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Nice meeting you savedigger.

Price drop £75.

Testament to my continuing search to find the perfect perch.

Giant. Mint condition. - SOLD
Fizik Arione. Good. - £30
San Marco. Fair. Scuff on the right from a crash. - £10
Specialized Riva. Good. £5
San Marco Ponza. Fair. £5
Specialized Avatar. Good. £15

Collection from N16

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Santysiak (I had to look them up) steel frame. 61cm. Tange 1" threaded fork. Shimano STX headset. 3ttt stem. ITM handlebars. Ultrgra hollowtech bottom bracket.
Nice stiff frame, hardly any flex when giving it some welly. Eyelets for a rear mudguard. I've been using it as my winter training bike so there are scratches and scuffs and peeling decals. A good solid frame. On the downside I think the seat post might be stuck...looking for £80. Collection in E3.

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Would you be interested in selling just the frame?

Dibs.

Dibs 2.
NOS Gazelle chrome forks, bended

• 24cm of steerer, 5,5cm threaded
  
• Reynolds 531 and Campagnolo ends
  
• Never used, so looking for 50 pounds posted
  
  

Where are you based?

Sold

Call it paranoia backed up by history.

You're 100% certain then BPB?

Of course I'm not 100% certain. I'm just 100% sceptical.

As the old man went past Nibbles on the Angliru - I stood up, switched the TV off and left the room...

Unlucky Higs Boson, still I've got much love for Phil Gil - his 2011 was maybe a bit special but it was fecking good to watch. I dream of climbing like this - go to 08:30 to see Gilbert beast the Mur (it's still the record for that climb).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5g6lRr_EdrE

from Cillian Kelly's twitter feed - Number of riders older than Chris Horner to have finished the Vuelta: ONE -- Manuel Costa, 35th in 1964, aged 42y, 6m, 2d.

Obviously I have no proof so Horner must be innocent etc.......

Good to see Horner rolling back the years - unfortunately for cycling he seems to have rolled back to the 1998 TDF.... Ridunculous climbing! Riding away from Nibbles et al at 41?! Really?! Nibbles is having the season of his life, is only 27 AND rides for a team I've had good reason to be suspicious of in the past (Vino as DS anyone?). I honestly thought the 'grinding a big gear, out of the saddle, not breathing and carrying on beyond the line as if NOTHING happened on a MAJOR mountain stage' style of victory was a thing of the past. I think I might have to give up watching this sport - again.

Are the seat tube measurements c-c or c-t?

It looks like it's going to be damned windy, it might even snow.... I'll be pedalling my white and black Ribble - hopefully in close proximity to Wrongcog - you'll be able to spot me by my limping pedalling style and the gritty noise coming from my bottom bracket . I'm in tip-top form after not really recovering from a knee injury. Rehab has mostly involved three intensive weeks of eating and sitting on my arse.

^Blazing Saddles from Eurosport bike.

Yep. He'd only just taken delivery of it.

My brother-in-law's just had his brand spanking new Red Specialized Roubaix 61cm frame stolen from shed in back garden by canal in W9. It looks just like this one:

He's only had it a month or two. Gutted for him. Seems like a planned job, the thieves knew exactly what they were looking for.
Any help much appreciated.

Knee pain has scuppered my plans. Itching to get out there today, woke in time for a club run but the pain emanating from the joint tells me to rest up and ice it.

Kudos to those who braved it yesterday.

Total rear-mech failure in the middle of bloody Kent after 70 odd miles of misty, hilly goodness. Benj literally pushed me (I'm 14 stone, he is a legend) to the nearest train station, through flooded lanes and up difficult rises - ruined my average for the day though....

Rather a melancholic journey into London Victoria, pondering my recent run of bad luck on the bike, wishing I was pedalling back to the smoke, figuring out how to fix my bloody ride so that I could get home.

Time is such a precious commodity for me at the moment and allotting it to the seemingly frivolous pursuit of riding bikes up and down and around the English countryside is becoming more and more difficult to justify. These little hiccups are really pissing me off.

Club ride with the good people of Cycling Club Hackney. My first time out with them and I had a blast, especially during the pace-line on the way back into London. Legs felt good, due in part to this stuff:

Running thread >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Never left BPP behind on a hill before... he must have been mighty pooped from Saturday's misadventure.

Not so much that I was pooped more that you were beasting it around Essex at an eye-bleeding pace.