South West

Oh, let's all do what YOU want to do.

No, just joking - a valid point.
Where is good? When?

Probably not the best to be trying to sort this out on a thread titled ' South West', though.

ha ha new thread me thinks

Hello. waves

I'm in Balham & a fixed Touche rider, though not the mystery Touche rider I don't think (never been to Southfields on it).

And here's the problem. No sooner do we start an SW thread, than a load of SE-ers flock in and start organising a pi$$ up.

I only ever see the mystery Touche rider when I am walking to the station. The fact that I am walking to the station means that I am hungover, having left my bike in the shed at work and gone to the pub the night before. He Touches past me and his Touche says "I'm fixing-it all the way to work now, and you've got to stand on a train with a headache surrounded by ugly people"

yeh i find it funny that none of the s-e people could be arsed to make a thread and their dedication to organising a proverbial piss up

also i dont know what you guys mean by touche (forgive if thats some kinda novice question)

Pearson Touche.. type o' bike: http://www.pearsoncycles.co.uk/index.html?action=97

This is a Pearson Touche

Nothing wrong with it at all. It's just the mystery taunts me when I have a hangover.

ok thanks for enlightening me

villa-ru Hello. waves

I'm in Balham & a fixed Touche rider, though not the mystery Touche rider I don't think (never been to Southfields on it).
did you go to school down tooting? (i used to go to ernest bevin)

Ratboy [quote]villa-ru Hello. waves

I'm in Balham & a fixed Touche rider, though not the mystery Touche rider I don't think (never been to Southfields on it).
did you go to school down tooting? (i used to go to ernest bevin)[/quote]

Nope - originally a Brummie. and sadly school was waaaaaaaay long ago.

jokes i thought i might know you, im always bumming about down balham/tooting thats where most of my mates live p.s. i know two fixie riders who live down balham aswell they both ride on old racers we should organise our own booze up and ban the s-e people lol

south london born and raised, am in for all sorts of south london drinking and riding type things.

there's not many of us left Cornelius.

been down in Tooting/Colliers Wood for about 10 years, but grew up in Norwood/Bermondsey

man im third generation clapham lived in one house all my life i like our side of the river lol

yeh i get dizzy spells if I'm over the river for too long..

i love crossing the river .......... but only cause i appreciate home more afterwards

nothing like heading south, and crossing a bridge, any bridge, even if your still an hour away from your house, but knowing that you are home...

god I love sarf london

clefty yeh i get dizzy spells if I'm over the river for too long..

Wait 'til the nosebleeds kick in... Upper Street, jus' a trickle... Coke Newington, a bleedin' gorefest... Or mebbe that's just a lifestyle ting...
I vote for a Friday night meet by the skate park/Brixton Cycles around closin'' time followed by a few 'Pussycats' (rum & ginger ale) with the BC boys down the Effra finished off with a trackstand comp on Kellett Road at midnite...
Who's bad 'nuff?
BTW I can only trackstand when I'm pissed...

had a lovely bridge moment tonight coming over London bridge after the rain had stopped it was actually quite a nice evening.

i cant trackstand at all despite Roxy's valiant attempts to teach me tonight, however I think I am slowly improving.

cornelius blackfoot nothing like heading south, and crossing a bridge, any bridge, even if your still an hour away from your house, but knowing that you are home...
god I love sarf london

I'll need a fscking big bridge to get that feeling! :)

hippy [quote]cornelius blackfoot nothing like heading south, and crossing a bridge, any bridge, even if your still an hour away from your house, but knowing that you are home...
god I love sarf london

I'll need a fscking big bridge to get that feeling! :)[/quote]
Go sarf my young Padwan, go sarf...
'Tis, indeed, the promised land...

hippy i'm sure with your impressive building prowess a bridge from london to oz could be completed in fewer than three millenia.
how many people would want to make the journey now thats another thing altogether

Well, in a few years you ain't gonna be able to afford to fly there.. so someone had better get building.. otherwise you'll be stuck with us Aussies for ever..

hippy otherwise you'll be stuck with us Aussies for ever..

What's wrong with that?
Let the hottt Ozzie girls in and send the mulleted, Commodore stylin' Bogan boyz go home...
*Lovin' *the hottt Ozzie girls! :D