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Haha yes i came across the KKK twice yesterday, second time he immediately asked me to give him a break and leave him alone lol.
I have to say i do love this game and i was very doubtful i would.
I get about 90 minutes a night on it and having run out of missions to do, found myself levelling up the challenges.
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However, if I find as I did in one fairly new indie bike shop in Bristol, the owner has basically bought their entire stock from Wiggle and doubled the price, they can do one.
Haha, i had an experience like this in central london recently, Continental GP4000ii's listed as £70 each 'Sorry mate, the way the market is going i simply cant afford to get these in any cheaper'
I'm very much keen on supporting independent bike shops but i felt like that scenario was engineered for someone who didn't know any better rather than the resourcing issue delivered. -
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Strange one to report, and could be tempting fate a bit much but thought it would be interesting to some, especially those who are looking to buy but concerned about theft.
I keep my Bullitt in the bike store at the back of the underground carpark of my building. You need a building fob to enter, but that hasn't stopped people from breaking the door to get in and steal bikes throughout the summer.
First they stole all of the Bromptons and a cervelo s3.
They then stole all the alloy race bikes and in the process completely destroyed someones brand new Specialised Allez trying to break a cheap lock by twisting the frame.Not once have they even batted an eye at my Bullitt or tried to remove parts from it.
They are capable of cutting a New York D-Lock as there are many left over as evidence from other thefts, but my bike now sits in a room of rusty old abandoned bikes that aren't of any interest to them.I took out insurance with Hiscox immediately after the first theft. Sadly I cant get the thing back upstairs into my flat without dismantling it and i do like to use it every few days, but generally i think its safe from theft, (they wouldn't know what to do with it or how to ride it out i presume.)
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The main thing is that the screen is now larger and has rounded corners. the impression this gives is a significantly larger screen due to how some apps are using the space. I really like how much you can get on this analogue infograph screen in the image below.
Your next meeting is listed between 9 -3 .
The 4 buttons inside the clock can be active to show progress/ live info and the 4 around the outside are active buttons with slightly more information available. My favourite is the coloured scale for low - high temperature, the dark sky app uses this well.All of the above is great and might work on the older watches, but in the new size i find the buttons are far more accurate and responsive.
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Got my series 4 watch on friday to replace my original.
The Sport Loop strap is incredibly comfortable compared to the Leather Loop and Sport straps i had previously. I hardly notice i'm wearing the new watch as a result.The larger screen, and significant performance improvements are really something, the new complications are really something, i feel like I've got a completely new level of information available to me at a glance.
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France considers bike register as part of drive to increase cycling
French cyclists would have to register their bikes on a national
database under a proposed law aimed at increasing cycle use and
reducing thefts.Bike owners would be given a “certificate of ownership” similar to car
documents to be either presented to the police if the bicycle is
stolen or transferred with the bike when it is sold.Each cycle frame would be marked “in a readable, indelible, permanent
and unforgeable way in a clearly visible place”, the draft text says.
The registration number will be in a form that can be verified by an
optical reader.The proposal is part of a 25-point, €350m (£308m) “Plan Vélo” to be
unveiled by the government before the end of the year. It is expected
to come into effect in 2020 and is aimed at tripling the number of
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Hi Raphael,
I have tried a couple of sets of these, sadly the core of these screws are remarkably hard and they cant find a purchase. I believe a Vice and Table Drill would allow for a high quality drill piece to break down the screws, the m3 tap would probably only be necessary in order to straighten out any damaged threads. -
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Is there anybody out there in possession of a nice heavy table drill and an m3 tap who can help me?
The brake calipers on my BMC have headless m3 bolts for adjusting spring tension and they have become stuck inside of the caliper. I've already attempted to drill them out with my wimpy cordless but not been very successful.
It appears it would cost me £150+ to replace the calipers from manufacturer and that seems more than wasteful so if anyone here has the equipment and can envision their time and materials costing less it would be greatly appreciated. -
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Yeah i think they have begun to under promise and over deliver as part of practice.
Friend of mine went to Regents St store tuesday to buy an iPhone 8.
He was told to sit and a colleague would be with him within 15 minutes. His name was called out by said colleague within 2 min.
When he put the order in, they said someone will bring it down within 15 minutes and it came within 3.
He said he got pissed off each time they said 15 minutes but then came away extremely happy within 10 minutes of entering store.
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Haha this makes me feel better.