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There is a herb stall in the food market on Station Row pretty much every Sunday

Me too

Otterbox seems to get a lot of recommendations so going to take a look at those

Went to the shop to look at the Griffin survivor....thought it was a bit too bulky so went for the Lifeproof....
Great for what it does but a couple of problems mean I will be returning it.
Main one: it doesn't work with headphone remotes etc (so cant take calls when riding)
Might give the Griffin another look...

After losing yet another phone to a smashed screen I think its time I stopped using cheap cases from Suburban Outfitters and the like....has anyone tried the Otterbox or Lifeproof type cases?
Or can recommend a suitably tough case for a 4S?

anyone know a good local Gardener/landscaper?

Just missed out on one so still looking if anyone has one in a medium?

Reason for possible purchase was I've started running, and am tracking it via run keeper, but don't do the same for my cycling even though I have strava. So was hoping that one of the movement bands would be able to have the best of both worlds, was also interested in the sleep monitoring aspects of them.
I like the idea of wearable technology but want it to be robust enough for years of use, which none of these seem to be..

Meh I'll keep doing what I'm doing I suppose..

My 2cents:

I've had a Jawbone for about 3 weeks now (picked up a 2nd hand one on eBay cheap to see if I liked it).

I bought it mainly for the sleep functions. Works better than any of the sleep apps for the iPhone/android and the silent alarm is actually very pleasant to wake up to. When combined with food logs and activity levels its easy to see what affect these things have on my sleep and how I could improve them.

The actual pedometer tracking is OK...always interesting to have a look at, though agree with Velicio that it may become redundant.

The integration with Strava is a good feature that the other 'bands' do not have and it works well with IFTTT if you are gekky enough to explore that.

If I was buying a new one I would go for the newer Up24 as it syncs over bluetooth, rather than having to plug it in.

Frame is now sold

Only the wheels left now

I see no reason why not if you pay the P&P, drop me a PM with where your based and I'll do my best to workout the postage

Bars are now gone, Scissor forks have been put on another build so updated with new prices as this is just going unused and taking up room in the house!
Bargin polo set up!

Hmm im on just over 400km not sure I will be able to fit in another 200km in 2 days when I only have commuting planned...
Otherwise that is some long evening rides!

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Quick update: Provisionally sold pending collection.

So with a move to a new office where I no longer need to carry 2 changes of clothing and a host of other stuff, this bag is becoming a bit too large for my everyday commute.

Possibly the ultimate messenger bag, Scott seems to have thought of most things you could possibly need. The strap system alone is a work of genius!

I'll be sad to see it go but I reckon someone else will get more out of it than I will now. I'm asking for £300 as that seems to be what they go for on the very rare occasions they pop up here.

Collection from Brixton/South London area or Wapping/Tower Hill way.

See the pics below for various views and proof that I have managed to carry everything possible (including a small fridge) in it.

Dibs 7. Cannondale C4 stem and 42cm Taped drop-bars £10 pm to follow

Off chance that one of those mediums is still available?

Well I'm no pro..but having directions for some routes might be useful..and I I do love a good gadget!

Garmin for bike and running

Mind me asking you which model (or models) you are using?

Are people mainly using the app? Or running a Garmin or other GPS?

Strava Prove It

Who else is taking part?

I am.. (my profile)

Anyone up for some spins out in surrey when the weekend weather gets better this month? That or some laps of Richmond Park?

Cheers,

Joe

I'm doing it, and maybe some other challenges will have to do more than just the commute to hit that target I reckon

I see that the Jawbone Up has updated its software and opened up the API now strava syncs back to it, slightly more tempted by it now

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