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I moved to Italy a couple of months ago. Parma centre is quite nice and the food is good but the countryside is as dull and flat is it gets.

Some friends of mine did Milan to Verona a couple of weeks ago via Como and Garda and loved it.

Fookin hot here now for riding though. It's been 35+ Here in Florence for the last few weeks.

Price drop to £30.

I have these for sale, B123AA. 36cm. NJS stamped.

http://www.lfgss.com/conversations/285001/#comment12913783

Edit: just noticed this thread is a month old. Sorry for the dredge.

I have these for sale. 36cm. NJS and extremely light.

http://www.lfgss.com/conversations/285001/#comment12913783

Edit: sorry, just seen the date the thread was started. Ignore me!!

Hi all. I have some B123AA bars for sale. NJS stamped.
Very good condition. Only used for 100 miles or so before I changed to a street set up.
Please contact me if interested.
Looking for £40. Pick up / meet in Islington or City.

Aftershave wasn't a wind-up at all my friend.
As Chak said it dries very quickly due to the alcohol content.
This is good because it means once they're on they don't slide around. But it's bad because you have to get them on very sharpish after spraying into the grips.

Aftershave

I received this recently. Not a scooby!!

'St Mary's ct area. Filters out cleaning them measuring air changes in rooms. Balometer easy peasy lemon squeezy away by 12.'

I looked after my sisters cat for a couple of weeks. On night 1 she was scratching at the bedroom door. I snuck over to the door when I knew she was there and gave it a loud knock with my knuckle. She never did it again.
I've never owned a cat and don't know if this is a good idea but it did the job.

That lovely black/yellow Roberts track. Forget who owns it. Smashing!

Saw the same one at LMNH around 3 today. Very nice.

New one this morning - some prat had a go at me *for stopping at a red light *and then couldn't understand what he did wrong as I was trying to explain it to him.

I am disbelieve!

When I'm feeling particularly lazy I stop at one of those hand car wash places.

£1. 1 minute. Job done.

Pm coming.

Pistoffski has a very nice 54 cinelli for sale. Have a butchers at that.

Ragnarok - you're barking up the wrong tree here.

There's a decent place on Essex road but one of the blokes that works there (looks like Joe Zawninal from Weather Report) is a miserable cunt.

Another Thumbs up for sounds of the Universe: New stuff/represses ground floor Original bits basement

I've just encountered the same bloke in Haggle Vinyl. I was just in there 5 minutes in which time he called his first customer a fucking idiot behind his back for nearly getting a parking ticket then called his second customer a little cunt, also behind his back, for daring to ask him a question which he very rudely refused to answer as he was paying for his 12 records.
He spoke to me, looking for approval;
Him; what a little cunt
Me; sounded like he was just asking a question
Him; I've had him in here for 30 mins
Me; I just think calling him a cunt was a bit strong
Him; why don't you go and write about it on the Internet
Me; why don't you go fuck yourself

I very rarely use that kind of language to strangers but as MG said, he is one miserable little git.

I'm sure they do have loads of musical gems but I'll never set foot in there again.

To the courier with black hair and yellow back-pack on the white fixed bike who blindly RLJ'd the junction of Moorgate and Ropemaker st at 17.30 yesterday through a narrow gap between a bus and a van - you total and utter wanker. Anyone could have been crossing and you wouldn't have known or had time to stop.

One day you're going to get hurt and much more importantly probably hurt someone else while you're at it.

WAC

To be honest I wouldn't leave my bike outside where I couldn't see it for more then 10 mins.
I love living there but it's full of scrotes.

Could you set up some space-saving bike storage in doors?

Saved my life is an absolute classic - probably my fav of the era. Alabama Blues is pretty damn good too - I listened to it just yesterday.

I was gutted when 2-step came along and (IMHO) ruined UK Garage. I got over it though..

Spare cable guides I haz.

Yours for the bargain price of free if you pick up in islington.

SE racing marked.

You could try Varno if you want good value deep section wheels.

http://www.lfgss.com/thread49556.html

Where's the Scolt Head

It's on Englefield rd, De Beauvoir. It's a hot spot to bike theft. You can't leave your bike unattended there.

Sorry to hear your bike got stripped. Nightmare.

After riding track pedals with clips and double straps for a few months I find it completely second nature to flip the pedal and get my foot in, it seems to happen without even making a conscious effort...
However, after riding on BMX pedals and Holdfast straps this morning I felt like a complete newbie again, obviously there is no lip on the pedal to flip it around, what's the technique to use? With track pedals I just place the middle of the shoe over the upside down pedal and pull back. I'm guessing with BMX pedals it's more a case tapping the pedal with your toe to flip it round?

I ride with BMX pedals and holdfasts on my every-day bike and use the same method as track pedals - dragging the pedal over from front to back. It doesn't work so well on shoes with a less grippy sole or in the wet. When this happens I kind of grip the front corner of the padel from the side to flip it.

Aidan and Andypancake from this forum work at 14. Maybe drop them a PM as they might well know her.

Good work MC.