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Thanks for the reply. Also noted (correct me if I am wrong) that the location of the court on Wednesday is weather dependant?
I am a 'throw in', just in London for Wednesday and maybe Thursday and just want to experience polo in London :) Will keep checking the South thread and fingers crossed, you will see a Coventry Eagle at the courts!
Regards,
BenjaminSouths will always happen, don't let the lack of reply make you think otherwise! I'll be there, just assumed someone else would reply to you there.
I remember venn from his coming to souths a few times, nice guy.
I'm not in this Tuesday, but I'll see anyone that comes south on wed.
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^ protocol fail
Double fail ----> http://www.lfgss.com/thread47419.html#post1533161
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The question has to be asked what you doing sniffing a saddle in the first place.
Agreed :)
I bought a second saddle on here a while ago. etiquette minefield. I only discovered afterwards that it reeked of ass crack and sweat. I can't really see any way to avoid this though unless you are happy to sniff the saddle in front of them. I also didn't want to offend by asking for a refund afterwards though. Happy to say that the scent has gradually faded. Please can we set up a charity fund to reimburse others who have also found themselves in this difficult place.
You are too shy to offend the seller but not too shy to admit you sniffed an awful saddle? Ewwww... Conservative values??? LOL!
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Would have bidded on it too had I seen it. Agreed it's a steal at that price :)
that is true, but when you're out bidded by a couple of pounds it can be frustrating.
I don't know if the winner was suprised tbh, the seller listed the item under
"bags, racks and panniers" so with 110 page views at end of auction i'm confident it
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Not repping you but just sharing some experience. I know your reference to Bangkok is the mass made stuff.
Bangkok tailors are quite good if you are looking for a tailored suit, in fact, they source the same materials (albeit different brands) as many London tailors do.
Give them a ring and they will meet you at your hotel room to take your measurement, throw in 20 quid and it will be brought to your door for fitting tomorrow and if any alterations (not in my case) is needed, it will usually be done by the end of the day and brought back for 2nd fitting :)
As for the price, 3 suits for a price of 1 :)
£375 without silver buckles sounds reasonable for something custom made.
I can't justify this sort of purchase myself, but there are people around who pay more for custom tailored suits and shirts for example (as long as they don't do it in Bangkok).
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Was previously offered on the forum ----> http://www.lfgss.com/thread45051.html
tidy, loving the rear bridge
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Can't say I did not see that pricetag coming. Really lovely looking and I am sure they are indeed beauties in flesh (skin???) :)
If ever the cash arises to indulge I will give you a PM, would prefer something custom as compared to the LV and Gucci that you can spot almost anywhere.
How much cheaper if they were bronze/stainless steel buckles?
Talking about silver, I might have some old silver at home (Malaysia), will take come pics of them when I am back next year. Maybe a trade of some sorts? My old silver for your well crafted leather? :)
@ coventryeagle - The black bag is £1250, this is due to the silver buckles, so would be much cheaper with standard base metal ones, which is what I was thinking for panniers etc
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There is a screw on adaptor which is supplied by HED and some guy on evil-Bay, but they dont work. Although they come with a lock ring to secure the cog to the adaptor body, the adaptor itself is not secured to the wheel thus if you execute a skid, it still unscrews itself. Thus " to convert these to fixed just takes a bit of time." doesn't really tell the whole story.
Just sharing with fellow forumers of the available options and the risks. I have a pair of Specialized (previously with same screwed on Sach-Maillard 7 speed), tried the above and was not too happy with the results. Currently only running the front and leaving the rear at home. Not wanting to risk my life skidding with it. Best of luck with the sale!
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Let's just give them some time and see what they come up with, and most of all absolve the organisation of all wrongdoings. We are dealing with Alex and not the organisation.
Borntoolate's reply to this thread encapsulates the feeling of the organisation, try to be in his shoes, a founder of a well intended org. finding out that somone in the org. is kinda murky and tainting their good name.
I am a volunteer at a similar project, and I share his feelings, the gutted sense of betrayal, the "What the hell?" moment when you realise your reputation is now on the line :)
Hopefully time will bring to light more facts and bring this issue to conclusion ;)
I'm with 606, you could drive a truck through the gaps in their statement. So, who is/was Alex Peacock, did the stuff he "sold" (Ha Ha) come from the project, why did he leave, when did he leave, how come they don't have any contact details etc etc.
I'm sure the project is totally legit and a nice bunch, but it sounds a bit like they're getting ready to say "nothing to do with us", what they should be saying is "This is terrible, here is what we know"
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Seller states that he got it off evilBay for 185, which is not too steep a price considering it is a complete bike. Would not rule out a bid if the price stays south of that :)
This is my first post so please forgive my ignorance - why is this bike so cheap? Is it really only worth about £50 or so? If so, then why?
+1 Great job Velocio