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Amen to all of these points. But dynamos rule

I've said it before, but that Wanga bangs

Noooooo...the hours I spend on here, soaking up knowledge, culture, opinions, and memes. I only managed to join one ride (MTB around Haunts/Berks, so it wasn't even actual FG, SS, or in L) but it was great, with lovely people.

@Velocio - thank you for running it so well for so long. It's an absolute pleasure compared to the rest of the internet.

Great stuff

Very cool indeed

Exactly this

It's just a poorly worded way of ascertaining a realistic budget I guess. Could have been better if the sales person had proposed e.g. three ballpark options and asked which one was most appropriate/realistic for the customer

Don't ask

Threads that pop up with ancient beef

We all play synth! Da da da da daaa

Mm, deep

I see you got a round tuit. Envious of that space!

Clamp a straight edge such as a long spirit level to the door with two clamps, at the required distance from your cut line to allow your circular saw to run along it nice and straight. And buy a decent, high tooth count, circular saw blade for nice smooth cuts.

No outlay on spenny new tools, upgrade of your existing circular saw, win win...?

in Bristol now

To continue the thread derail, Simple Shawarma on Church Road is supposed to be top notch

I have no advice I'm afraid but wish you luck - love refurbishing and sorting out old stuff!

As Mr Smyth says, a plunge cut with an oscillating multi tool would be easier and give a neater finish. They're super useful to have anyway if you're doing bits and pieces of DIY. This will do the job, or go up in price/align with your battery system of choice as you please.

Lovely Wanga

Solid article. Enjoyed.

Thishttps://www.lfgss.com/conversations/366006/ one...?

As far as I can tell, absolutely fine. Think about the forces acting across the HG body compared to when it's holding a cassette - arguably SS puts less strain on the HG body than gears as the force only stays in one plane...but I'm definitely not a mechanical engineer and I'm sure that something something wheel stiffness with a wider-dished SS-specific hub.

Another plus of a conversion kit is that you can fine tune chainline.

Bargz

First/at the bottom, a drainage layer, then a growing medium or substrate layer, then sedum or actual seeds on topsoil, depending on what you're going for.

These guys are good

isn't there enough room on the inside of your huge great big 4x4 already ?

No, not in those monstrosities. Absurdly small interior volume for the gigantic exterior and footprint.

For painting, both Frog Tape and ProDec Advance seem decent, from your DIY retailer of choice. But I think application (both of the tape and the paint) and removal, when the paint is dry enough but not too dry, are also key to success

Congrats on the birth of your son, and thanks for more good bike updates!