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spokewrench
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Within the last year, that happened to me on a new handlebar device. I think it was something where the screw was harder to reach than...
Oct 21, 2026
DaveMatthews
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PedalUma
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@jabberwocky: Before the hard times of nowadays, I bought Mirrycle mirrors for several times. As long as the product came from Amazon...
Oct 21, 2026
spokewrench
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Hmmm... the set skips both 15 and 16mm. They're 12-point rings, so a 16 might have worked on an M15 nut. It's nice that Torx isn't...
Oct 21, 2026
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spokewrench
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In the US military, a step has been 30" for generations, I believe. A meter is just about 40", so a step is 3/4 meter. Often, a pace is...
Oct 21, 2026
Jeremy McCreary
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Tomorrow, October 22nd, is National Make A Dog's Day. Originally founded by Subaru to help shelter dogs, but a good excuse to make any...
Oct 21, 2026
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The wait is finally over, my Yamaha motor was shipped today! :D It will be good to get my trusty old steed back on the road in time for...
Oct 21, 2026
Stefan Mikes
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The bicycle was a British invention :)
Oct 21, 2026
Stefan Mikes
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Bike hardware is almost entirely metric, even in the US. I assume its just because bikes historically were made in Europe so European...
Oct 21, 2026
jabberwocky
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Bike hardware is almost entirely metric, even in the US. I assume its just because bikes historically were made in Europe so European...
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@jabberwocky: Before the hard times of nowadays, I bought Mirrycle mirrors for several times. As long as the product came from Amazon...
Oct 21, 2026
Stefan Mikes
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@jabberwocky: Before the hard times of nowadays, I bought Mirrycle mirrors for several times. As long as the product came from Amazon...
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Stefan Mikes
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As a pro architect and hobby woodworker, I prefer imperial units. Aside from just being used to them, base 12 divides in half, thirds...
Oct 21, 2026
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