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Raleigh RSW 16 for sale. I think it's a MkII based on the Sturmey shifter, but I can't be sure.

http://i.imgur.com/OfelkpW.jpg

Original rear tire and a replacement front. Both wheels spin smooth and true, and bearings feel good. Front and rear brakes working, as is the three speed shifter.

Front and rear dynos all in place and wiring looks good, though bulbs may need replacing.

Looking for £50, pickup from Bournemouth.

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http://www.lfgss.com/thread66430.html

*Sorry, not silver, I know.

Sorry, I only have one of these:

And if you roll a 20-sided dice, you're a geek.

If you roll a six-sided dice, each number has a one-in-six chance of coming up.

Why not try some free, serialised audiobook novels from Podiobooks.com?

Personally, I prefer a road named after my arse - Toby's Bottom

How 'bout this?
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Does this work? http://www.lfgss.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=36486&stc=1&d=1298319403

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I know, I wrote the first reply before trying it. I've just run a quick trace and it looks reasonably ok. I'll try to post here.

Not you, Microsoft Paint boy, Mister BQ.

Portable Network Graphic's are not good enough to make vectors. Portable Document Format's can be pulled apart in Illustrator. Innit.

Not good enough to "make", no, but Illustrator's trace feature should handle this moderately well, with the right settings.

An Illustrator trace would make a mess of this I fear - the lines are just too close together, especially on the wheels. Not impossible, but it'll create a hefty file.

I'll take the Profile Airwings if you post...

Why no post?

Apologies if already posted, but just picked this up - cyclist equipped with helmet-mounted camera brings bad drivers to justice: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-12334486

[edit] Thanks for pointing out the link - I searched for the guys name but found nothing - should have searched for the link!

Or there is this,

http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=d&source=s_d&saddr=Castle+Ln+W%2FA3060&daddr=50.72032,-1.88068+to:50.7217337,-1.8969562+to:50.7252236,-1.9173512+to:50.723321,-1.9232041+to:50.7228731,-1.929286+to:50.72266,-1.94632+to:50.71888,-1.97967+to:50.7158251,-1.9856481+to:Old+Orchard&hl=en&geocode=FfZzBgMdmqXj_w%3BFUDuBQMdmE3j_ynRC3_bxqFzSDGAb3JPQfQQEw%3BFcXzBQMdBA7j_ykRiyZpo6FzSDHxbkGzLa4OEw%3BFWcBBgMdWb7i_ykjSaknDaFzSDHxgXutLa4OEw%3BFfn5BQMdfKfi_ylRJAWVEqFzSDHhl3utLa4OEw%3BFTn4BQMduo_i_ymFalFUFKFzSDGR_UxQQfQQEw%3BFWT3BQMdME3i_ynpA6YPN6FzSDHhTHutLa4OEw%3BFaDoBQMd6srh_yl52mzl6aZzSDHAGXutLa4OEw%3BFbHcBQMdkLPh_ymXp0M_76ZzSDHgFXutLa4OEw%3BFQbOBQMdCrXh_w&mra=mrv&mrcr=0&via=1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8&sll=50.723729,-1.878705&sspn=0.010582,0.027874&ie=UTF8&ll=50.728333,-1.878812&spn=0.010581,0.027874&z=16

There is a shortcut somewhere through meyrick park that lets you straighten it out a bit ... once you go through lower parkstone you will have a ton of options on which way you can get down to they quay ... there are plenty of small roads you can "rabbit run" down.

Thanks for that - a very useful map!

Just wondering, if you had to commute daily from the Castlepoint area (no jokes pls) to Poole Quay - what would be your chosen route? Options are:

• Castle Lane > Redhill > Boundary Rd > Wallisdown Rd > Ringwood Rd > Longfleet Rd
  
• Charminster Rd > Wimbourne Rd > Seafront > Shore Rd > Sandbanks Rd
  
  

Alder Rd looks pretty direct but how evil will the hill be with a gear ratio of 3.2?

pics or it didn't happen

"Tequila Sunrise"

"Eye Candy"

wrong drop out etc..

What's wrong about them - vertical? What's the "etc" bit?

Nice, but the Bike Builder doesn't work for me - anyone?

Excuse my ignorance, but I've never seen one 'in the flesh' - what stops it being massively uncomfortable to ride? Is it like riding a road bike in a tucked position where you're holding the bottom of the drops the whole time?

Sorry, haven't got any, but have recently fitted a front Tektro R536 and can heartily recommend them.

Will the Raleigh "de-realer" make my bike invisible, or non-existent?

I'm less bothered about hardware - the things that really bug me are other people, like when I see someone out cycling with a really badly adjusted saddle height, I just want to stop them and sort it out. Maybe I should set up a roadside saddle heigh clinic. Or maybe I should just go live in a clinic...