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Fitting manually operated freewheeling hubs
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26 Jun 2013 11:18 #75145
by helijohn
I curse the day torx was developed.
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markyp2000 wrote: To get the torx bolts off use a 12 sided 8mm socket or there abouts
I curse the day torx was developed.
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28 Jun 2013 08:20 #75323
by helijohn
The plates are coming with the hubs.
However, it could be a while because the seller hadn't set up his account to take Paypal and so it looks like there is a delay. I won't tell you what I am thinking as it is almost unprintabale but this guy doesn't even seem to think there is any urgency. Another ebay tosser.
Replied by helijohn on topic Fitting manually operated freewheeling hubs
Swifty wrote: If you get the adapter plates they come with new bolts.
The plates are coming with the hubs.
However, it could be a while because the seller hadn't set up his account to take Paypal and so it looks like there is a delay.
I won't tell you what I am thinking as it is almost unprintabale but this guy doesn't even seem to think there is any urgency. Another ebay tosser. Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
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