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"Made from Thermoroubaix fabric insulating, water-repellent and durable, for cycling through the worst winter conditions."

Can't complain, It was 4° on the ride home tonight and they kept the feeling in my toes.

Got some Morvelo overshoes today. Woop!

Saw a car smash into this Traffic light this morning. Knocked off the lights and everything.
https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@51.52519,-0.1106276,3a,75y,90.52h,76.73t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sHwjRNobKEIy8dJ4yNQOzyA!2e0!7i13312!8i6656

Freaked out a the 4 cyclists waiting next to it.
Luckily the Indian woman driving the car got out and seemed to be unharmed in the accident.

(Cross roads at Farringdon Rd, and Rosebery Av)

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(rep > Pifko)
https://www.lfgss.com/profiles/111895/ > 'Actions' > 'Ignore'

Then use the 'Following' page until he's been banned.

That's much better, thanks @Pifko

This Bot needs to get banned.

Castelli Estremo Winter Cycling Gloves
Temperature range: -5°C / +5°C

I have been using these for the last 2 weeks, great quality.
In a rain shower still kept my hands dry and warm.
Only Negative I can say is it has velcro strap on wrist. Velcro with lycra or Jerseys is really annoying.

More Info:
ø 26.8, 27.0, 27.2 are the 3 options Nitto produces

This sale is for the Post Diamater: **ø 27.0mm **

Looking to buy a park tool wheel truing stand, TS-2.2 or TS-2.2P
If anyone is interested in selling send me a message.
Thanks

Going to see Jurassic Park preformed live tonight at the royal Albert hall by the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra.
Then on Sunday Aliens!
So Stoked.

http://www.warsawcycling.com/shop

Just tried out Warsawa's leg and arm warmers today. Was perfect for today's cycle, (around 10degrees).
Im well happy, great quality.

I used 2 bolts
I dont know if this helps but i have a review of how i travelled with my track frame:

https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/292853/#comment13213971

When riding on the roads in London I don't have my hands on the drops all the time. Most of it I have them on the top.

I saw a lot of bikes in Japan with them too. I personally like the look, something a bit different.

Finished my Samson, thought i would cross post it here:

I got The Hulk as a gift, from my big brother on my wedding day.
He had the date and our Initials engraved on the back.

Thanks for the advice, im surprised the screws would go that far through.
I actually do have white electrical tape wrapped around the fork a few times, then trimmed back. That should hopefully stop any scratches happening.

Also i read that the small screw with the spring is meant to be tightened so it presses against the fork crown.

When you brake the bracket will flex forwards because that's the way the top of the wheel is moving. But tighten the little bolt so it pushes the bracket forwards, and now when you brake the new forces unload the little bolt but don't create additional flex in the bracket. This should reduce brake judder, possibly at the cost of damaging the paint on the crown.
https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/224106/?offset=25

Clamp on brake now with matching pearl white parts. Looks a little more in keeping with the build.

These pantograph Samson Nitto's look great, but was going to cost a ridiculous : £373 + customs charges.
If im ever in Japan i might think about it.