Can some one tell me how to brake?

ras have you thought why your ex gave you a bike with no brakes?

lol

To echo seb, I want a picture of both you and your bike so that I know to stay as far away from you as possible, until you fit a brake. Please?

Also we will pass the bike and photo on to the emergency services with a note saying "you will see this person soon, probably within 20 feet of (parts of) this bike, with a large red smear in between."

:)

lucky_saddle [quote]hippy "lydia chlamydia" = very creative parents.

Ha-ha! That's not my real name, its just something I picked up whilst travelling![/quote]

There are creams for that.

your favourite scott i would have been more inclined to believe this had it not been for the 'fancying Dale' bit....that is just TOO far fetched!....:)

there's only one person that fancies dale, so that must mean Lydia = dogsballs.

not that anyone hadn't already worked that out straight away

ras have you thought why your ex gave you a bike with no brakes?

yup.

Hi Lydia,
So I'm going to be trusting here (and it can only help).
There's a women's only bike group, we meet every tuesday. Be there and we'll sort you out.
Maybe the forks you have aren't worth saving, but your head is.
Check the Trixie Chix thread.
If you exist then hopefully we'll see you tuesday.

this is why girls shouldn't ride bikes

[img=http://img139.imageshack.us/img139/9765/brakespd0.jpg]

that is so bent

ha!

I'm surprised they haven't got a little box with a picture of some bender geezer in drainpipes with a jazz beard and a big red tick next to it

From IRO's website:

"The front end is tight with a 30 degree rake. No braze-on anywhere but it is drilled for a front brake.The frame and fork are made from heat treated Reynolds 631 round tubing. It is the perfect bike for track racing, messengers, communting, grocery runs, and errands around town. If you are looking for a practical path into an exciting part of cycling, this is the perfect bicycle for you. "

"communting" sounds like fun....