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thanks! i'm nw1 but that looks like a solid joint which i'm happy to travel for.
got at least 7 things i need patched, hemmed, or repaired.

The crotch on a couple of my riding shorts (denim fabric, not spandex) are about to blow out. Anyone here have someone who can do a good job of replacing with some fabric ive got?

cheers @jono84, yea @ojwithbits i tend to do the friday night skills sessions. give a holler if you end up at one of those. enjoy the taster sesh

2013 Fuji Track 2.1

sesamoid bone

very cool, thanks for the edumacation

based on this, that wee lil floater off the 3rd metacarpal head is likely also a sesamoid bone
https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/Distribution-of-Sesamoid-Bones-in-the-Hand%E2%80%94A-Study-Ting-San/983c6745f98ceb066c8c711cf4efab934f641917

can you be more specific re: the size? i have a 54cm, likely a bit big, but just in case..

you're a good man for that @Skülly. i'm sure he will appreciate your presence.

my expertise are because i've broken 15 bones. 5 in my face, 2 arm, 1 tibia, 1 rib, the rest were in my hands. the hands were done when i was younger so my experience with reading my own xrays is literally adolescent.

with that said, in my unprofessional opinion, nothing displaced if anything. i circled what i find curious. circled the thumb nubbin just because it is simply curious.

bones take 6 weeks to heal completely. bone bruises can feel like a break, but you can usually get full grip strength through the pain. a proper break will make your hand want to go limp if you try and make a tight fist, even after a week.

immobilise your hand within reason for the next 3-4 weeks (do not ride bikes, from experience, you will displace anything that isn't already and that means surgery to straighten it). then only light pressure and whatnot for the final 2-3 weeks.

the window for a doctor to do anything to straighten displaced fractures is inside a week, after that they would have to rebreak it, which is also very unpleasant. otherwise they're just going to wrap it in a cast.

This is great everyone, thank you.
I did it via denmark hill last week, which was fine on a weekend morning, but i was skeptical for weekday evenings.
Will test these routes out and learn the lay of the land.

whats the chillest route between temple/holburn and herne hill in the late evening?
im not too familiar with south of the river, havent done much exploring yet, and would prefer not to wrong turn myself into a bad spot when im knackered.

perfecto, PMing

hah, hi alexi. funny bumping into you on here

are you a Fuckface or a Gigantic?

oh shit, do i know you?
got a bfixed handle? 😝

well this is a refreshing thread to come across as a boston transplant.

title^
looking for the whole set, top cap to the race.

cheers

PMing

you want dark and dry. moisture will be what sprouts them, fridges have too much moisture. use a basket on a shelf or counter that isn't in the sun and good air circulation.
https://food52.com/blog/14613-the-best-way-to-store-potatoes

@jono84 easy buy and a good chat

@Pifko 32c gators, i'm modern like that

Im going to start going to HHV with some frequency, anyone else?
Im signed up for track skills on the next 2 fridays @730, and this Saturday at noon.

Post up if you want to meet up and ride down together.
I live in camden and work near farringdon, am happy to divert for a middle ground.

happened to me taking a corner in camden on Friday evening, went down like i hit an ice patch. if i didn't have a helmet id have slid a meter or so on my forehead and nose. need to replace that now. pavement spectators were super nice and kind, to the point of a guy handing me 3 oxys...
then an hour later i saw a big guy do the same thing on a corner by tower bridge. he hit hard. it's just plain old greasy out there. i'm real cautious to corner until a proper rainstorm rolls through. careful out there.

street sweepers should have a suds setting.

have PMed you both, so i may be sorted. will bump if not.

ideally a right one

please and thanks