Any question answered...

yeah, wanna see this.

I was thinking more of inbound links being more important for SEO than keywords, but agreed.

Oh, I understand you now. I just want to point and laugh.

It was on a photographer's website that I used. Hadn't seen it in forever, so I just wondered.

Well, the effect is the opposite these days, and pretty much has been since Google. Try to game the system and you get punished.

It's probably a relic from when the photographer thought that inbound search might be a source of leads. In that line of work I'd imagine it isn't.

I'm not linking precisely because I don't want people to point and laugh.

She did an excellent job, so seems a bit shitty to post her website on a public forum for people to mock.

LFGSS is one of the biggest websites on teh interwebs, so were it not for VB's link redirecty thing, a link from here to there might help...

Spoilsport*

(*decent human)

If linked from the photography thread :)

How can I remove chain oil stains from my cycling socks?

I've been riding without gloves/mitts during the recent amazing weather but am finding my left palm nerve thing is hurting after a bit.

Any recommendations for very lightweight mitts with good palm padding?

So I've downloaded Lightroom mobile and I want to view then download photos from my Lightroom desktop but nothing I'm trying is working can anyone help?

I really like Specialized Grail

Not much padding but they've been really comfy and haven't got the twinging nerves I used to get with some bulkier mitts

http://www.bikeradar.com/road/gear/category/clothing/gloves/product/review-specialized-grail-short-finger-gloves-49570/

I've rounded the seatpost saddle clamp bolt on me bike. Standard one bolt jobbie, think its an M8. Anyone got a spare I can have?

https://www.decathlon.co.uk/900-aerofit-cycling-gloves-black-blue-pink-id_8327112.html

Dislcaimer: I haven't tried a pair.
If you can look past the branding, They're apparently pretty aero

Nice one, and thanks @duncs as well, there's a decathlon near me so I'll try some tonight.

WD40, then washing up liquid to get that out, then wash as normal

Why is @Fox in my forum Today page, between threads updated half an hour and 40min ago, he's not new?

updated avatar??

Recommended polish for removing light scratches on a steel bike? Will t-cut be a bit much?

Oh yeah makes sense. Updated user, not new.

I was recommended Autoglym Scratch Remover.

What is this saddle nose tensioner called and what does it do? you get them on vintage track and stayer bikes

edit: the saddle is far forward to allow the rider to tuck in behind the stayer bike, so it requires support. see also handlebar supports for the same reason

from http://www.bikehugger.com/posts/stayer-bikes/

ok but when the saddle is excessively forward like this:

Why not use a gallows style seat post instead of a support on the top tube?

shit seatpost clamps

It's not that the post head was shit, (the old two bolt Record in particular is pretty secure), but the loads on a banked track at high speed are huge and the consequences of failure severe, so a belt and braces approach makes sense.