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Valance Bike

(^works well with Spanish phonology)

Russell Kay took my quilt.

People on my mattress that I don't like

[strike]Publically[/strike]

doesn't matter

Four-Poster List - Of Classic or Near-Classical form

That's it. I'm done.

Mattresses, what's ruining your day?

Bed appreciation, the aesthetics.... the engineering etc.

Any mattress soiled.

Orient bed spread.

Look what I just got between the posts.

:(

Sorry Balki.

:(

Does bedding really exist?

I need to get some gear outer cable and some brake outer cable, but only a little of each. Can I buy one and use it for both? which should I get, gear or brake?

If it's only the outer you should be fine.

Brake cable is thicker than gear cable... so just in case there is a difference get brake outer bc it would be wider.

Go to a decent lbs, they will have rolls of both. Ask them for the right length of each.

Bet you never thought this day would come did you Andy?

No.

My life is now complete.

Bedscoble

If it's only the outer you should be fine.

Brake cable is thicker than gear cable... so just in case there is a difference get brake outer bc it would be wider.

No. You need the correct outer for each in order for the cable to run inside properly.

SIS-gear cable outer, that has longitudal "fibres" instead of "coiled spring" should never been used as brake cable or you will risk loss of life and limb.

http://www.wiggle.co.uk/kiron-mistral-road-bike-frame/

£250. Is it worth it?

http://www.wiggle.co.uk/kiron-mistral-road-bike-frame/

£250. Is it worth it?

If you're happy with the fork, headset and seatpost, you're only paying £100 for the bare frame, so yes.

No. You need the correct outer for each in order for the cable to run inside properly.

this.
if you use normal brake cable for indexed gears it will not shift properly

SIS-gear cable outer, that has longitudal "fibres" instead of "coiled spring" should never been used as brake cable or you will risk loss of life and limb.

Have a look at Odyssey Slic cable, and Goodridge compressionless brake cable.

Both of these are of the longitudinal fibre type, rather than the coiled spring variety.

The issue with using something like SIS cable is that (I am conjecturing here) it's narrower, so the chance of snapping it is greater.

Brake cable housing is, normally, pretty shit, it benefits from being changed to the same type as gear housing, albeit you need it to be of a larger gauge to accomodate the thicker cable.

IMHO etc and blah.

O/T - does anyone know of a decent butcher in south london(ish) that is open on a sunday.

The meat in brixton market smelled a bit jizzy. and ginger pig are closed. I want a roast!