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Yeah me too, my bro just bought me new pedals and need some 2 cleat hole shoes, looking at something like this
I would need them to be walkable but still stiff to put the power down, is that too much to ask?

Yeah this is pretty much a carbon copy, does this mean your gonna delete it VB?

Well I've tagged the shit out of this one so people can find it. I should prob of shoved it in an already open spoke thread tho, my bad.

@Fruitbat, Thought it might be but couldn't find it when I searched.

@rik yep it is re good, would of been better if I found it a couple of weeks ago, then I wouldn't of bought the wrong bloody spokes.

Just came across the username and password for the Mavic Tech Website. Thought people would be interested

Tech site

Login: mavic-com

PW: dealer

Should help when looking for those pesky ERDs and stuff.

Use washers to space out the rear hub, can't get any cheaper than that

I use Deezer, it knows what I like and is really simple to use, which helps.

I work for waitrose and a few months ago in the food illustrated magazine a mistakenly advertised a£20 bottle of whiskey for £6, in some stores this price was honoured but in mine it was just withdrawn from sale until the advertised offer was over, not sure if one was sold at that price before withdrawing or not. Also waitrose, and I assume all retailers have to do legality checks on products to ensure they are the correct price.

As far as I'm aware, if a ticket states a price than that has to be honoured for that product.

looks good at that price, for sure

For someone who 5 foot 8?

This one maybe
condor

Gotta love the powerlink for cleaning, if you can be arsed.

i was looking at motorbike levers for my tyres but wasn't sure if they would work. think they are cheaper than bike specific stuff as well and more than likely stronger

YouTube - The two ronnies - Fork handles

@scrapper

These things I find are pretty hand

steel core tyre lever

My tyre's are a complete bitch to get on and off, got me some of these and they did the trick. unfortunately I have still managed to wreck one so they are by no means indestructable. Great if you have a puncture in the middle of no where tho. Time to invest in some workshop tyre levers I think?

Yep just re read it, its probably just a case of him sourcing a bike for you as opposed to stealing it, how very cynical of me.

Is it me or does this seem dodgy as fuck

http://www.gumtree.com/london/41/24384141.html

Did you go for the one at sjs?

I've just ordered one of these and I have no idea how to fit it.... Does it need a press like an headset? or does it just sit in? It's going into an old road frame 68 shell, 110 wide for a conversion.

I've been looking to get one of those, let us know how it goes. My BB shell is stripped but it still works fine (i think anyway) but would likely invest in a threadless if it all went wrong.

Whisky?

Oh and is the difference between a converted roadie and a track frame that different?

How much do you reckon you could build up fixed gear for? including frame et al, under £100?

Good to see they are as good as their word, although half the time it depends who you speak to in the shop, can be a bit of a lottery in some places as I'm sure has been mentioned a zillion times on here and other places.

Road bike - shit loads but its shiny and quick

just a chainring £12, wheel built £50, chain £15 bike £75 brake pads £4

Proper budget!

I'm a student in Edinburgh and have a six mile ride to uni but today I decided to study at home, which was a bad idea cos I feel crap and have spent half the day cleaning little bits on my bike and eating crap, really missed that six mile dash today and destroying the fair weather fannies on their hybrids. It really wakes me up and much better then getting the disease riddled bus, plus I think I work better after a bit of excercise and don't have the distraction of cleaning the flat and bikes and making food and facebook et al.