gallery/d/117772-3/Brule.jpg

Now tell me:
The Brand of the Derailleurs Brulé is using
How the heck - and precicely - did he change the clanger
The Brand of his Crankset
The MODEL name of the Brake Levers - Not the BRAND
The Brand of the Brake stirrups (interested coz Davey dunno this one)
Whe he isn't using brake stirrups that match the brake levers


That's all very well, but I really want to know
why Brule is doing the Macarena.

Ben

" a écrit profondement:

| On Jul 21, 11:14*pm, Davey Crockett wrote:
| Another poster gave Davey the idea for this one - Gratias tibi ago
|
| Take a boo at this
|
| http://www.wooljersey.com/gallery/d/117772-3/Brule.jpg
|
| Now tell me:
| The Brand of the Derailleurs Brulé is using
| How the heck - and precicely - did he change the clanger
| The Brand of his Crankset
| The MODEL name of the Brake Levers - Not the BRAND
| The Brand of the Brake stirrups (interested coz Davey dunno this one)
| Whe he isn't using brake stirrups that match the brake levers
|
|
| That's all very well, but I really want to know
| why Brule is doing the Macarena.
|
| Ben
|

Yea!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Try your search engines on this one

Davey needs a win once in a while, and since it's a long time since he
won anything on the road, RBR will have to serve as a substitute.

--
Davey Crockett
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Ninety-two years ago this week, our kith and kin were dying in their
thousands daily as the Battle of the Somme rumbled on! Did our
ancestors give their lives so that traitors like Gordon Brown could
sell the Nation down the River? VOTE NATIONALIST.

" a écrit profondement:

| On Jul 21, 11:14*pm, Davey Crockett wrote:
| Another poster gave Davey the idea for this one - Gratias tibi ago
|
| Take a boo at this
|
| http://www.wooljersey.com/gallery/d/117772-3/Brule.jpg
|
| Now tell me:
| The Brand of the Derailleurs Brulé is using
| How the heck - and precicely - did he change the clanger
| The Brand of his Crankset
| The MODEL name of the Brake Levers - Not the BRAND
| The Brand of the Brake stirrups (interested coz Davey dunno this one)
| Whe he isn't using brake stirrups that match the brake levers
|
|
| That's all very well, but I really want to know
| why Brule is doing the Macarena.
|
| Ben
|

It's relatively easy for anyone who was around at that time because we
nearly all had that gear or envied those that did.

It wasn't until a year or two later that the lads started saying
"Firk the war, I'm buying that Eye-Tie gear anyway."

--
Davey Crockett
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The continuing occupation of Iraq by US forces guarantees a mass death
rate in excess of 10,000 people per month with half that number dying
at the hands of US forces - a carnage so severe and so concentrated as
to equate it with the most heinous mass killings in world history.

Davey Crockett wrote:
Davey needs a win once in a while, and since it's a long time since he won
anything on the road, RBR will have to serve as a substitute.

We nominate you to argue with the Fogel bot.

In article ,
Donald Munro wrote:

Davey Crockett wrote:
Davey needs a win once in a while, and since it's a long time since he won
anything on the road, RBR will have to serve as a substitute.

We nominate you to argue with the Fogel bot.

The only way to win is not to play.

I mean Usenet, not Fogel,

--
Ryan Cousineau http://www.wiredcola.com/
"In other newsgroups, they killfile trolls."
"In rec.bicycles.racing, we coach them."

Davey Crockett a écrit profondement:

| Another poster gave Davey the idea for this one - Gratias tibi ago
|
| Take a boo at this
|
| http://www.wooljersey.com/gallery/d/117772-3/Brule.jpg
|
| Now tell me:
| The Brand of the Derailleurs Brulé is using

Huret

| How the heck - and precicely - did he change the clanger

You will notice that, unlike most of the changers of that era, there
is no lever on the seat tube to flip from the big to the small ring
and vv.

Huret had a wired system. The levers for both front and rear
derailleurs were mounted on the right hand side of the down tube in an
assembly that had a longish inner lever that shifted the rear
derailleur and a small outer lever that shifted the front derailleur.

| The Brand of his Crankset

Giradengo

It was the first, I believe, aluminium crankset after the war. Davey
snapped two the first week and upgraded to those Italian steel cranks
from Campagnolo.

| The MODEL name of the Brake Levers - Not the BRAND

The levers are Mafac "Racer" model

| The Brand of the Brake stirrups (interested coz Davey dunno this one)

They look like GB or possibly Benelux, but I don't know for sure. I'll
go for Benelux because I had GB and don't recognize them.

Anybody???

| Whe he isn't using brake stirrups that match the brake levers

The Mafac Racer brakes were centre-pull, but to use the stirrups you
needed braze-ons on your forks - front and rear like cyclo-cross
rigged bikes today. So most used a mismatched stirrup - like we didn't
know **** about purchase or mechanical advantage or suchlike in those
days but I did get the stirrups when I got a custom bike from Ted
Gerrard Cycles along with an "Independent" contract and they were
really impressive.


--
Davey Crockett
-
The continuing occupation of Iraq by US forces guarantees a mass death
rate in excess of 10,000 people per month with half that number dying
at the hands of US forces - a carnage so severe and so concentrated as
to equate it with the most heinous mass killings in world history.