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I've read so much funny stuff on this forum, will miss it hard :'(

Cheers for the heads up on the izumi chains!

the (cherry?) switches have a ground sheild on either side that takes a bit of heat to remove, you will need a solder sucker & a temp controlled iron will make it much easier. leaded solder flows nicely if u have it - open the window/use a fan & wash yr hands after

Yeah I have - swapped out the esc & space switches on my otherwise brown filco with black & clear. If you have temperature controlled soldering iron it's OK, need heat to remove.

My keyboard needed a clean...

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I have a SON dynamo front wheel and lights set if anyone is interested

The strava API change won't affect rideeverytile.com where you have to? manually import your strava export file I guess?
Shame if squadrats loses the automation, but if you have garmin that will still auto update?

ortlieb o bag is weirdly small, don't recommend... if you want new & waterproof the UPSO ferrybridge can be easily hacked with rear water holders

47ohm resistor. 230vac & 12vdc doesn't mix, might have other damage. if u want one pm me and I'll post

put the dimpa bag over the top unzipped and roll it all the time you can. beware at kings x only the big x ray machines can take bromptons...

Also, the next batch of Brompton brakes will have longer arms than the first batch

will see if the 1st batch is useable or not soon, will be very unhappy if they don't fit properly - I asked them to confirm if they had been tested with mudguards before ordering :/

I don't like the standard brakes much, but they are OK. The shite quality fittings that rust immediately are annoying though - stainless would cost pennies to upgrade from factory :/
Paul brakes have just cleared parcelforce customs tho ;)

In for a pack pls =]

I'd like the runwell chainline guide pls, will DM

I've got an UPSO ferrybridge - it's properly waterproof. It's quite a heavy bag and is more useful after modding ortlieb pouch/water bottle holders on the back but is good for rainy commutes.
IMHO old tbags are the best tho, use a rain cover.

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I recently did 'way of the roses' bikepacking on my Brompton - worked out OK =]

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removeable MKS tiny bubbly are quality

I have paul purple levers already :p
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Looks amazing, I have to buy a set :p

green square is where you are currently, and you have 'completed' it, red is 'uncompleted' sugggesting that it doesn't know where you have been already - the kml transfer has failed either exporting out of veloviewer or inputting it into the garmin. If you can I would follow the guide exactly and use the garmin express software to transfer. hope u get it working :)

you have to download yr current grid to yr garmin via the 'garmin express' app, instructions are here;
http://www.shmo.de/EveryTile/setup.html

I'd like this pls, DM'd

If anyone is using a garmin this is a nifty app for checking tile completion as you ride;
http://www.shmo.de/EveryTile/