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Essentially I have become so obsessed with my little Brompton that riding my cyclocross feels like riding a bus. And now I want something to have high speed fun on off road. Handling is my my priority

What about one of these?

http://www.santacruzbicycles.com/superlight/

I should point out that I might be moving to Manchester and for the fun stuff at Wharncliffe I seem to remember full sus being mandatory?

Wouldnt mind it being single speed?

Budget is for whatever I can get rid of cyclocross for, (which is a SS tricross in mint condition) plus any extra as necessary. I dont ride anywhere offroad yet, but i assume the various trails around surrey?

I remember as a young teenager I always wanted a santa cruz, they just seemed exotic...!

I want to replace my cycloscross with something with travel, capable of technical XC.

I have been out of mountain biking for so long and it all seems to have gotten a bit complex and - I can't help thinking - a bit OTT!

Thanks guys

from Holborn.

How does anyone heading west avoid the disaster that is Oxford Street? No other direct way seems to exist

As a point to note I have had my full size bike professionally fitted. The point is, with tyres so big it just cannot change direction as quickly and your centre of gravity is way too high. The Brompton is bascially like riding a BMX if you dont sit down.

I downgeared mine by 12 percent too, so i think it is 68 gear inches. Perfect for inner city riding.

I am utterly in love with my single speed Brompton.

Every time I get on it, which is several times a day, I feel like a child without a care in the world.

It handles so beautifully, effortlessly, accelerates really quickly and can dominate anything in heavy traffic. The best thing I have ever bought.

£10 Mint condition, read about twice!

Pick up in central London during midweek

Cheers

Stevo, which one did you get?

http://www.argos.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Search?storeId=10001&catalogId=1500001151&langId=-1&searchTerms=bike+cover&Submit=GO+%3E

I suppose preferably DIY, for those of us who have to leave our bikes outside during the winter months...

You cant read I never said the cure were psot punk, I just implied they were shit, which they are. If i had to put them in any genre I would say it was pop music.

Now behold the second best song of all time:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xodnJOGAetI

This thread prices that everyone here is just some hipster idiot how can you not enjoy the post punk delights of the sound? I know why because you are all too busy listening to the cure struggling to get your skinny jeans on before meeting a girl work dyed hair in dalston, worm money coming put of her atse but masquerading as a pauper

What else should I listen to

YouTube- The Sound - Winning (HQ)

Winning by the sound

This is now sold

Any got any tips for living in Bristol? What is it like? I am looking to relocate and leave London. Thanks

Sold

Now £450.

Already listened a lot to Crowbar and Down. Alright but not amazing. Thats whats weird about metal, it seems to me. Once you hear something so intense it amazes you other stuff doesnt seem to compare no matter how decent it is.

Fuck yes. What a twat I am. Didnt realise you could do this. I have been so bored getting my laptop out all the time. Yipeee!

Can you plug an ipod directly into a speaker, then, is that what you mean?