Any question answered...

Well you wouldn't skin them in the neighbours yard..

Why not? You don't shit in your own back yard so why would you want any other mess in your own back yard?

Neither does the Wippermann 1Z1, and it's only a tenner.

sold

thank you.

Why not? You don't shit in your own back yard so why would you want any other mess in your own back yard?

Who says I don't shit in my own yard? What has the council been telling you?

http://www.bikeradar.com/gear/category/components/grips/product/review-fizik-tri-gel-pads-09-34806/

It says "The soft cloth backing means they fit directly on to your current Velcro pads".

Reckon they could be attached without removing the current pads with double-sided tape or similar? Something that wouldn't ruin the existing pads would be best.

Velcro

Is that between standard and 404 or 404 and 808?

That's between a standard 32 spoke wheel and an 808 at 25km/h, front wheel only.

2W in a 25 might get you from 1:00:00 to 59:52, although at that speed an 808 gets you more like 8W, so about 30s.

lumens

Velcro

My current pads are attached with velcro. These Fizik ones are cloth backed as they expect you to remove your existing pads and install the Fiziks. I'm thinking about double the fun and using two sets of pads.

i would love to have a velcro suit but i dont think id like to be a brake pad.

That's between a standard 32 spoke wheel and an 808 at 25km/h, front wheel only.

2W in a 25 might get you from 1:00:00 to 59:52, although at that speed an 808 gets you more like 8W, so about 30s.

So, assuming I was to achieve my target 740k (ha! Well, I've got nothing else to aim for), using an 808 over a standard front would get me 4-5 extra kilometres. I'll say "it's not worth it" now and then miss some milestone by 1k and then regret using a standard wheel forever..

i would love to have a velcro suit but i dont think id like to be a brake pad.

Aerobar pad

oh thats not fun at all.

http://www.bikeradar.com/gear/category/components/grips/product/review-fizik-tri-gel-pads-09-34806/

If you're after more comfort for the 24h, are you sure gel is the way to go? Seems like a lot of money if you're not certain they are going to be an improvement on the über-comfy 3T or Vision pads.

http://www.wiggle.co.uk/3t-comfort-pads-clip-on-kit

http://www.allterraincycles.co.uk/product/118139.html

I already have gel pads. I wanted to get thicker version of the same thing though. Pro don't seem to do them.

To be fair, I made a note of changing pads quite early into my long TT rides but my forearms aren't getting nearly as beaten up as they were.

Not sure those Vision pads would fit the Pro armrests that well. Looks like I'll be sticking with what I got.

anyone got an idea how much I could sell these 2 BMX frames for?
https://mail.google.com/mail/?ui=2&ik=5234a9c6b8&view=att&th=130aa113fe317e81&attid=0.1&disp=inline&zw

Linking to email fail there Henry.

well the link works for me...

Yeah, but we don't know your email password...

Well yes, it would, but it it not working for anyone else makes it tricky to answer your question :)

http://www.imageupload.org/?d=0F72351D1

still not working

pre-emptive fiddy dorrah while you struggle to make that work.

Fiddy dorrah and half a kitkat

im too tired for this shit.
http://www.imageupload.org/?d=49810B881