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Is the quill stem still for sale?

heading to Brick lane to see if it's down there. If anyone else is down there could you keep an eye out for it please? cheers

Will do definitely!

sorry but it's the only one I had - figured it would show the different front forks

Hi everyone,

I had my bike stolen last night from the bike parking area outside of Highbury and Islington tube station.

It's a white unipack frame with dildo handlebars. The front forks are different to the rest of the bike. Here is a slightly older photo before I swapped over the handlebars - it's also had a load of stickers added to it since this photo, a new rear wheel and a quick release front wheel.

One pedal has metal straps while the other does not. It's a unique bike so it would be great if people could keep an eye out for it.

cheers,

Lee

thanks everyone.
Lay off my logo! :)

thanks - I'll also check out the other thread

@bainbridge No it's not. As a bit of background I'm doing a design project to encourage people to cycle. Thought that a new way of storing a bike could be one of (many) solutions. As part of this I thought it would be interesting to see how these bikes are stored - I did a survey of 170 cyclists and most kept the bike in the hall.

No worries if you don't want to post a pic, but pics would be good as it helps to show actual real life ways people store bikes.

@recon under the bed is a new one!

I'm keeping a blog of the project at http://leewashington.blogspot.com should you want to find out more

In my survey, 59% of cyclists keep their bikes in their house and I'm curious as to how they are kept! Many of the respondents keep the bike in their kitchen.

This is a call post a photo of your bike when not in use - are they hung on the wall? Or just kept in the hallway.

here's where my bike is kept when not in use.
http://photos-g.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc3/hs042.snc3/12954_302029260023_527910023_9486509_1709969_n.jpg

cheers!

Thanks to everyone that took part. I've made a post about the results on my blog

   http://leewashington.blogspot.com/2009/10/results-are-in.html

The list of cycling accidents was enough to put me off cycling!

I thought it was a bit strange to have a noncyclist on the forum...but was half asleep so posted the other survey too.

thanks for those taking part. Will share the results.

If you want to follow the project, I'll be keeping a blog at http://leewashington.blogspot.com

Thanks again - i imagine I'll be back with more questions!

It was limited to 100 responses - I have recopied the survey and also changed the bike question to allow more than one response - the link should now be working,

Thanks!

Good point! If you're a none cyclist, there's a survey for non cyclists here:

        http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=6QSB0JFAXzlk4k7ffwClIw_3d_3d

Hi,

I'm currently working on a design project to create a product to encourage more people to cycle in London.

If you cycle in London, it would be great if you could take a couple of minutes to fill out a survey:

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=RO9AIgoNWDlblQRXgzTrxg_3d_3d

Thanks!

Lee

It's far quicker than other way of getting round London, it's fun, you get to enjoy the city more - feel closer to it. I just love leaving my house and being at college 15 minutes of fast riding later - I feel very happy when I get there, no matter how tired I was when I left my house

Lights should be fine

signed