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Got 5 quotes, came in at 16, 30 and 40, the other 2 were too expensive. Went with the Middle one as the cheap one just didn't seem realistic, and it ended up costing 21 as the builders left the job before they had finished. Golden rule pay in quarterly instalments At the end of each finished section of work. This is what I was advised by the guy doing the plans, who I then employed to do the job. Luckily I was able to remind him of this when he kept asking for early payments. Cost another 3 to get someone else to finish but most of it was done by the time they sloped off. By the way that website I linked to earlier is probably in the region of 50 upwards, so it was out of my league but great for showing the builder what you would want like and I managed to replicate one of them. Good luck, but ther are plenty of firms in London doing this type of work, if you're in North London I can give pointers

just be aware of "party wall" when making plans for side return, you'll have to get permission from neighbour if its on the boundary / too close - 2 metres I think? Anyone doing the plans should know

I used this website for inspiration for our side return

http://www.londonkitchenextensions.co.uk/

I was watching this on eBay, if it's the same one? Nice win a lot of people were watching

2nd dibs if Josh doesn't take them, can collect anytime

Beehive pub in Tottenham is getting lots of good press http://beehiven17.com/

Only came across this thread, because of the massive dredge, but it's funny reading 4 year old comments based on the huge amount of gentrification thats been happening in the area over the last 3 years. Still edgy but seen a lot of changes since moving from Finsbury park in 2006. I'm near Turnpike Lane end of West Green Rd, so not as edgy, but definitely been incidents - but you'll get that anywhere in London. I'd recommend the place - if you want more info try Harirngay Online forum. Good luck with the search - prices are dropping now, albeit from silly levels

Prime London topping out http://www.propertyindustryeye.com/top-london-agent-says-quarter-properties-price-cuts/

Did he really post that video up in the firstplace, unbelieveable................

what the hell he is talking about - what an utter c unit. From the youtube comments: OWNER of this video is already in talks with the police

Kin wker here's another link Motorcyclist/cyclist crash Buckingham Palace - DucatiDragons PhantomFighter OV13VNM - YouTube

I'm hankering to try 52/36 chainset, any recommendations for a 68mm BSA threaded frame? I want something a bit bling as it's for an NOS System Six frameset - thinking Rotor 3D+ any other recommendations, for the chainset and BB adaptor? If this is in the wrong thread should I move to mechanics? Thansk WG

Agreeing with CB ^^

Agreed, especially for the vertically challenged, I wouldn't have had to spend hours trawling WW, Cervelo forum etc if I'd known it was here all along. Link please

Stack and reach calculator via Weight Weenies
http://bb2stem.blogspot.co.uk/, feed the info in and you get a measurement. The only problem is it's not easy to find fork rake angles, especially on older bikes

http://www.harringayonline.com/forum/topics/update-on-next-new-openings-on-the-lanes

Harringay Online for all the latest news, but I won't be calling it "The Lanes"

Donation made, my morning breakfast read, cheers for the site

Thanks, any recommendationds for going south from N15

Nice ride out through High Barnet and up to Hertford and back, but a good 45 minutes from Turnpike Lane and out before it's relatively traffic free which is a major pain.

Re height vs top tube length, agree on bike manufacturers and frame sizes. I'm hunting down older aluframes with the magical 505 - 515 top tube without stupid seat angles. So far giant tcr and kona kapu have been good but also after a 90s cannondale as they have great geometry and small sizes. Nice bike by the way

Interested in levers if you split

OOPs - just seen the update, anyway - another to add to the thread

Surely not - JJ Barrie - No Charge
J.J. BERRIE - NO CHARGE .(The cost Of Real Love Is:No Charge) #286 *T*O*T*Ps70s - YouTube

1. fasih
   
2. keanulooser
   
3. Vanneau
   
4. ShutUpLegs
   
5. hippy
   
6. fussballclub
   
7. TTM
   
8. West Green - with a couple of mates from work but look forward to meeting LFGSS members
   

Good point, lesson learned, next time I get a frame thats been completely stripped I need to check headset fork and seatpost dimensions. Oh well, it's been a learning curve, I've subsequent;y found this on the www
http://problemsolversbike.com/blog/comments/new_seatpost_shim_size