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completely fine. i would have probably left it there given an apology. naturally i didn't get one.

ha, perhaps long lost brother

me - arguing with a taxi driver who refused to give me his number after he knocked me off my bike. 2 x witnesses and a photo of his license plate changed his mind

thank you to the dude with the white / red bike for stopping (i forget any more than that, altho i remember a red blb rear hub)

gralegav - awesome, just let me know

wools - i do not doubt that you're right, but i just can't bring myself to do it. mainly because i'm still debating whether i need them, and don't want to commit by jamming them on, then change my mind.

I have the thin ones here:

http://www.hubjub.co.uk/mks/mks.htm#ct

The difference is in the ends not the bolt as far as I can tell.

I have the thin tugs, but they don't fit my new frame. Pretty much brand new. Anyone have the fat ones they want to swap for? I live in London.

Thanks

that's mine. very kind.

i'm insured with cycleguard, value 450 (bianchi pista 08).

before i learned to lock up properly, i left it locked up only through the frame during the day (outside of a court when i was on jury duty - double fail). the wheels, handle bar, brake lever and saddle were stolen.

they gave me 400 with no real sweat for replacement bits. policy didn't even go up.

i'd recommend.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2009/feb/18/coca-cola-diet-coke-duffy-advert-brit-awards

Video is on there. I wouldn't recommend leaving the volume on. Also, imagine finding out that Duffy has not only borrowed your bike, but casually discarded it at the end.

whilst i totally i understand everyone has their opinion, and i think it's that passion that makes this an intervesting forum to read. i did change to that set up for how it suited me to ride as RPM was kind enough to assume on my behalf.

anyway.. apologies for causing the reaction.

a clearer pick of them in white...