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1. We've lost 5 days worth of everything
   
   
   

...and nothing of value was lost.

Considering one of the other 'debates' is giving a platform to climate-change denier Professor Ian Plimer, whose claims have been widely refuted by most of the scientific world, I can't see this being the most balanced of evenings. Although I would like to see John Snow getting up and at 'em.

Some more information, such as where you live, how and when it was stolen, what it was locked with/to, would be good.

You best be trollin'

In a cab on Sunday night / Monday morning, we were discussing going to the carnival the next day. Later-on the the mini-cab driver asks, 'this carnival tomorrow, where is it?'

The Knowledge.

I'm travelling to the Poole/Bournemouth region this evening, returning Sat afternoon, but I have no way of getting to New Milton. If you can get it to Poole I might be able to help you out...

Nice vid, but @ 0:58 - what are they trying to say here? That these tyres work in puddles?

I take 20. Pairs.

YouTube - Ok Go - Here It Goes Again [official video]

Hey, have you guyz seen this? So cool.

Fingers crossed all involved are ok, it sounds like the cyclist might have got lucky and the motorcyclist took the brunt of it, I hope everyone made it out of this alive.
For those of you who are riding this route, be very careful, its extremely easy to get caught out by cars racing to be "the one in front" when the lanes filter down, I ride this route a lot as I live nearby and i've seen many cyclists get themselves into some pretty dangerous situations by either being too timid and not forcing vehicles to give them space, or just from not anticipating the traffic very well.
For this part of London Bridge I find the best approach is either a flat out sprint across the bridge to try and outrun traffic behind you so you have plenty of room to move around once you get to the bottleneck, then when you get into the section where it filters, plant yourself in the middle of the lane/lanes so vehicles cannot barge past you.
Alternatively if you keep your wits about you you can flick into the left turn only lane before hand where its a single lane instead of the much sketchier "bottleneck" on the right hand side (heading towards Bishopsgate over the Bridge), and then filter back into the 2 lane section heading towards Bishopsgate instead of embankment (if you are heading in that direction).
Or the Brave/stupid/safer option depending on which way you look at it, is to bunnyhop the traffic island in the middle and roll comfortably up both lanes without being disturbed by traffic.

Good advice - I generally try to take the left-hand route as it gets pretty narrow down the right, though from what I could tell this morning it looked like the accident had happened on the south-bound side and spilled across the road; all the planning in the world is unlikely to prepare you for a motorbike flying across the carraigeway in the wrong direction...

Stem sold if ed pays
EDIT - Brakes front Deepest drop is 57mm
Track frame still for sale £120 (payed £200) http://www.londonfgss.com/thread27095.html

Paid. Paid £200. Jesus.

Sorry.

I think theres a bit of difference between resisting your pedals to slow down and locking your legs in a position to skid.

I don't quite follow your logic; to my mind, doing a skid involves a lot more pressure, not less.

Two scoops of protein powder, some oats, some milk and six ice cubes. Blend, drink; breakfast complete.

Just playing with possible names, this bike will be matt or satin black powder coating with white lettering.

What do you think? Would you buy one? Or too cliched?

I hope to shit you're joking.

Good lord, a man on the inside! I've had wo bikes nicked a Charge Plug Racer in 12/08 and a Fuji Track in 02/09 if anyone's bought a second hand Fuji Track I'll happilly re-imburse them, I have the frame number. Admittedly the locks I had were sh1te but I now use an Abus Discus, has anyone had a bike stolen with one of these?

Is the a list of locks out there and their subsequent ability to scupper crims?

http://www.londonfgss.com/thread17938.html#post563834

Define respected; I was thinking of riding 50x16, but I also have a 17.

I intend to adopt the age-old tactic of following everyone else; this will only become a problem when I inevitably take the lead.

Haha; you're right - there isn't a start time for us - we just go when a wet person covered in shit from the thames splutters up to us and hands us a band, but the start times for the swimmers are staggered, and mine is starting at 11.30.

Me too, me too. I think our start time is 11.30. I will be on a ss black Bob Jackson with red tires if you fancy saying hi. I get the feeling that the day might involve quite alot of standing around, although I've never done one before so who knows.

I think / hope / am fairly certain that untaped bars are ok. It's unplugged bars that'll get you, ahem, barred.

You doing it tomorrow? I am.

The technical rules are in a pdf here (section 11): http://www.britishtriathlon.org/events/page.php?article=&category=/events/&folder=rules/

I'm surprised you noticed anything past that NEON!

I'm glad this thread exists.

Juan Atkins & Kevin Saunderson in particular i can't get enough of.

From them I got me into British stuff like LFO, and more modern stuff like John Tejada and Ghostly Records – all noticeably influenced by Detroit.

I saw Kevin Saunderson in Hearne Street car park last month - for a big man he can really move. It was a top night.

Also caught Jeff followed by Carl at Sonar this year; for a precious few seconds they were on stage together. Amazing. Of all the early pioneers I think Mills is my favourite.

1. PRINT "Don't undertake HGV's unless you want to die."
   
2. GOTO 10
   

hmm. edit. seems to have now changed somewhat. :-(

Reading that suggests that a) they'd have to make a specific request (which somehow I doubt they'd bother for a cycling-related incident), and b) the image will have been removed from the system by midnight the following day anyway.