Any question answered...

The plates that my cleats screw into on my Dominators have warped, will these be sidi specific, if so where can I get some in the UK other than JE James, otherwise, can I use any brand of them and which would be the best?

http://www.sidicafe.co.uk/sidi-mtb-reinforcement-plate-19.html

No, you bend back the tab on itself and it should click into place.

http://s3.amazonaws.com/imgly_production/4772554/large.jpg
The plastic tab fits in to where the little arrows are pointing.

Srsly?

This means having the plastic tab in my mouth hitting my teeth and worrying about it coming loose and swallowing it.

How hard is it to design a hole??

Srsly?

How hard is it to drink from a cup??

Jesus wept.

How hard is it to design a hole??

It's better than your attempt.

Electricity-assisted bikes. Are they just for pansies?

yup.

now do some work!

srs answer they might have more of a use but are too heavy and speed limited

I've started to rebuild my brand affinity with McDonalds, lasted visited when I was 5

The whole experience leaves me unable to enjoy my coffee - am I doing it right?

Hmmmm.

#coffeesnob

How the hell do they get warped?

I've had some crack around the holes before. Got new ones from here:

http://www.sidicafe.co.uk/sidi-mtb-reinforcement-plate-19.html

I've had some crack around the holes before.

lol

Electricity-assisted bikes. Are they just for pansies?

Someone I know bought a Giant Escape Hybrid when he gave up his driving licence (80 yr old + angina) and is currently doing around 100 miles per week on it. It seems fine - if expensive - for shopping and gentle touring (electric assist limited to 15mph ?) but a bit heavy to carry on the train so he's now restoring a Bickerton...

Why does the same ride show 800ft difference in elevation when recorded by my phone compared to when recorded by my Garmin? Which one is right?

Garmin has a barometric pressure sensor so will be more accurate

Your Garmin is purpose built, and it's GPS height measurement is probably more accurate. It likely has a barometric altimeter in any case, which would be more accurate still.

How accurate is the [Garmin] GPS elevation reading?

How accurate is the [Garmin] Barometric Altimeter?

Thanks for the info. So basically, the phone is just using map data whereas the Garmin is actually recording the real elevation using science and magnets?

Your phone is probably using GPS (and whatever add-on software it comes with), Garmin uses purpose built GPS software, or preferentially a barometric altimeter.

Right. Cheers. Funny that it's such a big difference - I always assumed my phone GPS was pretty much infallible as it doesn't make any mistakes N-S-E-W wise, so it's odd that it would be so wrong up-down wise..

Has anyone got the original unedited picture??:

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2013/05/18/article-2326760-19DB424B000005DC-425_634x940.jpg

Someone who works for Getty does.

You don't need it though.

Porn sites >>>>

it's odd that it would be so wrong up-down wise..

GPS isn't very good at altitude, due to trigonometry (and magnets, obviously)

Has anyone got the original unedited picture??:
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It was on all the celeb blogs, but it's much less exciting than the censor bar is leading you to imagine.

apologies for cross-post from Sidi thread -

which is better, "MTB Five XC" or "MTB Spider SRS Vernice" ?

and do the Fives also have replaceable soles?

Are these Bont things special?

6 T-nuts - £25 - http://www.velodromeshop.net/index.php?p=product&id=920

20 T-nuts - £3 - http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/M5-x-8mm-Steel-4-Prong-Knock-In-T-Nut-Tee-Nut-Zinc-Plated-20-pieces-/280908392234?pt=UK_DIY_Material_Nails_Fixing_MJ&hash=item416771e72a

they're special in so far as they'll eventually turn out to be out of stock if you order from velodromeshop.

Urgh, velodromeshop

What bottom bracket do I need for Fuji Track Pro 2010?

Anyone got a thin walled 15mm socket or peanut butter spanner I could borrow for a few hours in west london?