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Yeah quite like the Romeo + Juliet one now you mention it

If you go for the annual price it's £15 a month which I still think is ok value wise. It's weird, they have a huge share of the market but some of the stuff like the graphics is so basic.

France has no food

The worst food in Europe too

Personally I think the Tories are getting my vote

Also, good luck!

I would definitely try and count that as a DIY, don't see why you couldn't.

The air quality can change from day to day though. The blueair app is pretty good for that actually. Also, they're pretty good for when you're cooking as they get rid of any smoke/smells much quicker I've found.

Obvs depends on your room size but I think the ones I have are both around 50 square metres:

https://www.johnlewis.com/blueair-3250i-air-purifier-white-grey/p111159791#product
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B08L73QL1V/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1

I prefer the Blueair one.

Yeah I would say they are worth it. I'd also say don't go really basic either, get one that a decent range.

Sweet, might go for these then https://www.profile-design-eu.com/collections/aerobar-extensions/products/45-25-slc-carbon-extensions

Cool, thank you

Could you not use the extension of your old missile in the clamps of the Vuka?

Actually have no idea 🤷‍♂️. @hippy seems to suggest that is possible.

You lot need to work on your hamstring flexibility

Actually true

Ah got ya, I see what you mean. It’s a shame they’re not the sort of thing you ever see in shops as hard to get a sense of what they feel like until you’ve got them on the bike.

You have to adjust your position to fit the aerobars, not the other way round

Yeah that was the issue I’ve found. Ah, search continues then…

Those ones you have look terrible!

Ha, I wouldn’t say they’re terrible but just not quite right for me. I reckon they’d probably be fine if you have slightly longer arms than I do.

doesn't seem to allow you to put the pads anywhere other than right on top of your handlebars

I must be being stupid here but where else would you put them?

The pads or the extensions?

The extensions on the vukas not quite right.

Pretty sure the alu extensions had cut outs for di2

Ok great, thank you.

Just think the shape of the Vuka not quite right for me either tbh. Yeah I actually switched from the Pro Missile. They were fine for the most part but never really liked the pads and all the bolts are a bit shit.

Thanks, yeah the two positions you can have makes it quite appealing.

Right back on the look for different aero bars as haven't really got on with the Vukas. They're a bit awkward as the shape of the extension changes so I can't have them any further back in the bracket which means my hands sit slightly too far back when in the most comfortable position for me.

Does anyone have these profile design ones?https://www.profile-design-eu.com/collections/aluminium-aerobars/products/sonic-ergo-4525a. The shape looks quite nice and the extensions are the same shape so I can cut them if needs be. Can't tell from the description if they are compatible with di2 shifters? Looks like it mentions that in the carbon version though https://www.profile-design-eu.com/collections/carbon-aerobars/products/copy-of-copy-of-supersonic-ergo-45-slc. Carbon ones a bit heavy though...

If anyone has either version lemme know what you think.

Is it a bad idea to go ride my bike in the sun with a tattoo that is a week old

Yes

Really dull question

Not dull at all. I like to use 'Notes' on iphone where I'll make a list of food options, hotels etc in towns/villages around every 5ok or so. I try to work out rough timings so good to make a note if it would be sensible to stop in this place as the next town/petrol station is a big distance away, that kind of stuff.

Some info on the terrain, is there gravel etc. is good to have saved as well imo.

Yeah presumably you've taken any covering off and given it a good wash by now so I'd start applying it now as and when.

Would also go with Palmers's. Very easy to use compared to Bepanthen (which I think is not really recommended anymore).

As a long term vegan

Yes, I had a very good experience with Bactine. It was on the most painful tattoo I've ever had (top of the chest) and it made a world of difference.