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Nothing wrong with a bit of additional scenery on the detour and enjoyed the unspoken pursuit to catch the rest. Didn't have much choice on the last hill, it was all or nothing!

Thanks for organising - look forward to the next one.

In. May well get dropped on the hills into the wind but only one way to find out.

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Ride out (train 1 arrives 19:45)

1. Rod Munch (happy to backstop ^)
   
   

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1. Extracrispyduck
   

I'd take one of these to decorate the bike I never ride. Let me know if you go ahead with the order.

Newly-built Moser on a mid-nineties TT theme.
Not their finest ever paint scheme but it's growing on me.

Seems you would have been quite the man about town in 17th century Flanders.

It's a rout

For anyone that hasn't seen much league, watch the semi-final between England and NZ while it's still on iPlayer. One of the most gripping games of rugby you could ever witness.

The skills, pace and decision-making of the English pack was just incredible. To see what Sam Burgess and James Graham do as props is a huge contrast with union - they're so much more than just muscle-bound machines.

Historically, not vintage half-back pairings for either team but the way Roby and Luke, the two hookers get involved and share the load at dummy half makes up for that.

Watch it now.

Mark e Smith fondling himself as he mumbled into the middle distance was a sight to behold. Did he know anyone else was in the room? Still, left me wanting more.

Long gone John

In response to the LO thread, Beagle may have flown into a baffling rage but in his defence, I don't think he deliberately malleted me in the face. And it probably won't affect my modelling career.

When polo 'gets serious' we'll all be wearing lycra; you mark my words.

What can I say Louis? It was a hard winter on bike, body and mind.
I now feel recuperated.

Winter break over. Time for the start of the 2013 season.
In.

I should probably know this by now but Mitch, right? Not playing by the way.

Jess, are you going to polo?

Can do court building on Friday. Have drill.

Do it!

Cheers Chris but we're sorted now.

Gone but not forgotten Mark!

Just to be clear folks, this is now sold and the new owner is in possession.

Newcastle and London's 'Antlers' are reuniting one last time for the London Open but are regrettably missing a founder member.
Antlers WLTM an experienced, capable bike polo player with GSOH to fill its aching void.
Antlers enjoy romantic walks, weekends in the country and competetive but relaxed polo.
Own teeth preferred.
Please apply to Hamatt or Owlbeak.

Thanks for the interest guys. I have a surprisingly large pile of PMs to wade through but I think it's fair to say it's been sold.

Ha ha, undibs - back on the market folks!

Ok, provisional dibs to Rumball pending it all getting sorted in good order.

On the off chance that it doesn't, Chak, I think it would have fitted you just fine.

Regrettably, it's time to let this go and make some space. I've always thought it was a beautiful bike with tight geometry and some great details - engraved fork crown, semi-ground lugs, lining where the paintwork meets the chrome etc.

It's 30 years done many miles and therefore could do with some love (mainly superficial). The paintwork and the main decals have quite a few nicks in it although there's no rust and the chrome is good. The stem is scratched and it's slightly temperamental in bottom gear at the moment but otherwise rides fine.

It's got a mix of average components but with nice Campy brakes, front mech, headset and dropouts. If I didn't have other projects, I would have tried to unify the groupset.

It's size 57 c-t-c and top tube is also 57 cm.

£170 to a good home. It's in London and I don't want to post.

And if I ever see it as a fixed conversion, I would be very sad.

Thanks

Cheers Julia.
I'll be spectatengering. Again.