Comments on: Misleading http://tomandzoe.com/log/2007/07/misleading/ tales of life from North Queensland, Australia Fri, 21 Nov 2008 04:11:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: timtim http://tomandzoe.com/log/2007/07/misleading/#comment-17326 timtim Mon, 30 Jul 2007 07:22:01 +0000 http://tomandzoe.com/log/?p=729#comment-17326 sweet how about we just "lock tight" the drive shaft onto that guys car and take the doors off for "usability" around town sweet how about we just “lock tight” the drive shaft onto that guys car and take the doors off for “usability” around town

]]> By: Tim from Baseball http://tomandzoe.com/log/2007/07/misleading/#comment-17318 Tim from Baseball Mon, 30 Jul 2007 05:15:31 +0000 http://tomandzoe.com/log/?p=729#comment-17318 And I've got a pink hippopotamus that’s really a black cat. And I’ve got a pink hippopotamus that’s really a black cat.

]]> By: tom http://tomandzoe.com/log/2007/07/misleading/#comment-17220 tom Fri, 27 Jul 2007 08:12:17 +0000 http://tomandzoe.com/log/?p=729#comment-17220 <blockquote>Worthy questions Tom. 1) Bike currently has no lockring as track cog has been spaced out to get best chain line. Trackcog has been secured using 'loctite' adhesive and front brake has been fitted to enhance the bikes usability around town. 2) Photo's clearly show that drive-side crank and front chainring is one unit. Yes it is a road crankset. 3) The title includes both the terms 'track' and 'road.' This description is intended to provide buyers with an accurate picture of the bike; 'Road' refers to the style of the bike. 'Track' refers to mechanical function of the drivetrain. Regards, Andy. </blockquote>

Worthy questions Tom.

1) Bike currently has no lockring as track cog has been spaced out to get best chain line. Trackcog has been secured using ‘loctite’ adhesive and front brake has been fitted to enhance the bikes usability around town.

2) Photo’s clearly show that drive-side crank and front chainring is one unit. Yes it is a road crankset.

3) The title includes both the terms ‘track’ and ‘road.’ This description is intended to provide buyers with an accurate picture of the bike; ‘Road’ refers to the style of the bike. ‘Track’ refers to mechanical function of the drivetrain.

Regards,
Andy.

]]> By: YLD http://tomandzoe.com/log/2007/07/misleading/#comment-17213 YLD Fri, 27 Jul 2007 05:43:04 +0000 http://tomandzoe.com/log/?p=729#comment-17213 As always 'caveat emptor' As always ‘caveat emptor’

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