I've seen Altern8 "live" twice. Both times it was obvious they were faking but it was fun so I didn't care.

I used to work in a nightclub and we'd set up live PA's quite often. Almost all of the times they do live vocals but I don't think we had a single live instrument despite lots of ppl bringing them along and miming onstage.

the logo is on the inside, as the part to use the tool is on other side.

Exactly. I was going for the photo fail though. I need to see what adaptor I need for it. I mean I can see its a 4-pin but its not like its amazingly obvious. This is the only photo they put up.

Also why don't they just put the logo on the other side? surely they can fit it round the 4 pins?

pretty obvious and is exactly like i'd expect it (unless 2 prong and got one of those as well)

and its not a fixed cog!

and?

There's no starter thread, i.e. it's been squared off so you'd not be able to thread it onto the wheel?

no I meant ...and whats wrong with it not being fixed.

No lockring thread?
i don't know.

interestingly enough I'm trying to get a two prong BMX freewheel tool and I can't find one.
Park Tools tells me to remove the freewheel by destruction!!!

Harsh words



Removal notches this shallow will not permit adequate tool engagement.

http://www.parktool.com/repair/readhowto.asp?id=48
http://www.parktool.com/repair/readhowto.asp?id=46

A hammer and a D chisel.
Am I right?

Repost, and from the 1st fucking page.

Yeah I tried that. I'm just knocking chunks of metal off. Its been on there for 20 something years.

Just watched the new episode of The I.T. Crowd :-D. But...

man tonight was a good episode, love the idea of a website that provide cockney-accented line about football so you can just chat to any bloke in the UK.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/environmen...elandtransport

Passage to India curtailed in Calais as language barrier trips campaigner Cash-free peace pilgrimage to Gandhi's birthplace comes to an early end

Mark Boyle, 28, walks through the New Forest as he begins his two-and-a-half year 9,000 mile walk without any money. Photograph: Matt Cardy/Getty Images


He set off on the first leg of his epic journey with a fanfare of publicity, not to mention an appropriately alternative farewell pre-dawn party on Bristol docks featuring drummers and someone playing a conch shell.

Mark Boyle's idea was to walk to Mahatma Gandhi's birthplace without a penny in his pocket, relying on the kindness of strangers for food and shelter to prove that a better world without money really was possible.

Boyle got as far as Calais before he realised that, unable to speak French to explain his mission and unable, frankly, to get much vegan food in this part of northern Europe, he faced starvation.

He was forced to turn round, recross the Channel and yesterday was to be found in genteel Eastbourne, East Sussex, explaining why a two-and-half-year pilgrimage had turned into a month-long jaunt to France and back.

"The problem was that I just couldn't explain to people in France what I was doing," Boyle told the Guardian. "People seemed to think I was a refugee looking for work. The idea was to ask people if I could help them and in exchange receive food and a place to stay. But they thought I was begging."

Hahaha. What a tool!

he needs to be happy slapped, that would make this perfect.

Are yours that shallow, Park Tools themselves do a two dog (Suntour 2) tool, the FR2 or the FR2C:

http://www.sjscycles.co.uk/product.a...96&src=froogle