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Cheers Em.Inspirational.

Dibs on the risers!

Hi everyone!

Pffft.

Mr Brown exhibiting a classic example of bad cycling on Lower Thames St.
Yesterday.

Undibs,sorry!

I'm afraid you're only half right there.

But I'll leave it at that. I don't like the man, I don't like what he does and I don't like what he encourages. Carry on.

Fair enough.Maybe you should've just posted this in the first place.

Lucas Brunelle is a cunt.

There, I said it.

He's not a c*nt but you may be.

I don't know you,Jason,but my thoughts are with you at this time.Sounds like you're a fit guy which will help your recovery enormously.Be strong,mate.

From what I can remember,which isn't much,the doorman wasn't keen on letting us into the Spurstowe.We stood across the road drinking beers from the offy.

Niall counted 17 riders last night at the pub.

If you want it, go for it, why are you waiting for other opinion of what bike you should ride?

Are you OK,Ed?He needs advice!

[QUOTE=cliveo;281556 TS is pretty young in my book.[/QUOTE]

Are you reading the Bible?

And I bet £50 your old fella's not from Manchester

He lived closer to OT than Bill ever has to Highbury/Emirates.

Only if you can produce your dad's birth certificate.

You actually made me laugh there.Anyone would think you're a copper's son....

As it happens, you have lived all your life closer to Highbury & the Emirates than any other ground. And what team is it you support?

Man Utd.
Dad's team.
It's within Teh Rulez,no?

Fortis Green, since you ask.

I didn't.Keep your slippers on.

Is it f***. From where I lived til I was 16, it's 6 miles to THFC, whereas it 3 miles to Highbury.

I did not know you grew up in Camden.

I have lived closer to Highbury than any other ground.

FACT.

Bullshit.You're from Muswell Hill which is closer to WHL.

has anyone got experience of the dream machine? slightly worried it might have slacker angles to compensate for weight, which as I'd be planning it as a town bike would not be good for me. I was considering (at a stretch) a Mercian Vigorelli with braze ons and clearance for larger tyres and mudguards, but realised this might do about the same, at £300 less.

the details are here http://tokyofixedbikes.com/index.php?/projects/tokyo-dream-machine/

but with little knowledge, and not having owned a new frame that I could compare them to, the numbers don't mean much to me, can anyone with a little more experience (or ideally someone who owns one) help?

I won this frame and fork in an alleycat last year but haven't managed to build it up yet-I know that isn't much use to you-apart from putting in the BB this very afternoon.Obviously can't tell you anything on how it rides yet but I can tell you it is a beautiful frame and I'm looking forward to getting it on the road.If you do purchase one keep me posted on the build,I am planning to stick front and rear racks on with a more leisurely gearing than my work bike.

Cheers.

Hey,thanks for coming along.Shame about the knuckleheads on the way down to Henry's corner but our city is full of them I'm afraid.It was an especially moving experience hearing Jeff read out the speech from Henry's brother.Bloody freezing night though.
He wont be forgotten.

Let's meet at 7pm-ish,a couple of riders have already said they wont finish work til around 7pm and it's too cold to be standing around.

If you ride a bike in London you are welcome.

In light of recent events,namely the tragic death of bike courier Henry Warwick,a good number of you from this forum have made donations to the London Courier Emergency Fund.The fund would like to thank LFGSS for it's support at this time and for all it's done to help in the past,it is greatly welcomed and appreciated.

Ride safe.

Man, I thought i recognised the bike, just very unexpected even thought I only exchange a few words with him.

Just what they meant by "after work" I have no idea, 5pm? 6? 8?

You left out 7.

Has anyone got a time for Friday? I have told a few people about it and they are all saying what time.

After work,which for a courier is usually between 6 & 7pm.We'll hope to set off just after 7.

Roger that,John.