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Apr 2016
7:11pm, 8 Apr 2016
18,547 posts
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GlennR
I do hope lammo is still attached to his appendages.
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Apr 2016
8:47pm, 8 Apr 2016
6,461 posts
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lammo
He is but, it's a bit chilly 
I have to say now isn't the ideal time for me to be buying the bike but, I've been waiting for this for a while, so hopefully I won't be sending it back
Perhaps I'd better get it out and scratch it quick
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Apr 2016
11:01pm, 8 Apr 2016
18,552 posts
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GlennR
At least you can use the argument that you might have to wait quite a while for the same deal.
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Apr 2016
8:21am, 9 Apr 2016
4,019 posts
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Winded
There is time that isn't ideal for buying a bike?
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Apr 2016
8:55am, 9 Apr 2016
6,462 posts
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lammo
Apparently there are more important things than bikes...
Pedals and shoes ordered
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Apr 2016
9:07am, 9 Apr 2016
18,554 posts
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GlennR
No point in turning back now.
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Apr 2016
6:56pm, 9 Apr 2016
2,990 posts
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Mandymoo
My husband still can't understand why I am not selling one of my other bike now I have the new bike!
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Apr 2016
7:12pm, 9 Apr 2016
5,623 posts
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CStar
Decisions, decisions. Road or MTB tomorrow? think I'll wait and see what the weather does. Nice that it is warm enough at last to have the option.
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Apr 2016
8:52pm, 9 Apr 2016
4,457 posts
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Dai Bank
Cobbles lol.
TV all day for me tomorrow
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Apr 2016
9:25pm, 10 Apr 2016
1,685 posts
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MudMeanderer
Not sure whether to put this here or the maintenance thread, but I'll try here.
Narrow-Wide chainrings. I gather this is quite a common thing for single chainring mtb setups, but often coupled with a clutch in the rear derailleur. I'm looking to make my commuter road bike single chainring (I only use a small selection of the gears, and the triple currently on it is an arse to clean), but don't really want to put a full 1x clutched setup on something that has such a hard life.
What are people's thought's on how it may work to just use a narrow-wide chainring with a standard Sora derailleur. Am I asking to be dropping my chain all the time?
Also from anyone who has used them, do they use standard chains or have specific narrow wide chains?
Or am I far to over-complicating this and on road just a standard chainring may work?
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