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Come on. We need a link to this video. This thread is like chatting up someone that's way out of your league. You can imagine what it's going to be like but can't actually see it.

All my cards are the opposite. You repay the lowest APR first so you'll have your first £1000 allocated to your interest free balance and the £300 purchases will continue to cost you until you you've paid the balance off. Best to check your own Ts&Cs.

^^^^ great veins there.

Mmmmmmm....

I prefer being creative with an Aeropress and hand grinder than just throwing money at a machine which is how I felt when I had my Gaggia Classic. The fact that I can take it away with me when I travel is a massive bonus. As far as I'm aware a Gaggia Classic and a Mazzer Mini won't fit in airline hand luggage.

It's been seven weeks now since I unfortunately lost my Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra at a gig in Berlin. It's taken a while to get the insurance claim sorted out but that's it all in now, including the box which the loss replacement contractor requested. Hopefully I'll have a favourable outcome.

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All items gone. Thank you and goodnight.

Cranks and chainring gone. BB still available.

Speaking of Aeropress. I've entered the Scottish Aeropress Championships which are in a few weeks. The 'championship beans' will be with me by the end of the week and I then need to perfect my brewing regime before writing it down for submission to the judges and performing it in the allocated 2 minutes on the day.

Anyone any tips for getting the best out of it? I've only really tried a few methods and thought I'd enter this as a wee challenge for myself.

These were being saved for a track build later in the year but finances dictate they have to go.

Shimano Dura Ace 7600 165mm cranks. They were a bit scruffy so the anodising he's been stripped from the outsides and they've been polished up a bit. Tapers and threads perfect. £80 to your door.

Shimano Dura Ace 7710 50T chainring (1/8"). Plenty of life left in this chainring. £40 to your door.

Sugino 75 109mm BSA ISO bottom bracket (brand new in box). £60 to your door.

Cranks and chainring gone.

You've just linked to your own hard drive. You have to upload somewhere first.

^^^ is that the arched walkway from inception?

Goatse dress?

http://www.motorcyclenews.com/mcn/news/newsresults/videos/2013/may/may0313-video-pinlock/

Panniers are definitely a better idea but I always stick with the bag for commuting.

Yeah I misread the groupon page because it had about 4 different dates on it. The voucher, if purchased, had to be used by 18/04/14. I thought it was available to buy until then.

There's a group on discount for CBT at one of the local training places until 18/04/14 if you have a look.

If a 50cc scooter is classed as a moped then it seems no L plates required. I'm pretty sure if you pass the practical on a scooter you'd need to retake on a geared bike before riding one with gears.

I was thinking about a Phil for my second set of Dura Ace 7600s (Hatta R9400 on the others) and couldn't really justify the cost (~£110-130 with the cups and tool). I ended up getting a new Sugino 75 off eBay for £47.

I quite like loose balls and have all the tools but for cartridge just look to get a nice sealed for minimal maintenance.

I have a few pals who got these from uni and they all love them.

Can all Brompton approved retailers order in a bespoke brompton for C2W or only the 'red logo' shops?

I've recently had the pleasant surprise of one of a handful of truly fantastic cafés in Glasgow opening their roastery 50m from my front door. Time to cancel my Pact subscription.

After watching the first episode of W1A I'm pretty much decided on a Brompton for cycle2work. I'll have to decide what to do with my Dawes Kingpin though.

Off to berlin tomorrow. Any tips for good things to do? No bike but on the lookout for some top quality techno.