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This just blows my mind! I was thinking of cycling home tonight from W12 to N12 and had no idea of the preparations I should be making - especially as I am "ridding long distances" [sic] on a regular basis. Thanks for opening my eyes.
I can make a two-mile detour to take in the Hendon Evans, but there are no Prets on my route [gasp]. I was wondering if you could recommend an alternative chain to refule [sic] at, saxondale? Perhaps you could prepare a a Pret-Evans map of the capital... the we all could make safer long riddes [sic] across London.
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Never leave a decent bike on the street without an armed guard, Zoe
Even a crap-looking bike will get nicked if it is not secured well enough
Using two different locks requires two kinds of tool to break them - that would slow a thief down and make them look at other items on the street to nick instead
Oh and don't chain it to a short bollard... heheheehehe
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I have five-year-old twin boys - and THEY think they are too old for this kind of books now. That is because I used to read them this level of book since they were two. I've since read more involved books BUT now that they are starting to read themselves, these are good practice and should come back into vogue. It's a hard sell, though.
So, I'd say 2-4
and equally boys and girls
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US company www.thebikebiz.com has the Dia Compe ones and Vittoria ones in stock - good pix of them too
No cheaper than here methinks, plus there's shipping
Good point about rain - has anyone run these for some time and kept them white?
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Here's some more white ones - Dia-Compe - at Charlie the Bike Monger
http://www.charliethebikemonger.com/.../procart10.htmHave you even read the above posts?!?
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i had a sense of humour failure earlier - so now at long last, after a total shit-fest of a day - hahahahahahahahaha hahahahahahahahaahahaha hahahahahahahahahah ahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha hehehehe hehehehehehehehehehe hehehehehehehehehehehehehheheheheheh ehhehehhehe hehe heheehh eheheehhehe -
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Footballer Teddy Sherringham was never the quickest player, but he was frequently described as "having five yards in his head", which more than made up for his lack of physical pace. Indeed he continued as a pro until the age of 42, when all of his peers had retired.