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Mirch Masala is also my fav indian restaurant - i go to the one in Tooting about once a week. They have some naan bread with coconut, yum!

For those interested on volunteer at the Tour of Britain this year:

http://tourofbritain.co.uk/volunteer_pages/volunteer_2007.asp

Is it a steel frame?

If you want to support the locals, get Royce instead - it's nearly handmade in UK (the company is made of only 4 guys) ;)

Mac here as well

Like these guys did!

http://www.cyclingnews.com/cyclingtravel/fixedtour.shtml

Foreign eBay doesn't work as well as eBay UK - specially in France. First, they doesn't speak english - or even try - second mostly of them doesn't know how to use Paypal (or even Internet)... even eBay US cold be a pain sometimes cos americas doesn't know how to send stuff overseas!

Suggest if you buying from eBay France (or any other country) always go for the sellers who accept Paypal (Paypal/eBay have a buyer protection program, which is (very) slow but kind of works...)

The Hozan lockring tool is pretty good - for chain whip, a good idea is get the Park one and replace the chain for a 1/8 one:

Alex - you gonna use them for racing or on the streets? I have two pairs of Mavic Champagne CXP30 rims, one in 36 and one in 32 holes, tubulars = they are better rims than Velocity's in my opinion, and any tubular rim is way lighter than a clincher!

Yes i just listed it today, feel free to make me an offer but please get in touch asap cos i don't like to withdrawn an auction when there's people bidding on it... the frame is pretty sweet, and it takes 700c front and rear so no need to buy another wheel (mostly of lo-pro frames uses 650c or even smaller front wheels)... my e-mail is robertomedeiros.com.br cheers

Talking about lo-pro frames...

It's true, DA's rolls better, but they're not sealed tho...

They are but won't recommend use road shoes with MTB cleats on streets - get MTB shoes instead

Oh man there's nothing better than italian-made shoes, Sidis fits like a glove and are worth every pence - don't go for the cheaper options, save a bit more and get the Dominators or similar model.

About the same, suggest you go to a shop and ask to try a pair of Sidis, so you could make sure which size you need...

One thing i like about Sidis is that they looks allright even like being used for one year... they always looks kind of nice and new.

Oh you the guy who asked for the tool a while ago, right? Where about you live? send me an e-mail - rob at teambme dot com

Hi - i gonna order some Phil hubs and other bits which should arrive in about 10 days, is anyone looking for hubs and other PW stuff?

I can get hubs and sprockets (cheaper than Condor/BC) and othert stuff which is quite hard to get in UK, like the SLR track hubs (slotted flanges , lighter than the LF hubs, and also looks more "old school"), sprockets (Condor and Brixton Cycles sells sprockets up to 18t... but PW makes even 22t sprockets!), bottom brackets (their bottoms brackets are lighter than Royce ones, and cheaper)...

Oh and black anodized hubs, might be able to get red and maybe, maybe, golden...

I do have a Campag aero seatpost 26.4, in good shape - send me an e-mail rob at robertomedeiros dot com dot br

My vote is for John's bike - this dude has style!!!

"Bicycle Nerds"

"Cyclists Revenge"

I quite like "The Cog and Sprocket", but didn't want anything too FG-related...

Suggestions for bike shop names - if you could open a bike shop, how would you call it? :)