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registration should be iphone-compatible.

NO, registration should be by Bakelite telephone/semaphore ONLY

Torm clothing....emailed them thursday with enquiry regarding sizing/stock etc....they replied within the hour...agreed to come to my work place tomorrow with a few jerseys so i can get size right!....nice

Ahh shit... Please no military coup...

lets hope not.....im remaining positive....seems like theres such a groundswell of popular resistance that PERHAPS, if worst came to happen and the miltary did get uppity they may well find mass desrtion on their hands....

fantastic news!....watch out fellow Arabic dictators....

The Bicycle Music Festival will be happening again this year on the weekend of 4&5 June anyone interested in being involved should contact the London Bicycle Music Festival at BMFLondon(at)gmail.com.

Zeb

....if you need a DJ to spin some quality heavyweight original 7" soul/ska/and skinhead reggae Zeb im yer man! ; )

Holdsworth themselves were not averse to doing the same thing. 2 great names of the past, Claud Butler and Freddie Grubb lived on as badge-engineered Holdsworth frames in the 1970s.

quite...

for the record i thinks its
*over-priced
*gorgeous
*probably a lovely frame.....its built in Taiwan ( i guess)...so in all likelihood of far superior build quality/finish to anything British built....

never used one...but always thought this was an elegant simple alternative to the (frankly horrendous) star nut....

http://www.use1.com/product/000065/safe-t-headlocker/

bike workshop TONIGHT @ St Michaels Church,22-24 Northwold Rd, London N16 7ED....

http://hackneybikeworkshop.com/where-when/

donations ( especially cake/chocolate) gratefully recieved...

Been using them for a month and had no issue with them. Very convenient as I as I can just charge them at work.

thanks....

http://www.topeak.com/products/Lights/wldxusb_wt

a knog rip off i know, but liking the idea of USB rechargeable-ness....anyone got em? thoughts please.....ta

http://www.falconcycles.co.uk/Corporate/HOLDSWORTH/HoldsworthR1.shtml#

thoughts?
...id hit it...

dont have any personal experience USING one....but ive sold a fair few Dahon Ios XL folding bikes that come with it as standard without any negative customer feedback....in fact those i have spoken to about it rate it....
( if youre thinking about the biologic iphone mount be aware i ISNT 100% water PROOOF and doesnt fit the iphone 4...yet...)

i am looking for a pair of 16 inch alloy rims for my moulton mk2, all help appreciated. thanks

these any good for you?

http://www.sjscycles.co.uk/sun-cr18-16-x-1-3-8-349-silver-alloy-abt-side-wall-rim-28-hole-prod11028/?src=froogle

Would be a good deal if there were any in stock. Also in what year did theysell for £1,400? 2004-05 ?

er....54 and 55 in stock...

http://www.planet-x-bikes.co.uk/i/q/FRGUALUCARB/guerciotti-alu--carbon-frame

Watch out that the cycle to work isn't quite the bargain you think it is. I believe they've (HMRC) changed it this year so at the end of your year paying monthly it's no longer just a £20 final payment, closer to a £250 one.

I heard about this a while ago so it'd be worth checking, it would almost negate the point of buying one (if you couldn't get the exact one you wanted).

read the facts here...

http://www.cyclescheme.co.uk/employer,intro.htm

That link is showing the Record as a road frame. Do you want a road frame with gears or a fixed frame?

+1 to the 2nd hand option. Provided the frame is in decent knick it's almost always the way to go.

If I was going to get any of those PXs it would be this:

£1,400 to £200. bargain.

christ that is a good deal!

Hi all,

Does anyone on this forum ride one, or has any experience with these?
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ive got the strada road version, and i love it....mine came with a dura ace h/set, though it looks like it doesnt anymore...

still, £300's pretty good eh?

rides really nice, as yould expect from steel...feels super "sprightly"/nice fast geometry....built mine with SRAM force/ultegra hubs on open pro's/dura ace stem and seatpin....just over 20 pounds in weight from memory...only gripe is the paint - its a nice finish, but not too durable

dont see too many around, always gets good remarks....

ooohh...

I'd have this one.

good shout....appprox £50 a month on cyclescheme...?

...why worry about the price if youre getting the cyclescheme (40% ? ) discount, plus its spread over 12 months.....buy cheap/buy twice

genesis looks nicest to me, will retain most residual value if you want to resell too....felt looks good but i have no experience of the microshift STI's ( though their flat bar shifters are crap! - imho )....best sticking with SRAM or Shimano in my book...Claud Butlers probably surprisingly ok

Claud Butler owned by Falcon...not greatsets warranty back up in my experience...Felt i know very litttle about...guessing Genesis will have the best warranty back up

does it get sent out direct to you in a box? if so probably worth getting a decent LBS to give it a go over/tune/PDI prior to riding ( if youre not confident/experienced to do so yourself...)...most interweb bikes seem to be built by idiots in my experience

wouldnt worry to much about square taper bb....if youre lucky itll be a shimano...should get 18 months at least out of it and theyre cheap to replace....
doubt theres much differnce in frame quality between all 3...at a guess the CB will be chinese or vietnamese, the other too will be taiwanese and slightly better build and finish quality...

go with the Genesis!
(my 2p's worth)

yours?
a Monark Silver King (Queen?)

http://www.bgcycles.com/customgallery.html#

good find...loving the carbon/(Ti lug?) SRAM red beauty

It's a road bike with integrated seatpost and full internal cabling. Will litter the site with pics when it arrives.

ill look forward to pics of that...especially the internal (through bb shell?) gear cabling as thats what im saving for...in 953 or XCR...gonna be a while saving! ;)

Isn't it?

Mine's on the way...

jealous...post some pics up when its done....another tourer like that? whats it costing you?

i like the belt drive bike too...nice attention to detail,and some good paint finishes

+1....nice, very nice

http://www.donhoubicycles.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/Ian-2-retouch_700.gif

....and inflatable "air bag" suits...

as long as I am able.

Can't wait to be one of those sinewy old duffers on an ancient bike that breezes past you whilst you're puffing up some hill somewhere.

"Morning!"

spot on!