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I work on St Mary's Road (Just off Ealing Broadway) have errands to run but could meet you at the tube station if you want.

Sure, if that's cool with you that'd be good. Let me know a time and I'll be there.

Cheers Bobbo, I'll aim to get down there around 6.30 then (as long as I don't get lost). I'm just outside Ealing Common tube station, am I near anyone?

I'd love to ride down this evening for a drink. It'll be good to meet a few of you. What time are you all there?

Sweet, cheers fellas. Well I'm very much looking forward to it.

Is there somewhere good to lock up?

So it's cool to just turn up to this? I moved up to Ealing from Basingstoke last week. I know nobody up here so it'd be great to meet some of you bike folk.

Cateye 610 has an extremely poor mount......... or so it has been reported. Seems to break easily. I use the RSP ASTRUM so I can recommend that

I can believe that about the mount, it even looks poor.

The RSP ASTRUM does look good, especially after a little waterproofing, but I'm hoping to get lights on by tomorrow and being a noob here I'm not sure where I'd pick one up from in West London (evans don't sell them). The alternative option I'm considering for the rear is the Blackburn Flea but the charger is putting me off.

Edit: Just seen your post CowHen, thanks for that. I think I'll have to have a play with the cat eye mount in store and see what I think.

Man, there's so much information in this thread and so many contradicting reviews and opinions! My head hurts.

I moved to London a few days back and need to get some decent lights on the bike before heading out in the evenings. I don't need to light anything up, I just don't want to get mowed down. I'd ideally like to spend no more than £50 and I don't want anything that requires fixing a bracket.

I was thinking of the Cateye TL-610 (£18) http://www.evanscycles.com/products/cateye/tl-610-rear-light-ec019839 for the rear and the Moon Mask 5.0 (£20) http://www.evanscycles.com/products/moon/mask-5-led-front-light-ec033669 for the front. For those with experience of either, would you recommend them or suggest an alternative? I'd ideally like something with a little more side visibility but couldn't find anything that fully detaches. (I do however have a pair of Knog Frogs which I'll use on the forks and the stays).

Any help would be massively appreciated.

Analogue as in... mechanical?
I think you're underestimating the space it takes to make an alarm, not necessarily the complexity. Alarm clocks aren't small, as they need to be large enough to make the kind of noise that wakes you.

I suppose so, but Skagen have managed to make a nice looking watch with an alarm feature so I thought that perhaps there may be more!

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Does anyone know of an analogue watch with an alarm? I never thought they'd be so difficult to find!

I'd prefer something nice and simple/minimal looking but will be impressed with anything now.

Hmm… I thought £400 would be a great price.

I'm happy to consider reasonable offers. :)

BUMP. Price drop - £400 for 'em both. :)

I can't help with a sale mate but I'd advise holding out for the 1.4 over the 1.8 if you can. :)

I'm heading up to Ealing tomorrow and I'm more than happy to bring this with me if anyone's keen. :)

But I can buy a new Kindle touch for £89?

Unfortunately the £89 Kindle is not a Kindle touch, nor does it have 3G. The one Eightball is selling (presumably) is still £150 to buy from Amazon, even without the case. Bargain if you ask me.

Ahh, I'm sorry to disappoint you guys who were expecting the film.

Cheers for the responses, I'm quite sure it'll squeeze in too. I just really don't want to be told otherwise as I'm about to board a plane. I was hoping somebody on here might have taken it on a trip or something.

It's this bag:

I've tried searching so please forgive me if this has been covered before or belongs elsewhere.

I have a Chrome Ivan bag and I wanted to know if anyone has used it as carry on luggage on a plane? The Chrome website states it's a couple of inches too tall against British Airways cabin restrictions, but I wondered how accurate both of those measurements are and how much leeway is given.

Ideally I'd love a yes or a no from personal experience.

Thanks

I'm not sure if you've had it more than a couple of weeks or not, but are you aware that Apple offer a 14 day return policy?

Hi esbe,

Do you have the other lens as part of the sale too? Or did you p/x for this one.
Also are you taking offers?

I sold the 14mm lens lens to help pay for the nicer 20mm one.

£450 for both is very fair. This is the hottest micro 4/3rds lens and camera in excellent condition. I'd hold at £450 if I was you esbe and take it to eBay or Gumtree if it doesn't sell here.

I thought so. Thanks pal.

Cheers for the sarcasm – the £479 shown in the receipt is for GF2 kit. I then also purchased the 20mm on top of that for around £300. Either way, I've removed that photo to avoid any future confusion.

And yep, the 20mm is a fixed lens and it's lovely.

For some reason my first post with all the photos in seemed to be completely missing for the past day or so but it appears to be back now. :)

Good point, thanks. There are plenty of shots in the 20mm f/1.7 flickr group – this lens is loved by many.

Plus there's a great in depth write up on why this set up is so amazing (even though it's about the GF1, the predecessor to the camera I'm selling here): http://craigmod.com/journal/gf1-fieldtest/

Still not showing up? They should be!

whoops… duplicate post.

I have one for sale mate: http://www.lfgss.com/thread75760.html

Sold. :)