Bicycle Tag of bike

If I am right - and I am usually not - street view isn't up to date on the new one either.

I was not. By about 7 miles.

Heh. Good job I got it first then Will.

Street view seems to have a black hole on the new tag. Ho Hum.

I was trying to find this one before leaving the house, but am a bit stumped. The way I'm reading the clue, though, would put it just outside of the M25 - mashton, is this right? If so, isn't that against the rules?

No, you're on the wrong track. It's one of the more central ones we've had in a while.

Just got back from Milton Keynes. Not having any luck this week.

A bond reference and is that an Aston Martin in the background? Coincidence??

yay i got it right!! i knew it was there but kept looking and confused myself, yay.

I hope the clue is not too cryptic. We'll see how you may fare.

bond -st?
fare - mayfair?
twig- Stephen Twigg?

Getting warmer.

Anyone do crosswords?

A bond reference and is that an Aston Martin in the background? Coincidence??

Or could it be a car tag? Is there a bike rack on the Aston?

Ha, I wish.

Ha, cracked the clue. Nice one! Someone else can go and get it though. I've already been banned from white van tagging and even if I wasn't I wouldn't pay a tenner for the privilage of blagging it.

Anyone else?

Great, I broke bike tag. Doh!

Does anyone want another clue? Another anagram perhaps? Or maybe you can get it without one, you will truly then be our Don.

which part was the anagram? I have spent way too long on this. the twig it part sent me off on what i think was a wild goose chase

Fucking cryptic crosswords annoy the fuck out of me.

Just sayin.

*Seems *this tag really takes the biscuit! ;)

It should be pretty straightforward now

which part was the anagram? I have spent way too long on this. the twig it part sent me off on what i think was a wild goose chase

Have a look at the original clue again, I have made it more obvious.

Skully, I'm sorry but I really can't think of a better way to give a clue.

Well I thought it was Pinewood Studies, what with the bond, wood and fire (destroyed) references - but apparantly not.

I also agree with Skully. I don't think of myself as particularly stupid, but I really don't understand how on earth people work out cryptic crossword clues without being told which words are significant - but then again maybe most stupid people don't think of themselves as stupid...

Tell them which are significant by putting them in quotes for example?

I'm regretting this now. I honestly don't think I would be able to figure it out. It's practically unGoogleable, is in a streetview black hole, on a street no one will have heard of. I only posted it for, good, personal reasons.

Oops

#notacluepost

I don't see the problem with that, tbh. Someone will find it.

Gonna go out on a limb, and guess 'twig' is part of the clue, especially as one of the sculptures is a model.

Ah, found it. It's easy once you pointed out the anagram. All I had to to was start looking around maps for a road name which matched :)