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In what way, specifically? The pictures shows two locks securing both wheels and frame. The picture is not sufficiently detailed to indicate the quality of the locks.

Am I missing something? The only issue I can see with the method of locking illustrated in the picture is that the lock on the right is through the front wheel but not the frame (but the frame is secured by the lock on the left anyway).

Seems noone appreciated my attempt at humour.

Haha, no (just an attempt at a joke).

To (partly) answer your question: there is an online store (based in Singapore) selling them, but they seem to only ship to a selection of Asian countries.

A nice sunny day out

I have had no problems with the Miche sprockets. I have them on three bikes, one of which I have ridden daily for about three years now. They don't seem to be made of cheese, unless it's a particular hard and long lasting variety:
To be fair, I have not had to use a chain whip (which is sort of the point of the carrier system) so I have no basis to argue with andyp's experience with removing the carrier.

I think it needs a brake and hoods to qualify for this thread

Which Specialized tape have you got now? I use the Specialized S-Wrap HD Bar Tape. It is expensive, but is very good. Not too padded and very grippy (no problems with grip when wet). I ride without gloves and had tried the Fizik Performance Bar Tape before that and found it horribly slippery when sweaty.

Kinlin XR31T or XR22T

Must have been...

Are you sure they were Fidlock bottles (or the Restrap rebranded version)? They require a twist (in a certain direction) to get them out. The only way I can see a bottle falling off is if somehow one were to knock the bottle so it twists in the right direction (which would be hard to do), or if one let go of the bottle before it snapped back into place

I have some and there is no way the bottles can just fall off

"Berk"... (not worse than "Pompino" I guess)

"Folks, I've been given a dawes horizon by my neighbour. She's old but solid and surprisingly comfy to ride."

Hasbean's annual subscription is £250 for 52 weekly 250g bags of coffee (this price includes the delivery, so it works out pretty cheap). Every week is a different single-origin coffee. You do not have a choice about what you get, which might be a problem if you only like a very specific type of coffee.

Coffees are delivered in an envelope, and easily fit in my mailbox (the slot is 4cm high). Subscription coffees are roasted each Friday and usually arrive on the Saturday (Royal Mail 24 hour delivery).

(There are also some other subscription options.)

They've taken the pictures down now

Anyone know of a black tapered (1-1/8" to 1-1/2") full carbon road fork (43-45mm rake, caliper brake) with clearance for at least 28mm tyres (preferably 30mm)? I bought this "SmileTeam" fork on eBay some time ago. It fits 25mm (Schwalbe Ones on Kinlin XR31T rims) but cannot quite fit 28mm (some very slight rubbing).

Thanks. All the information about the geometry is on the Cinelli website here, including stack, reach, and standover height. Mine is an XS, and I am 158cm tall (short).

I still have not ridden it much (having too much fun riding fixed gear), but it is very comfortable to ride.

Wow...

Must be looking for those marginal gains:

https://cyclingweekly.com/news/product-news/usa-olympic-felt-ta-frd-track-bike-229573

I have an XS Mash Parallax (2015) and it can easily fit 28c Schwalbe One tyres on H Plus Son Archetypes front and rear (with the rear wheel all the way forward in the track ends).

Just finished building it; haven't ridden it yet:

Frameset is on special for £439.99 at Triton cycles: https://www.tritoncycles.co.uk/frames-forks-c6/road-frames-c47/vigorelli-road-steel-frameset-p19355