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I've got two of these for early winter morning commute down the river lea in almost complete darkness

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Torchy-XM-LT6-Zoom-Focus-bike-light-Cree-T6-led-Battery-Xtar-MC1-charger-/121512449251?pt=UK_SportGoods_CyclAcces_RL&hash=item1c4ab4d4e3

Cheap, van driver-intimidating lumens and great customer service. Highly recommended.

Hi Varno

I sent you some cash and an order via paypal **(Transaction ID: 6PM45055269694810) **yesterday
(30mm rims, miche hubs everything silver).

I forgot to mention: can I have radial on the front please.

Sorry for the confusion

Dan

Like this but silver

Cheers

Dan

Hi Varno

Can I have silver rims (machined front and back), miche hubs, silver spokes, radial front?

How do you take payment?

Thanks

Dan

Dibs on the stem. I have PM'd you.

provisional dibs if they will fit 26.0 bars.

Thanks

Dan

I'm sure some one called J-Tek makes bar end shifters for Alfines, SJS sell them.

Because I am a dozy fugger I have crossed the thread on the non drive side crank arm replacing a pedal.

Is there anything I can do other than buy a new one?

Cheers

If you haven't sold them both I'll take one of the nitto bars. I could meet centrally mon- thurs

cheers

Dan

sweden?

Norway, on the grounds of house colours?

No joke of a lie. I saw two identical twins being filmed riding a tandem up Bermondsey Street this morning. Not porn (neither the dinky matching outfits nor the bike) but defo recherche.

For short journeys around town, quality and weight not huge issues.

Ta

Dan

I've been using specialized fat boys 1.25inch up and down the lea valley for a while. They're treadless/bald and I'm sure its not advisable, but quick, light and no punctures, splits or 'unplanned dismounts' yet.

The inflatable Thermarests are comfy and some, like the neoair are super light, but they do puncture and you'll need to take a repair kit. Alpkit have a good reputation amongst climberswho worry about weight as cycle tourists do. The foam ones (Ridgerests are good) are as light and indestructable. Cheap inflatables tend to delaminate leaving you with an enormous fabric balloon to sleep on (I've had this with older thermarests as well).

Try a night with a foam mat on the kitchen floor before you set out, a sleepless night will wreck yur tour.

The other good thing about the inflatable ones is they pack small and won't offer wind resistance unlike your foam version.

Morning all, starting my nursery period. I look forward to posting on the wrong forum and getting torn to bits. Deviant innit.

Regards

Afghanidan