How much do cranks expand by?

Trevor wrote:
Only with graded parts could a BSA type axle be made successful. How come
its taken so long to realise the difficulties of using cartridge bearings?

Probably because they came from the same fresh vein of imagination as your
aquaplaning bicycle which periodically springs into the air for no reason.
--
David Damerell Kill the tomato!

Trevor wrote:
Only with graded parts could a BSA type axle be made successful. How come
its taken so long to realise the difficulties of using cartridge bearings?

Probably because they came from the same fresh vein of imagination as your
aquaplaning bicycle which periodically springs into the air for no reason.
--
David Damerell Kill the tomato!

David Damerell wrote:

Trevor wrote:
Only with graded parts could a BSA type axle be made successful. How come
its taken so long to realise the difficulties of using cartridge bearings?

Probably because they came from the same fresh vein of imagination as your
aquaplaning bicycle which periodically springs into the air for no reason.

Cool. Two Brits goin' at it now. Sorta like WWF except with much
better use of English.

This torrent of Trevorisms of late has me wondering: how long do you
think he'll keep it up? Do guys like him just get tired eventually, or
just bored?

David Damerell wrote:

Trevor wrote:
Only with graded parts could a BSA type axle be made successful. How come
its taken so long to realise the difficulties of using cartridge bearings?

Probably because they came from the same fresh vein of imagination as your
aquaplaning bicycle which periodically springs into the air for no reason.

Cool. Two Brits goin' at it now. Sorta like WWF except with much
better use of English.

This torrent of Trevorisms of late has me wondering: how long do you
think he'll keep it up? Do guys like him just get tired eventually, or
just bored?

Ted wrote in message ...

Cool. Two Brits goin' at it now. Sorta like WWF except with much
better use of English.

Yeah, kinda.

--
Dave...

Ted wrote in message ...

Cool. Two Brits goin' at it now. Sorta like WWF except with much
better use of English.

Yeah, kinda.

--
Dave...

wrote in message ...

If we applyTrevor's linguistic reasoning about the
now-lapsed connection between bicycles and sewing companies,
then we must conclude that the phrase "sew-ups" should not
be used in polite company.

Tub's

Trevor

wrote in message ...

If we applyTrevor's linguistic reasoning about the
now-lapsed connection between bicycles and sewing companies,
then we must conclude that the phrase "sew-ups" should not
be used in polite company.

Tub's

Trevor