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My windbreaker arrived yesterday. Very nice.

Guy coming out of 37 Degrees in Olympia. I said "Wikid Bike" to you as you were unchaining.

Black frame with green and orange rims cycling up the hill through Hyde Park this morning.

Here are some great ones:

http://articles.allbusinesstools.net/200809/The-Best-Bike-Ideas_8-10.html

Are there pictures anywhere?

Sound like the hoodies will be too warm for me as I sweat so much. I'm going to get one of the windbreakers.

Horrble news :( RIP.

Spotted a girl near Southwark. Sunglasses, white t-shirt riding a white frame with white v-rims.

Guy wearing a grey suit blazer, black & gold Addidas trainers on a black frame with a pink rear wheel going down Blackfriars Bridge Road towards Southwark.

Girl with curly hair, a SPAM t-shirt and red Ortlieb bag on a Yellow frame. Over took you heading up towards London Bridge this morning and you just came into our office to pick something up. I should have said hi but didn't want to seem like a perv!

Ok, who's going to be first. £30 doesn't seem so bad. MonkeyLectic. Has quite a funky selection of graphics too!

I reckon the office thought he could knock anyone off, make up some story about them swerving to try and hit him, and get away with it. Good to hear some jumped up cop on a power trip get their come-upence.

Nutz!

http://www.boingboing.net/2008/07/28/critical-mass-bicycl.html

The AP is reporting that the police officer in the video has been stripped of his badge and gun and the NYPD has "placed the unidentified officer on desk duty pending the outcome of a department investigation.

Did anyone else see the bus that shunted a cyclist on Borough High Street at about 6pm today? The bike was perfectly upright and implanted deep into the front of the bus. It was really quite something to see. I'm actually impressed with the amount of damage it did to the bus and even more impressed how it stayed upright. Cyclist was okay. He was walking around taking photos of the incident.

Yellow frame, with a blue v-rim on the back and read aerospoke on the front, turning up into Kensington Church Street.

I shall neither be traveling backwards or through time and space as I've put it on the right way. I was wondering why my journey to work looked something like this

Yes you can have your chain upside down, all 'anti-drop' systems on chains (especially 1/8 BMX chains) need to be on the correct way, with the grooved bit nearest the cog.

My KMC Kool Chain SL (or whatever it is called) needs to go on a specific way.

Ah, in that case I have to switch it as I'm running the same chain.

:'(

Ok, just ordered one off eBay! Cheers guys :P

I should have said it's not just the logo. The chain isn't symetical as one side is slightly more grooved, but I don't think that would make the chain sit any lower.

Just realised that I've put my chain on upside down as the K logo is upside down. Don't know how I missed that when putting it on. Will it cause much of a problem?

Guy on a yellow lowpro, with a front red aerospoke and regular rim with green spokes on the back. Followed you over Tower Bridge road and then down the back of Queen Elizabeth Street this morning.

Two riding in single file over westminster bridge early yesterday evening. Leader was on a black bike with red v-rims and the other on a white bike with green v-rims (Hope I haven't got those colours confused)

All this morning:

Red bike + Red rims going round Wesmister round about.
White bike + Yellow rims going over Wesminster Bridge towards Westminster.
White Bike + Pink Rims coming over London Bridge

Passed a guy pushing a black frame with purple v rims through Kensington Gardens this morning.

Guy riding down by the tate modern with the tattoo "STR8"on one calf, and "EDGE" on the other.