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Personally, I would hard wire the light in. Either fully from back to front or if it goes through the frame, shrink wrap the connection at that point.
You can always run the wire under pvc tape along the mudguard or just zip tie it.

Try chain holder

It was about both

If you rotate your 2 or 3 chains each month, they’ll all, and the cassette need changing together. When the chains are over length. A worn chain is likely to wear the cassette faster.

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A friend would like to cycle from Morpeth to New Biggin, by the sea, along the River Wansbeck. Is there a route down to the Wansbeck, as close to Morpeth as possible??
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Try eBay, Chinese supply, I bought a couple thinking they might wear out quickly but it’s still going strong on a winter bike.

The split race and sealed bearing must match in angle, otherwise they won’t marry together properly.

If the sale falls through. I’ll take it.

Try to get a second hand Cateye computer. Go on ‘forever’, wired ones should be cheap.

If you are a spinner, perhaps you can remove all sprockets below 16 and that would solve the problem. 16 to 32 or larger. Buy a cassette,BBB or Ambrosio?? Cost around £30.

Didn’t Pakit make a set of front panniers which were aero in design?

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Did it originally have an old simplex front changer. Or Campagnolo GS. The guide is not for a record Campagnolo. It is too far forward.
Late 60’s
Not simplex.

Bit like the French Cyclo, from the pictures, but not. External tension spring