Ooooops

[BLACKPANTHER]

The chain seem fine now. I've been out today and it's been o.k. I did clean it as soon as I'd spotted my mistake......As I've said it was the missus fault!!!!! I may try telling her that the chain is damaged beyond repair, would cost £500 to fix, and It'd be cheaper to buy a new bike???? There's was a nice 06 blackbird in my local bike shop, hmmmmmmm.

[grotbag]

Oh BP ............ thank you soooooooooo much!! I havent laughted so much for ages ...... and the kids are still laughinging so are their friends ............... you've put a smile on soooooooo many faces ROFLMFAO

[BLACKPANTHER]

F.Y.G.B. ( You can think that means fank you if you want )

[grotbag]

Originally Posted by BLACKPANTHER

F.Y.G.B. ( You can think that means fank you if you want )

Okey dokey, I'll believe ya BP

[BLACKPANTHER]

You may have your horse with a sword, but I can play my or

[grotbag]

Originally Posted by BLACKPANTHER

You may have your horse with a sword, but I can play my or

ahhhhhhhhh soooooooooooo you have a Wii then ........................

[thunderlad]

Now none of this would have happened if BP had used a quality high temp paint like hammerite???

Wilko

[grotbag]

True thunderlad

[Scudnut]

Originally Posted by BLACKPANTHER

Has any one else ever gone to lube their chain without really looking at the can?
I can see it being possible to pick up a can of black 'very high temperature' paint instead of Wurths chain lube, and not realising until you've fully 'lubed' your chain. I'm not saying I did this, but hypothetically, if I did, would thinners remove the paint completely or would the chain be f*&^%d?
O.K. so I did do it, but the chain looks o.k. now.

LOL


If someone hypothetically did something like this I'd say...



hypothetically of course.

[BLACKPANTHER]

I'm glad I've given everyone a laugh. You can all rest assured that the next time one of you gets their shoe lace stuck in their sidestand and drops their bike, I will be full of sympathy.......N O T ! ! ! !