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i've been pretty much soaking all week cycling about town. it has rained a hell of a lot.
what keeps me smiling is this brilliant statistic from tfl.

"It's drier than you think - if you ride year round, you're likely to get caught in rain only eight times. February and March are two of the driest months."

i reckon i've got wet at least 8 times this week.

should be dry for the next foreseeable future.

http://www.tfl.gov.uk/roadusers/cycling/13160.aspx?lid=switcher

1) Velocio.
2) Capt Cleft wild she-dog of the deep
3) Capt Soulbeard*
4) Rear Admiral damo
5) wools
6) Oliver Schick
7) Deep, deep, Dovvles
8) One eyed Greasy
9) ARRGGHbrows
10) Long Joe Teenslain
11) HaHiHuHeHo! Where's me Rum?
12) Cap'n Joe Sparrow
13) Balkbeard the Pirate
14) Cap'n Jam Donut!
15) velib
16) skive

i had the pleasure of riding to work today for 7 o'clock this morning.
freezing weather, daylight just brightening the place up and a whole lot less crazy fuckers on the road.

without my cycle to and from work and some rides chucked in for fun i'm sure i'd be a whole lot less happy with the world.

in the words of queen 'i want to ride my bicycle'.

+1
well put.

or just change my name.

pm'd

howdy
i'm looking for a selle marco rolls saddle.
i know theres plently out there!
new/fairly new or still plently of life
let me know what you've got.
thank you
steve

some more pictures here
http://www.flickr.com/photos/stevenwilliamson/sets/72157622140817475/

heal soon lyes

thanks everybody for a really good day yesterday.
great to meet some faces and with the exception of the crash was a perfect day.
really enjoyed sticking in the miles. totaled 82 all in getting to hackney and back to brixton!
see some of you soon enough i'm sure.

a big get well soon to llias.
massive thanks to oliver for getting out round and back, great effort.

ok.
i'm in with a plus one, maybe two.
coming up to tour de ville from brixton so an extra 15 miles or so chucked on for good measure.

1. Oliver Schick
   
2. Peter Carter
   
3. 
   
4. Agent Quinn
   
5. JOHNNY FITZ
   
6. david h
   
7. CV
   
8. Spudger
   
9. Stix
   10.BD
   
10. Cabbage
    
11. wools (yay!)
    
12. CheBeef
    14: Jimalex + 2
    15: Iwelumo
    
13. Edmundro
    
14. joe smith
    
15. D. Generate
    
16. Skully
    
17. JAH tim
    
18. diapo
    
19. Yossarian
    
20. Toby (Riding Fixed)
    
21. ste5
    
22. Deluka
    
23. Alex
    
24. James Logos
    
25. mo_mo
    
26. sarah_h
    
27. lyes888
    
28. jcgarcia
    
29. skive + 1
    
    

looking forward to it.
steve.

^
from the unipack ebay listing

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Single-Speed-F...d=p3286.c0.m14

Flip Flop dual rear hub (in a very fetching gold finish) gives you the option of fixed gear, if you are feeling keen, and don't like to put your feet on the ground at traffic lights, or a single speed freewheel if you don't like having pedals hit you in the back of the leg when you slow down.

anyone else having troubles with their pedals?
makes you wonder.

if he has any vinyl then these are dope presents. i know as i just got some as a wedding gift and can now proudly display some special records.
http://www.artvinyl.com/en/displayideas.html
if he doesn't have any vinyl then this doesn't really help.

thanking you

|³|Ma3K
i'm up for a roll to the sea.
you said you'd mapped a route. would you be able to stick that up, please.
will this be daytime or nightime?

i had a mate at school who fell asleep on his paper round.
cycled his bike into a parked car putting his head through the back window.
ended up in a neck brace with a lacerated eye lid and eyebrow.
ouch.

pm'd

sounds good. a pound more for a gram less.

ltj bukem earth albums

there is some acg nike stuff kicking around the web.
it's good stuff but was never really marketed. i've got a load of acg gear and rate it.
nike acg is pretty much dead now.
i think wiggle has some stock.

edit. had some stock they've got a few base layers.

did this route down to brighton over night on friday just gone with a few mates.
very hilly, got up all bar the ditchling with the fixed gear.
goes past a couple of very well placed pubs and the route is fairly quite for the most part.
has some lovely country roads.

http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=3024261

1. expect everyone on on the road to be a muppet.
   
2. expect everyone on the road to do silly things.
   
3. look after rules 1 and 2 and he should be alright.
   
4. don't swerve when you look over your shoulder
   
5. wear a helmet
   
6. wear fluro
   

dropouts ain't gonna be no good for fixed wheel.

^ none?

http://www.tfl.gov.uk/roadusers/cycling/11687.aspx?lid=switcher#bus

the video on the tfl website.
a bit obvious but quite intresting to see how little the drivers see and how big there blind spots are when cornering.

http://www.abus.de/us/main.asp?ScreenLang=us&sid=5963250991442011507200913519625418&select=0104b12&artikel=4003318335549
my 1st lock