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I have one of these on our estate and it has kept my bike safe for 4 years without incident. The caretaker on the estate told me it took the Met several hours to cut their way into one lookng for contraband a while ago - so some indication of the rigid construction.

Hi,
Condor Uno carbon seatpost and newish black Fizik Pave saddle stolen from my otherwise well secured Harry Hall outside the Londesborough Pub between 10-11pm last night. I know it's not the same league as a whole stolen bike but if anyone comes accross them i would be glad to know.
Thanks

I have a quill to ahead adaptor going spare - it is silver and has only been fitted once for a couple of months so is in pretty good nick. Cinnelli Vai stem too if interested.

Any Architects or designers interested in this competition for cycle parking bike shed on Bankside.
http://www.architecturefoundation.org.uk/programme/2010/bankside-bikeshed-competition-call-for-entries/bankside-bikeshed-competition-brief-and-appendix-documents

Dibs on the Claud Butler.

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard/article-23895015-cyclist-run-over-by-boris-bikes-trailer.do

Yes the gyratory does really obstruct the permeability of the area especially trying to reach Church Street from the Stamford Hill end. It's not good news for pedestrians either as cyclists frequently mount the pavement along the one-way stretch to reach Church Street.

Well spotted Seak. Survey completed online and forwarded on to other stokies. I believe LCC have long campaigned for the removal of the Stoke Newington Gyratory and TFL had kicked it into the long grass due to pressure from shop/business owners on the High Street.

Hi all. I've been a follower of the forum for quite a while but only just signed up. The information on here has been invaluable in keeping my old steel bikes on the road.