that is a bit absurd. is there any interest in starting a web database with things like bearing sizes, compatibilities and things such as that?
this seems very basic and doable and not compromising other's work if they do not choose backdate their updates. here i am sitting with a bunch of hubs, bottom brackets and headsets realizing that I have to go and open them, measure the bearings before i
order them- double the work. my architectural standards book has Doric columns illustrated...
oroboyz@aol.com wrote:
> << .. assuming it covers the earlier stuff as well. >>
>
> It doesn't! That makes the old ones even more valuable!
>
> Dale Brown
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