Any question answered...

I'm going to be 40 in less than a year fucking hell, and on my to do list is to learn to drive.

Can anyone recommend a driving instructor in the centralish - east London area who isn't shit or hates cyclists?

Thanks!

Tips for Singapore? (Street) food, café's, bars, marketplaces, interesting shops, anything else you might think is interesting?

anyone got a reccomendation for a robot vacuum cleaner?

I have a Neato, works well

Yeah Neato is alreet.

Just turn of the wi fi

Will Specialized do anything nice for me if I take in my crash damaged saddle and no receipt? Money off a new one?

Are the small, cheap ultrasonic cleaners (this kind of thing https://www.amazon.co.uk/VLOXO-Ultrasonic-Professional-Instruments-Accessories/dp/B071S1Y35B ) any good?

More for cleaning spectacles, watch straps, etc rather than oily bike parts.

Am looking to buy a load of matchbox type miniature vehicles of a commercial nature such as

Agricultural
Construction
Hgv different categories

Is there a suitable website/shop?

http://www.brudertoys.com ? A bit bigger than typical matchbox vehicles but they are proper replicas

They look perfect
Cheers

What the fuck is this?

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What the fuck is this?

I've said this before, but I'm very concerned with your internet browsing history Snotty.

not to mention your choice of internet friends.

All the Hawker Markets (for food). If you are feeling flush, the chilli crab place in Dempsey.

Middle age has hit you hard.

I think it's a thing for tightening your neck skin. Probably Chinese, I've seen a few different similar ideas, they're popular in Asia.

He was actually riding a bike though.

Yep, Hawker centres. Little India for cheap(er) beers and curries, Bukit Timah for some nature (and monkeys), Marina Park down by the bay, Jurong bird park.

It's an aero thing then?

Where's that current project thread for the chap who made his own frame?
it was a steel frame, same sort of shape as Graham Obrees bike but a road frame. ISP, purplish fade, aero tubing etc.

https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/256531/

Thanks!

The Terex/Demag crane which lives on my desk

And the Liebherr excavator on my mantlepiece

Are both made by http://www.conrad-modelle.de/en/
and were acquired from Model Road & Rail, 44 Central Rd, Worcester Park KT4 8HY.
Sadly, I note that the company was dissolved in June of this year.
They are not the only retailers of Conrad-Modelle kit.
Be prepared for open wallet surgery in the event that you elect to invest in their products.

ETA - It goes without saying that these aren't really toys, if that is what you were aiming at.....

these aren't really toys.

No? What then?