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A 1991 Muirwoods if I am not mistaken?

Don't need it, don't know what to do with it but just can't turn 'em down. 90s Marin number 7: a 1990 Palisades Trail in pretty poor health. Excuse shitty seller's photo.

I was in HK 11th-21st Jan, came back to NZ and was immediately sick with cold/flu like symptoms - shit myself a bit that I was going to die, then I went to beer festival on Saturday and poisoned whatever fucker was inside me with lots of hoppy craft beer and artisanal cider. Seem to be OK now but maybe it's just the lull before the storm.

Apparently, she is asleep....

Our other black one, Hocus with a strange arm pose.
(one above is Pocus)

Being a dork

Is that in Dunners?

At the first T20 here in Christchurch, nice and sunny, time for a beer!

DB Apex, mid to late 80s?
Has a spare spoke holder for 3 spokes on drive side chainstay.

Too hot today

I rode my bike for the first time in 4 months, straight into 25km commute on fixed. I need cake and a lie down.

Garfield. Not our cat but spends most of the day at our house, playing with our two, eating a shed load of food, sleeping and causing mayhem. Has been coming round for a few months now, finally found out his name and where he lives (from another neighbour) which is a few houses down the road; seems the owners don't a flying fuck about his whereabouts as he is often at our place from 7am til midnight. He uses our cat flap, stays in our house and our/immediate neighbour's garden with our two, doesn't seem to want to go home until late at night. Was also very scared of being touched when he first started coming round, he was only a big kitten really and would flinch when you went to stroke him. He is not shy of other people but only in that he doesn't run away, he does not rub his head on your legs and I have never heard him purr but he will let us stroke him now and can be very playful with toys, so I think he is slowly learning affection.

Bit blurried eyed here in New Zealand after staying up all night to watch that, at least the England innings was quick so got a couple of hours kip before getting up for work. Unfortunately, I cannot take Monday or even Monday morning off, so need to get some sleep in the bank before the start of the match at 9.30pm Sunday. Hopefully I will sleep/doze most of Sunday

This World Cup has really messed up my sleeping - start watching at 9.30pm with the aim of just watching a few hours or maybe the first innings at the most, only to fall asleep on the sofa then wake up sporadically when someone hits a six or loses a wicket and the noise level goes up. Been a few late starts for the last month, lucky I don't work in the same city as my manager so he has no idea.

Airlite?

Our 3

Try Gil M at Retrodecals:
https://www.facebook.com/retrodecals/

Never used him myself but has very good feedback over on Retrobike, does mainly retro mountain bike stuff but may be able to help you out.

We have an interloper. Male kitten/ teenager just invited himself in, bossed Hocus and Pocus (3 year old girls) off their food, ate the lot then legged it. I think he has been around a while as H&P did not seem too bothered by him.

Hocus enjoying the autumn sun here in Christchurch, NZ.

Air con is on....

Bit hot here (NZ), Pocus seems a bit uncomfortable. Need to give her a good brush and remove some hair.

https://www.sheldonbrown.com/cribsheet-headsets.html

If the stem/quill is 28.6mm (1-1/8"), then the steerer inner diameter will be the same and the steerer outer diameter will be, as you say 1-1/4" or 31.8mm.

I imagine a straight adapter is available, just the usual is 1" to 1-1/8".

Fun on the sail shade. First warm evening of the NZ summer. I drag a stick on the underside, they chase it on the top side and never seem to get bored. My arm aches now.

Yes, I can sleep like this.

Was a suggestion from a niece if I remember correctly. Makes calling them easy as they both respond to either name but I tend to just shout "Ocus!" out the back door. And to be honest we get a better response by clinking their food bowls together.

Completely black, with just a few slightly lighter/white hairs under their chins. Hard to get good photos of them unless close up or in bright sunshine. They are sisters and quite hard to tell apart, especially now they are very similar weights - one was much smaller than the other for the first year.