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No taker for the movie, but to be the props person for the bike market scene!!!
IMAGINE!!!

Aw no jeremy is awesome! and super nice. As too was Kirby when she was there.

Is there a good coffee place with big leather arm chairs and decent coffee?
Notes (both) have a good vibe, no arm chairs. Ben & Rob there are super nice too! barista crush

I prefer my coffee shops with kick-ass coffee.

Agreed about the bike parking.

Subscribe and bump.

Loving the narrative on this, the characters and drama, punctuated by cups of tea and food market visits.

Each post leaves us hanging with a "Will update this thread when things start to move" akin to a "To be continued...." dah dah darrrrrrrr

Like a good book, don't want it to end but can't wait to read the final page.

Also, hope you do a "where are they now" update later on.

white rims, kinda like wearing white trousers?...

I like shiney silver things - so I'm pro-silver/chrome.

(n)either way, good luck with the build!

I stalk http://www.flickr.com/photos/ffxiking for inspiration too....

:)

Where's the best place for coffee as near as possible to Chancery Lane?

Prufrock
Dept of Coffee and Social Affairs

I got 1 spare ticket to Bicycle Thieves movie at Somerset house.
Anyone interested? Freecycle.

Bicycle Thieves (U)
Tuesday 21 August 2012
£14.50 + booking fee
One of the all-time greats, this classic of social cinema follows one man’s desperate bid to reclaim his livelihood – the bicycle that allows him to work – after it’s stolen from under his nose. As the man searches the streets of post-war Rome with his young son, tension and tenderness blend beautifully in a film that exemplifies the Italian cinematic movement ‘neorealism’. To see Vittorio De Sica’s film today is to be reminded of how subtle yet how powerful cinema can be. (93 mins).
**DJ: **Stephen Coates

PM me NOW! :)

Of course you are welcome to come sit with me and my friend. We're sharing a picnic and if you would like to bring something to share, that would be lovely too.

Meet at 730PM (for sure), maybe 700PM

Not known if FATHER_TU is on lfgss, I follow him for my instagram bike porn fix.
I love his de rosa. :)

Open House
I seem to miss this every year as it creeps up and the balloted places are long gone. Just a (late-ish) heads-up - http://londonopenhouse.org/important/general.html

This is what they did with mine, £80 mixte frame and forks.
Submitted Thurs morn, received it back Sat arvo.

Hearbreaking thread....I dunno if this is any help, if the scum are smart/dumb enough to get online and post an ad, but http://bikeshd.co.uk/
Here's hoping.

The cops do this for free sometimes if you can find them. https://www.bikeregister.com/
You can check the register too...

oui :) Impossible to go under the radar on that frame

Also because you're "famous" now...

http://www.the5thfloor.co.uk/2012/08/12/bike-check-erik-jonssons-pinarello-stelvio/

Lovely!!!

Hello! Not sure if you have sorted this out, but for the City section, I recommend Tower Bridge/London Bridge, Southwark Street, Upper Ground, Westminster Bridge, Birdcage, Bucky Palace, Consti-Hill - awesome ride and major sights. Part of the Olympic route. MASSIVELY faster than hitting Holborn/Covent Garden/Picca.

Frame and forks for a small ladies frame is approx £290 quoted by London Chroming - 30th April 2012.