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Spend £25 and get £5 off , expires tomorrow I think. If you do use it let others know.

Bugger, it's probably be too big then.
Good luck with the sale.

rg37: size? Alternatively, how tall is your ladyfriend?

Again, I wish you a quick recovery. I know from 1st hand experience that a broken jaw is no fun. You will, however, be amazed at all the stuff you can do with a blender...

Really sorry to hear the news. Get well soon Dammit.

It was fun indeed, and a good way to enjoy a London ride.Nice to meet new faces too. I need to go out more!

NFT 6.30 then? See you guys.

Great idea, James. Work permitting I'd love to join. When do you need a definitive answer?

Nice to meet you guys yesterday. (Work permitting) I'll be back!

See you guys later (If I can actually make it to the top)....

Nice to meet you guys. And thanks again for the ride on the Omega!

I was not on " their fucking way" , Platini. I DID slow down and was real close to the kerb.
Moreover when they stopped I made a hand sign to tell them I was OK and they could/should go. It's not like I was in the middle of the road wasting valuable police time.

This sunny afternoon, Islington. I ride at leisurely pace when I hear a police siren behind me. I slow down a bit, next thing I know a police car is turning left at speed (right in front of me), I brake hard but hit its side nonetheless. The coppers stop the vehicule and ask me if I am OK. Then they apologize, enquire about the bike and potential damage. I tell them the front wheel did not hit their car too hard but they certainly should be a bit more careful in the future. They took my details and called a colleague to inform him they won't be at their intended destination and why.
As the driver was truly apologetic and owning up to his mistake and I or my bike didn't suffer any damage things did not go any further and we parted ways.
Retrospectively I'm wondering if I have been too nice too the guy, if I should have told him off more vehemently.

What's the pros of threadless valves? Surely the threaded one are easier too fit, as you secure the valve onto the rim?

14 are on the scheme. Don't know if they do custom frames though or just custom build.

Thing that irritates me about cycling to work is how the squaw do you keep a shirt flat in your satchel? Trousers work fine but shirts come out making you look like a domestic incompetent. Someone needs to invent a device that you can pack an ironed shirt into and then put it into a satchel. How hard can that be?

In the meantime, anyone got any clever ideas for avoiding bag-related creases?

What you need is a slightly damp shirt (a gardening water spray works fine). Your body heat will de-crease the shirt while drying it.

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It's a bit vain but I want that grey frame. There's my name on it! Probably from Cycles Laurent in Paris.

Is there anyone here that has a bad experience with Aliums?
I've been using them for several months and my right foot is still pretty hard to engage and doesn't 'click' as the left one does. Basically the left one is everything one can expect and the RIGHT one isn't. The right foot cleat is not as worn in as the left one, but I doubt that's enough to explain why.
Any thoughts?

Maybe you need a AYHSMB rim?

[UKIP] National tastes...[/UKIP]

Please rest assured my views on local variations of bicycle componentry is rather liberal.

Er, Pedersens are still being made, the Danish brand Viva has a shaft drive range and Maguras are pretty common on Dutch and German touring bikes (on top of the trials already mentionned). Regional tastes I guess.

re test

Errr, yes. Didn't look that big on the site...

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Cheap alternatives from Bikefix.
Kx.001, have you got a pic yet?