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Depends how snug you like it, but I think you'd probably be alright. Borderline though.

And mine just dropped on the mat too. Thanks for the tip off @Saffronspokes

XL just right for me at 6'5 and 85kg

Ah, yes - I missed that detail. Hope you find what you need

Funny, I just bought a pair of those (or strikingly similar) from energylightbulbs.co.uk
https://energylightbulbs.co.uk/led-light-bulbs/vintage-leds/vintage-leds-e27/retro-vintage-led-4w-squirrel-cage-edison-style-filament-bulb-smoked-gold-glass-st58-e27-edison-screw

I fear that this is right. Some good ideas around moulds and adapters, but I’d suggest that that would have to be a last resort attempt where all other options are exhausted.

Hi - doesn't have to be a rigid plastic. Plenty of domestic printers, including the Bambu Lab, can print in plastics with some rubbery flex to them. I believe it's TPE or TPU, but I'm no the expert here.

If you let us know what you were thinking of printing my son can advise. Feel free to PM and I'll pass on the question.

So, two happy forum customers so far and plenty of capacity to take on more jobs.

Anyone else wanting to explore some parts printing?

He’s a better engineer than a photographer, but you get the idea…

Thanks @el_presidente pleasure to hear that!

Looks like a scam judging by the reviews

I'll be in touch...

Nice. I'll ask him for likely costs.

My son has set himself up with a lovely Bambu Lab system and is looking to get a bit of his investment back by printing parts as a service. It really does produce top quality results and he's very reasonable with his rates.

So, if there's anything you would like printed, such as adapters, spacers, or other bespoke bike components - or indeed anything else: brackets, wall hangers, tool adapters, even non-bike bits(!), just drop me a message here or by PM.

You can either provide your own model or a link to an online one if available, but otherwise he can model one up if you supply the required dimensions.

There's a handlebar sized gap just to the left of the (now permanently locked) gate - just saying...

I've had one for about 20 years. For me (and my wife) it's much more acceptable in the home than a concept 2, and I like the natural feel. Hard to accurately compare efforts with those done on the industry standard concept 2, if that's a concern. Not a serious rower by any stretch though (by which I mean me, not the machine).

I've had my replacement through. Dropped off with bike shop maybe 6-8 weeks ago and got them just before Christmas.

I saw a heavily discounted SUP the other day and was tempted just for this very purpose. Sense took over though.

We need to do a LFGSS river crawl to bag some of these. Pedalos?

Fair enough. I was thinking of charming a groundsman at the priory lane entrance, but really can't be bothered (for now!)

Ha - I bagged the same tile by the same route last week. Was pleased with that one.

I'm curious what your plan is for the Roehampton club though...

I've been running an Akaso (Brave 4 Pro) for a few months now after several incidents where my rear camera (TOOO - also good) didn't catch the crucial bits happening in front.

I've been impressed so far. Picture quality is decent enough to catch number plates even in low light, and it has some nice features. Very easy to use.

I have basic FSA BB30 removal and install tools, as shown here. You're welcome to borrow.

Ha, yep. It's the schools where I feel on slightly dodgier ground!

"Oh, sorry - I was just following a route on my computer; what's the quickest way back to a public road?"

without trespassing

but that's when it all gets more exciting!