Disc brakes are dead

this is almost pleasurable to look at, is everything ok at home?

Nice arty photo

I didn't know you had a pinhole camera

this is actually my manifesto!

expired kodak gold i think ..

I want a review of the Early Rider.

kid is loving it!

nope, @Stuart_M does

Good to hear. I'm looking at the 20" range rn, junior is outgrowing and outspinning his Islabike...

If he has he’s nicked it off me.

Currently it’s in the bike shop awaiting new wheel bearings. DT Swiss are being wankers.

Not enough cat stickers

I've convinced myself this is basically the perfect bike

it's great tbf, all the bike one needs

It is very good, 3rd trip to France on that this year, we went to Auvergne and rode on Virage Romain Bardet au Puy Mary

I keep thinking maybe I should spend money on a carbon frame OR have lighter wheels etc but the 'gains' are pointless and marginal for my mileage plus I can lose some weight on my body instead.

they are strategically placed on this bike 😂

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i was hiking there in august !

What a mad good region! Literally saw less than 10 cyclists over a week, roads are pristine, climbs are amazing, enjoyed more than Alps.

i have never properly british-cycled in the alps, but yeah climbs are easy :) in Cantal

Tis cool - ever miss the carbonda?

I do, yes, once trek dies I will get a carbonda again

Auvergne and rode on Virage Romain Bardet au Puy Mary

Amazing pilgrimage. I'm still wondering what I want to do after Andorra on next year's tour. Initial idea was just ride on to Geneva, now I'm thinking train to nice and doing Torino - Nice in reverse. But I could also head north, pay my respects to Romain and finish in Clermont Ferrand.

Carbon seatpost maybe.

yes good point, would look for one, who makes a good inline 27.2 carbon post?

Hylix

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