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Ha, or you could just click the link!
Smarter than your average bear.

I don't know how else to do this so if you cut n paste the URL below into a new browser it (fingers crossed) should direct you to my Brighton set.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/24975903@N03/sets/72157604406696584/

Stu

I was advised to keep them small, I don't undertand all the computer stuff so just do what I am told.
I could just put the url link to my flickr page I guess I'll give that a try.
BTW Hippy fcuk your fast on that bike.

I have attached a couple of pics from the ride. Hey 57 Miles in under 4 Hours I think we kick ass.
Stu

Last try

Testing again

Cheers, I am getting there now.

Best way... is to click Quote or Reply... and then click the paperclip icon above the text box and it will open a popup asking for the URL to the image or to upload from your computer.

Uploading to this server helps as we can make thumbnails (which help the page load faster) and make sure the picture is always available (in the future) as well as files we host we know the size of so we can make sure that the "jump to new post" thing always works accurately.

VB I must be blind as I can't see any paperclip icon? I will keep trying as I have 9 photos from the L2B that I want to post. Stu

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2144/2392588994_775a78618f_b.jpg
Testing

Was really good to meet you peeps and do some rad riding and see how to ride a fixed properly. I hope to put some pics up and if I am still alive in the morning I will take my fixed out to Speakers Corner for Sheldon tomorrow.
Cornelius you crack me up!!
My first proper ride in UK and covered 75 miles with a great bunch.
Jonny thanks for the beer.
Stu.

I have just jotted down your # ornmnt and pm you my # as well.
See you on the ride.

I quite like Builds #7 as it reminds me of my first proper introduction to the Mini Cab cnuts on our roads. three months off the bike thanks very much.
Actually I like loads of them and voted accordingly. I hope I can afford them all.

Ok. I want to do this ride and have the option of fixed 44x18 or geared Hybrid (and am of an age that gears are acceptable and I'm not slow on this bike) would love to do it fixed but don't want to bore others by holding them back, or spinning wildly.
I understand the current start to be Wellington arch 08:00 am Saturday, is this correct?
I see the majority are going fixed. How many are going geared??
Stu

WTF. Is that the owl and the pussy cat.??

Can I use your last pic as my wallpaper?? Two weeks on a London bike, where did you get this?
serious bike porn and I just love the brooks

The frame/bike I bought would be a couple of years old if not three or four but thanks for the info. The guy I bought it from said he bought it new from Edwardes two and a half years ago and that it was Italian made. I plan to go to the shop and ask them directly.
Cheers.

I use spd's on my hybrid commuter and think I will change the rat traps for clipless. The bike had no pedals when I bought it but I convinced the guy to throw in a pair so I could ride it home to Richmond.

Those scaffolders are very fast these days.
Ad yes, where is the new bike??

Yup. Right place right time and right frame size. go figure.
Had been looking at a Lemond Filmore for $450 (albeit freewheel) for about a month and then because of this forum went to the track meet and voila.
Oh the tyres and tubes are new, it had vittoria 700.20 white walls on when I bought it (free to good home btw)

But this ishttp://farm3.static.flickr.com/2206/2358981228_79d61b08ff_o.jpgBut this is

danger joel i dont think its a ron cooper, he left gillott in 1967/68. plus i thought he only did lugged frames, hes now doing stuff for the witcombs apparently, so you could take it there and ask him.

You are right, it is certainly Not a Ron Cooper frame.
Cheers though

Cheers Andy, that was my next course of action.
Just thought that someone who was at the track might have had an idea.
Thanks

Cheers Guys. I should have guessed it would be written on the frame for all the world to see

To my knowledge Edwardes never built frames but did buy Guillot and even then Ron Cooper, the principal builder left Guillot/Edwardes in the late 60s.
And yes. Tis a nice one!!

Have to dash out but will check back on this post in an hour or so.

£270.