Look what I just got in the post

is that hubjub then?

no no its hubjub

Bargain!!!!

In Butcombe...

hubjub sounds like dub step if you repeat it a lot

sounds more like techno to me

this is techno
http://www.lfgss.com/thread70857.html
why does post never come when you wait in for it?
#rhetorical

ordered. Will's on holiday tho....back on 20th... not in a rush so all gravy.

Thank you very much Pistoffski.
The winter project is in the shed, lovely baby blue Colnago Super 1978ish.

NOS, 1978; year of my birth. Arrived in a reconditioned pizza delivery box.

Born 2 years too late.

New back wheel arrived from Parker International. 105 5700 rear to Mavic Openpro, both in black. Looks good! Fast service too, considering I ordered it on Thursday afternoon and it was shipped Tuesday (second class post).

A pile of merino socks for autumn/winter

My 'cycling shoes in disguise' are fucking rad! Featuring spotters cleats.

how are you finding clipless jess?

Well I've mastered clipping in. Clipping out, not so much, but my ride to and from work was without casualties and when I wasn't freaking out that I couldn't unattach my legs from my bike it was undoubtedly better than riding with straps! Definitely worth it. Need more practice though, and to fiddle about with the cleats probably. And the obvious one that I carelessly ignored, tie the shoes up as tight as possible or your foot just flops around uselessly inside the shoe instead of unclipping.

Well I've mastered clipping in. Clipping out, not so much, but my ride to and from work was without casualties and when I wasn't freaking out that I couldn't unattach my legs from my bike it was undoubtedly better than riding with straps! Definitely worth it. Need more practice though, and to fiddle about with the cleats probably. And the obvious one that I carelessly ignored, tie the shoes up as tight as possible or your foot just flops around uselessly inside the shoe instead of unclipping.
In a few days you'll wonder how you ever lived without them :)

It is ugly as sin and has the sky logo on it but it is super comfortable and the sky one was cheaper than the rest.

Cranks have arrived at Edwardes

Well I've mastered clipping in. Clipping out, not so much, but my ride to and from work was without casualties and when I wasn't freaking out that I couldn't unattach my legs from my bike it was undoubtedly better than riding with straps! Definitely worth it. Need more practice though, and to fiddle about with the cleats probably. And the obvious one that I carelessly ignored, tie the shoes up as tight as possible or your foot just flops around uselessly inside the shoe instead of unclipping.

I've got the seatbelt+velcro DZRs and I love them.

Just twist your heels away from the bike and your foot will unclip. You'll be doing it in no time.

I have found with DZRs + Times it does seem to be possible to clip in in a couple of positions, which is odd. If you are too close to the cranks it's harder to unclip, you have no float, etc, whereas further out it's all good.

It is ugly as sin and has the sky logo on it but it is super comfortable and the sky one was cheaper than the rest.

where from?

It does look very Grupetto Vedster...

World'd lightest headset. 33g of my new project...