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• #47527
corny newington green road
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• #47528
Saw a chap yesterday riding a Bianchi track frame, white Spok on the back, short travel suspension forks at the front and a red Ringle Zooka MTB stem from "back in the day", it was awesome.
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• #47529
Thought it was a TT bike? He seemed to be doing more standing around than anything else. What were you riding?
Triathlete.. Probably blown through all three of his C02 carts not knowing how to use them and waiting for wife to pick him up in the X5..
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• #47530
Ouch.
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• #47531
while sitting in a restaurant on upper street spotted a rather lovely white bridgestone anchor with rear deep white wheel and risers i think. 'nybody?
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• #47532
spotted guy on a sweet cervelo road bike with double zipp 808 by holborn
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• #47533
I hope I saw middleofnowhere in Dalston before. If not, me and a stranger had a moment where we thought we recognised each other, nodded, and one said to the other 'alright Matt, how's it going?'
Haven't been anywhere near Dalston today. Hope the stranger enjoyed the moment you shared.
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• #47534
Ah shit.
I hope I haven't insulted anyone else I know by making them think I recognised them, and then giving them a different name.
If it wasn't someone I know at all, then he definitely seemed to recognise me. It was definitely a moment.
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• #47535
Wouldn't worry Tom, could well be you had a speech impediment/mild brain damage and were actually saying "alright, mate"...
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• #47536
It was definitely a moment.
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• #47537
I hope he went home thinking London has suddenly become much more friendly, and decided to pass on good will to all he encountered as well.
I'm going to start using 'alright, Matt' as my greeting to everyone I know who I see on a bike now. DAS is passé and elitist anyway.
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• #47538
"Do a nod!" would be so much more inclusive
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• #47539
Somebody who looked a lot like Sir Edwin Scoble, only on a black fixed/ss frame with not a panier in sight, wearing a green cap, on Great Ormond Street at around 5:30
No.
Stop trying to stalk me.
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• #47540
Yeah, Bruce, start to successfully stalk Ed.
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• #47541
Last night: Rode over London Bridge and up Bishopsgate with a guy on a red Feather. I was sweating my ass off in a tee shirt and he was wearing tights under his shorts, a hoody and I kid you not - a wool beanie under his helmet! You sir must be air conditioned. Hi if you're on here, it was nice chatting to you.
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• #47542
BMMF on the Euston Road just now, helpfully not only wearing a forum cap but also a BMMF-branded messenger bag. Nice to meet you.
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• #47543
Stop trying to stalk me.
Yeah, Bruce, start to successfully stalk Ed.
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• #47545
blonde haired girl / woman with two punctures outside evans victoria last night. i was fixing a puncture on my dolan. thanks for offering your tire levers. i thought about saying 'are you on here' but not sure that asking random women if they're on a forum is good practice. if you are here on, hello
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• #47546
I hope I haven't insulted anyone else I know by making them think I recognised them, and then giving them a different name
Nobody could possible be insulted by being called Matt, he (presumably) wouldn't think you'd forgotten his name, he'd just assume you'd "upgraded" him.
I hope he went home thinking London has suddenly become much more friendly, and decided to pass on good will to all he encountered as well.
I'm going to start using 'alright, Matt' as my greeting to everyone I know who I see on a bike now. DAS is passé and elitist anyway.
Do it often enough and you are bound to get one right eventually, even a stopped clock tells the right time twice a day.
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• #47547
This morning spotted in Shoreditch, a whole raft of wankers on shiny new fixies jumping reds like there was no tomorrow. I saw a few epic bells on the way past Liverpool St, I was literally agog at the fuckwittery. Be careful out there kids; the fair weather hipsters are out in force.
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• #47548
Betty and I saw a man with a forum cap in Clissold Park yesterday evening. We thought about DAS'ing but it seemed inappropriate as he was pushing a geared bike and was busy talking to a lady.
Belated hello to you, we were the two girls sitting on the grass giving your wicker picnic hamper extremely lustful looks.
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• #47549
NurseHoliday, yesterday morning, zooming through Kentish Town!
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• #47550
wicker picnic hamper.
Euph?
Thought it was a TT bike? He seemed to be doing more standing around than anything else. What were you riding?