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Re: RR: Spurn Head 400

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  1. On Mon, 22 May 2006 13:25:07 +0100, Dave Larrington
    <[email hidden]> wrote:

    Cracking ride report, thanks for that.

    Quoted message said:

    impressed by Pat's minimalist method of fixer securing - small padlock
    around the chainring,

    How does this work then? The padlock is locked just through the
    "spare" bit of chain ring (the facing back bit without any chain
    sitting on it)? I suppose if the bike were then ridden the padlock
    would be sent under the chain at the top and jam up the works?

    Or, the padlock is locked around the chainring and chain, so that it
    if ridden it would jam things up when being pulled in two directions
    at the bottom of the ring?

    Both of these sound good for disabling the bike, but also for damaging
    it so I'm not sure I understand.

    "Bob"
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  2. In article <[email hidden]>, Call me Bob

    () said:

    How does this work then? The padlock is locked just through the
    "spare" bit of chain ring (the facing back bit without any chain
    sitting on it)? I suppose if the bike were then ridden the padlock
    would be sent under the chain at the top and jam up the works?

    Or, the padlock is locked around the chainring and chain, so that it
    if ridden it would jam things up when being pulled in two directions
    at the bottom of the ring?

    'twas the latter, as I recall. Get about a fifth of a turn of the
    chainring before the whole thing jams up and the offending minipikey
    falls on its head with a satisfying thud. At least, that was how Pat
    explained it :-)

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    Dave Larrington - <http://www.legslarry.beerdrinkers.co.uk/>
    I started out with nothing and I still have most of it left.

  3. Quoted message said:

    How does this work then? The padlock is locked just through the

    Either; spare bit is likely to unship the chain and bounce genitals on
    the top top as legs go into road runner mode, whilst latter will just
    stop in < 1/2 a rev.

    Admittedly won't stop the "pick it up and carry" brigade, but casual
    ride-offs are blocked - although it's sometimes fun to watch the 'can
    I have a go' realise their shins are seriously at risk once rolling.

    Whichever way, a scrote being damaged evokes little concern.

    P.

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