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Hahaha well it wouldn't be true HHS if it wasn't controversial

Let's get things back on track

Omnium CXC is another option

This is the way

I've just moved from a flat to house with a garden and my cats are no longer indoor only cats so I'm selling my automatic/self cleaning litter box since it's not serving much of a purpose anymore.

Its one of these Pet Safe Scoop free ones and comes with the additional re-usable tray so you can use your own litter instead of the expensive disposable box thingies. £80 for forumengers before I chuck it on ebay or gumtree

You may well be right but I would have thought that a company with as much knowledge and experience as Tange wouldn't make something with inferior ride quality just to chase grams.
Have to say I'm sorely tempted though

Not sure a Ribble could ever be true HHS

Been running one on my gravel bike, no issues so far

I'm not sure how the Tange tubeset compairs to high-end Columbus but if its anything like Spirit then itll be far from noodly. I had a track frame made out of columbus spirit, tubes felt like they were made of shaved down coke cans but noodly it was not

Thanks, doesn't need to be rebuilt repeatedly, just want to be able to dismantle it and take it with me when I move out if/when I finally manage to buy my own place.

Has anyone got any experience with one of these types of metal sheds?
https://www.elbecgardenbuildings.co.uk/6-x-4-171m-x-113m-lotus-pent-metal-shed-in-anthracite-grey/p5471
Looking at getting one for the garden and wondering how easy it is to put together but more importantly, how easy it is to take apart again.

+1 for Paradise, good folks
Has anyone used StowVelo? Just moved round the corner from there, would be very handy to have a quality workshop right on my doorstep

Haha whereas I am taking advice from random internet bike nerds who take advice from random internet IT guys.
It does sound like a fairly logical thing to do though, certainly doesn't sound like it will hurt.

@aggi That stuff looks brilliant, thanks for that!

I had thought about doing the same with poly-filla but thats a great tip, thanks!

Thanks very much, will give those a try

Just moved into a new flat in an old building and need a bit of advice.
I want to put up some shelving, specifically Ikea Boaxel if that makes any difference, but I don't know what the walls are made of and I don't know what type of fixings I should be using.

The wall in question should be a solid brick wall as its a dividing wall between two houses but when I tap it it sounds hollow in places but solid in others. Some googling tells me this could be because the brick has been plastered over but the plaster has some away in places? I tried drilling a hole in the wall and the dust that came out was red/brown so can I assume that means theres brick in there somewhere?

Any help/advice would be much appreciated.

TV cabinet is gone, everything else is still available

More pics of the Kallax

I have a bunch of Ikea furniture that I no longer need

Billy bookcase 2m H x 80cm W
https://www.ikea.com/gb/en/p/billy-bookcase-white-00263850/

Kallax bookshelf with desk (the desk can be removed or replaced with a smaller one)
https://www.ikea.com/gb/en/p/kallax-shelving-unit-high-gloss-white-10305741/#content

Melltorp 4 seater dining table
https://www.ikea.com/gb/en/p/melltorp-table-white-s19011777/

Pax wardrobe 2m H x 1m W x 58 D
https://www.ikea.com/gb/en/p/pax-wardrobe-frame-white-20214566/

All free to a good home, you just need to collect it from Bethnal green by Friday morning

Is there any good reason not to hang a bike on a wall above a radiator?
Need to hang two of my bikes in my new flat and the only suitable wall has a radiator at the bottom.

Is the Wilfa Svart still the go to "budget" home grinder for non-espresso duties?

And suddenly it all makes sense!

Why run what looks like at least a 130mm stem and then slam the saddle rails all the way forward? Surely that much seatpost extension is also tempting fate on a "gravel" bike

Small gears can be forgiven because of crab fibre chainrings