Any question answered...

If I punch myself in the face, repeatedly, will it be more or less fun than kicking myself in the nuts?

I'd go for a combo... and perhaps throw in a kidney punch™ for the win.

Punch yourself in the nuts.
Pics or it didn't happen.

If I punch myself in the face, repeatedly, will it be more or less fun than kicking myself in the nuts?

More.

Getting hit in the nuts is never fun.

I'm sure Paligap or somewhere else used to offer an upgrade for a wired SL+ Powertap hub to wireless for £80 for hub only. I was always put off because of the price of the wireless computers (no interest in ANT+) so just wanted the Joule or whatever.

I've managed to nab a cheap wireless computer, but now I come to look, I can't see to find anywhere offering the upgrade. Am I too late/shit out of luck?

...kicking myself in the nuts?
Tricky move.

But possible.

Video or it didn't happen.

Any sub 2kg fixed wheelsets out there for under £200 of am I best going for an aerorage rear and road front?

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It's more of a cheeky heel flick, but is doable, if not advisable.

I don't have the flexibility in my hips. thanks god

reed switch?!? that's a bit old hat; one would hope that any recent devices employ hall effect technology

Reed switches are cheap, robust (mechanically and electromagnetically), accurate, and simple to interface to the electronics (no amplifiers, "signal conditioning" is a simple debouncer). If it's not broken, don't fix it.

I'm moving to North London (Harringay), and want to get back into racing (Road/TT poss track) What club should I join?

Strava

Cycling Club Hackney.

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Cycling-Club-Hackney/173860289294369?_fb_noscript=1

(Web-site at http://www.cyclingclubhackney.co.uk/ but currently under construction.)

Maybe, but the implied load for a larger rack like that might not make it a very good idea. You could drill out the mounting hole to fit the front axle.

Ok then is this rack compatible with these forks? It has drilling at the back for a mudguard I presume.

I'm sure Paligap or somewhere else used to offer an upgrade for a wired SL+ Powertap hub to wireless for £80 for hub only. I was always put off because of the price of the wireless computers (no interest in ANT+) so just wanted the Joule or whatever.

I've managed to nab a cheap wireless computer, but now I come to look, I can't see to find anywhere offering the upgrade. Am I too late/shit out of luck?

Wired to Wireless upgrade costs ~£450.

The £80 you are thinking of is the ANT+ updater which is a single-use device that updates their older wireless hubs to ANT+ so they can be used with ANT+ HR and cadence sensors.

Does anyone knows the right thread where to post this:

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/thecollector/the-collector-1

I'm trying to help a friend, any advise or personal involvement will be much appreciated.

Cycling Club Hackney.

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Cycling-Club-Hackney/173860289294369?_fb_noscript=1

(Web-site at http://www.cyclingclubhackney.co.uk/ but currently under construction.)

Thanks! They don't show up on the BC club finder so hadn't considered CC Hackney yet. Does anyone on here ride with them?

Ok then is this rack compatible with these forks? It has drilling at the back for a mudguard I presume.

anyone?

Thanks! They don't show up on the BC club finder so hadn't considered CC Hackney yet. Does anyone on here ride with them?

http://taogeogheganhart.blogspot.co.uk/

Can anyone recommend a cheap digital watch with a split lap timer(?)?

Basically I want to have an alarm go off every 2 mins. If that makes sense.

Cheers.

Wired to Wireless upgrade costs ~£450.

The £80 you are thinking of is the ANT+ updater which is a single-use device that updates their older wireless hubs to ANT+ so they can be used with ANT+ HR and cadence sensors.

Follow on question...anyone want to buy a wireless CycleOps head unit dirt cheap??

Bummer :(

anyone?

I don't know about carbon, would stick to steel for a load carrying fork.