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The bike weighs 12kg
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Hi @user158758, it's not particularly lightweight, but it's not a lump either. I can weigh it when I get home tonight, if that helps.
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Hi @user158740. Yes, it is still available. The frame is sized as M - I don't know what this translates to in terms of standard geometry, but I think Specialized recommend 5'3" to 5'6" for their size M hybrid bikes. People vary a lot, of course, so you are welcome to try it for size if you like.
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Hi! Sorry for taking so long to reply, been kind of mad busy for the last couple of days.
Yes, it is still for sale. The current owner is about 5'4", or 162cm in new money. -
Specialized Vita Sport ladies bike, in the step-through style, in a bright mulberry (?) red.
- 3 x 8 gears, with Shimano Acera front and rear derailleurs and shifters
- Suntour cranks
- A1 aluminium frame and forks
- Selle SMP TRK saddle
- Specialized Nimbus 28c tyres
Very lightly used, probably only about 50 miles in total, and in excellent condition.
Looking for £200, collection from Epsom environs. - 3 x 8 gears, with Shimano Acera front and rear derailleurs and shifters
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Long time lurking AoC enthusiast...
I did like the IntCode from a couple of years back, but I guess the smaller non-interconnected puzzles are more accessible and more advent-calendar-ish.
Day 13 was fun. First thought - lets make trees and do a DFS to compare them!
Second thought - the strings are actually already in DFS order. So just use them directly.
Third thought - why don't I get the right result for the puzzle data when the examples work? Oh. 10. My regex stupidity. Every day is a school day.
Anyway. Kotlin for me this year. Repo here for anyone interested: https://github.com/gresty-dev/adventofcode2022 -
I really liked this one. Using a circular buffer for the fish counts you can reduce the simulator loop to a single addition.
https://github.com/cgresty/adventofcode2021/blob/main/src/main/java/dev/gresty/aoc2021/Day06.java
The XS10 does have IBIS, so you're not giving that up.
I have one, and one of the things I most like about it compared to other small Fuji bodies, is that handgrip. Because the camera just dangles off the end of your fingers with no effort, even with the chunky 16-80mm lens attached. ymmv of course.