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A classy motor. Shame Audi stopped making them like that.

Cracking deal.

Another bargain:

http://www.planetx.co.uk/i/q/FBPXRT57FORCE22/planet-x-rt-57-sram-force-22-road-bike

Anything that's not a Golf mkIV

http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C553466

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/bmw/e46-3-series-98-06/bmw-330-i-sport/2921704

http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201410188313886/

http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201409217579830/

http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201410248463000/

Shorter stem and lots of stretching?

You can't give up on something that beautiful!

Some Revs are dual position so you can switch to 120/130mm.

Very good choice! Fab colour too.

I got my own collection of Reynolds tubing delivered today. Can't wait to get it built up, but need to shift on lots of parts to do it justice.

Stunning.

Just needs someone to ride it.

That's looking fantastic.

Not many builds can pull off metallic tape, but I think it might just.

I do love an old school options sheet! I'd go with the Meccano option along with the weather pack, the lowered floor, push button start, Momo wheel and the heater in the free yellow and I'd potentially get a black wrap on the body. Nice and simple.

Yeh, I only had the offer on one of my accounts. Still 10% off components, £5 off £50 code and a tenner from Paypal made for a storming deal.

I'd love one of those 3-pot Sevens alongside a boggo-spec Dacia Duster 4x4 for loads of fun, zero stress motoring.

Very nice! Would have started out very similar to my old one. Still miss that car.

Monzas are cool. (As is that Manta)

I'll forgive your mistake though since your Elise is awesome.

Seriously impressive! Not sure it sounds like my idea of fun though.

After losing my MTB mojo, I decided I needed a new bike. Got a Stanton Slackline frame coming and I can't wait to get riding again.

Not sure this is the best place to ask, but can anyone give any advice on an old bottle of Tia Maria? Looks to be pretty old without modern info such as metric units, ABV, bar code, ingredients or a use by date, maybe 60s looking at others online.

http://imgur.com/fOnMXSk,EpuqNpb,88eltIM#2

Is it worth anything? If so where could I sell it? Or does Tia Maria age really well to the point I might actually want to drink it?

Could be a strong look. I went with yellow to create a striking aesthetic and not because they were cheaper than black.

Rallys are pretty cheap and nasty. I'd go for something with a latex inner tube for the ride and puncture resistance. I got a pair of Vittoria Corsa Evo CX for about £48 or so from Chain Reactions a while back and they've been perfect. The Montello looks like it might be fairly decent though.

I might try the Michelin Pro 4 next, but there's not many reviews out there on them. Anyone tried them?

Nice winter/touring machine for £200. Posting mainly in the hope someone else buys it before I have to.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Cannondale-Road-Warrior-700-700c-Hybrid-Tourer-Other-/261615028752?

^ That Vitus is stunning.

What valve extension will work with a Vittoria Pista CS tub? It has a removable valve stem, but not one which works with my no-brand extension or my red Vittoria ones. That's three different valve types on 3 Vittoria tub models I've had, which is nice.

Many thanks

Wound ups don't exactly fit my definition of cheap, but I am tempted. Ta.

@6pt It's definitely a frame I've always had a thing for and I'm not disappointed.
@Mechamorgan I don't like decals so if I removed them how would anyone know I had Enve?

Only one? Guess I'll go for stylishly light.

Easton EC90SL seems to be the benchmark (the earlier ones look ok), but I've read they're rather noodly.

Need a new fork to replace the ugly boat anchor and I'm looking for ideas.

Stylish, light, stiff and cheap, I want it all.

Could've been this price for a while, but I was pleased to pick up a decent tub for under £20.

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/vittoria-pista-cs-tubular-road-tyre/rp-prod109591

Thanks, guess I'll just have to suck up the cost. A fair chunk of change to spend on an ancient laptop, but it still suits me nicely for home use.

For £500 I think I'd be looking at this. Not the best wheels or groupset, but I suspect it'll ride very nicely for someone new to road bikes.

http://www.rutlandcycling.com/280933/products/giant-defy-3-2014-road-bike.aspx