Any question answered...

Where can I get a 700x20c gp4000? All the bike shop search tools are useless

Have bought from ShopTo before

Why use Apple maps over Google maps?

Why answer a question with a counter question?

Seriously though Apple Maps is just what gets launched from within other apps for me, oh and also fuck Google.

Why answer a question with a counter question?

Why not?

https://www.17track.net/en will autodetect, to save you some time next time!

Great, that'll do the trick - thanks!

oh and also fuck Google

Says the man whose soul belongs to Apple...

You're not helping.

Best record shops in London? Preferably with great coffee nearby...call me pretentious..

Use cycle maps- then tell it to use apple maps as it’s reference

Thanks for the idea, will give that a try.

Best record shops in London? Preferably with great coffee nearby

>>>>>>https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/131381/

I’m not in London so can’t really help, but you mind find some suggestions here

https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/159658/?offset=575#comment14922637

I am thinking of a word that roughly means 'growing out of the soil' and when pronounced sounds something like cachtonous.
But can't for the life of me remember how it is spelled.

EDIT: How about Chthonous? I think that's close, but doesn't give me a lot of hits on Google.

Caulescent?
Cepitose?

Wouldn’t say they’re that close to your definition actually :-(

There's chthonic, although that usually relates more to the underworld, and autochthonous, which means indigenous, or formed in its current location, or literally native to the soil.

AFAIK the chain line should still be the same as the 120 i.e. 42/42.5. Only the lock nuts/spacer is different between the two, hub shell remains the same.

So standard 109 I'll say.

As for 107 v 110 options, they make no difference. The 110 is isometric hence the DS axle are both the same length with the +3 on the NDS.

Wheel building - who should I be talking to in SE London? Arup?

Martin aka @broken_777

Great, thanks

**Procrastination warning**

Following watching Youtube vids on music theory, I was wondering when was the last song not in common time 4/4 to reach the UK #1?

Off the top of my head I thought Solsbury Hill but that peaked at #13

Wuthering Heights?

Thanks, I'll check it out!

was wondering when was the last song not in common time 4/4 to reach the UK #1?

I haven't looked hard, but February 2010 Helping Haiti version of REM's "Everybody Hurts" in 6/8 will provide a lower limit for any further refinement.

What are these? ↓
Do they allow a horizontal dropout to be run as fixed? Or are they not strong enough in practice and merely for positioning?

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