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Good to know I'm not the only one who gets bollocked for filling the shed up with shit. Except it isn't really shit!

Nope, it could be yours!

Going for £15 now, would almost certainly fit in an xmas stocking.

Going for £80 now, would almost certainly fit in an xmas stocking.

It rests against the wall on a bug rubber stopper, so you don't need to drill into the wall.

Hello, I'm based in Bow, E3.

A few scratches here and there, but it's a great design that saved floor space in my flat for the 10 years or so that I used it.

Would work rather well with the On One Pompino frame and fork that I'm selling in the other buying and selling bit.

£20.

Also includes Shimano BB and a Cane Creek headset. The bracket on the BB is for a Velo Orange chain guard, and I'll be keeping it, once I get round to removal.

Frame dimensions can be found here.

Would work rather well with the Delta bike rack that I'm selling in the other buying and selling bit.

£90.

Bullhorns are I believe 26.0 clamp size. That's not on the bars themselves, but I did just compare them with a tape measure to the drops, and they look the same. They're Toro Tsunami AL-7075 T6.

Wheels are gone, sorry, haven't checked the clamp size of the bullhorns. Still got a luvly frame and a rack to get shot of, folks.

Will check the clamp size of the bullhorns, and yes, the wheels are still there. I have a Campag rear Ksyrium, too.

Bullhorns are 40cm (CTC).

The drops are ITM Super Italia Pro 260, and although I can't see any clamp size details on them, I've read that they're 25.9mm.

A few bits have gone, plus I've knocked a tenner off of the frame & forks.

I forgot to mention that the frame has a Campagnolo headset, which I think is a Record.

I just got shot of all my boxes following the house move, but I'll try and find a solution. What would be the cheapest way to send wheels?

Witcomb steel frame & forks for the tall rider. Top tube 60cm, seat tube 63.5cm. SOLD.

Tortec Velocity rack, perfect for panniers. £10.

Mavic Ksyrium front wheels, bearings still feel smooth. SOLD.

Swrve Milwaukee jacket, size large in black. No holes or stains. SOLD.

Various bars, including some Velo Orange Milan and some Humpert Toulouse City Bars, £10 per pair. VO ones are gone.

Pro Logic bag that's perfect for a porteur rack. Or carp fishing. SOLD.

Collection from E3 preferred, or can meet east London/central on weekends.

Post 23 October! Whatever, I'm going for the new Ostrich Linux approach - pretend nothing's wrong until it bites me on the arse!

A couple of Hope Vision 1's left from this seller here. They seem to be sold out at a number of on-line retailers, and for some reason Totalcycling called me at about 10pm the other night to let me know that they'd have to refund my order. Them's late night workin' hours!

Thanks man! So should I stick with the download of 8.04 that I did the other day? Or download another copy of 8.10 and reinstall? Or steadfastly refuse to update my computer until either one of us dies an obsolete death?

A few days ago I managed to get 8.04 working exactly right. The hardware drivers were there, they loaded up, and now I can choose any damn screen size I want! I can't remeber how I did it, and THAT'S the beauty of Linux.

If I won a race the result would probably be the same as when I won an alleycat the other month, or an Eastway training run a few years ago - nothing short of sheer confusion and mild embarassment. Thus I shall not be racing. Even though I'm a WINNER!

You're right! I plan to give my old computer to my sis, but I really can't imagine her attempting half the daft crap that I've dragged myself through for the past 5 years! I would seriously just tell her to format the drive and get busy with Windows, although I wouldn't do that myself.

I'm using an Nvidia GeForce 7150, a model which is at least a year old according to a review I've just found.

Reverting to the older version has made no difference at all - the graphics still suck. I've asked the person I bought the computer from to explain how they set it up initially, and I'll just have to be more careful when messing around in future.

I really don't want to have to spent hours pissing about just to get the screen to work properly - it shouldn't have to involve spending that much time to do something so simple!

Bunch of racists.