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Beautiful. I've got a free ranger waiting to be unboxed - do you mind if I ask about the paint job (cost, options etc)?

Hi folks

Years since I've been here but wondering if this is any use to anyone.
Old European steel "ladies" frame, not too heavy so maybe decent enough tubing, some nice detail on lugs etc. Has been outside for a couple years and I doubt any of the attached period (Sachs, Weimann) or modern (gripshift) components would work without lots of TLC and or replacement.

So not sure if this is fit for much tbh. Feels a total shame to send to the tip though..

Free to anyone who can collect soon from Mile end

Found, east London, ?nicked and trashed - claim if yours. Incidentally carrera MTB posted above also found dumped traced back to owner by local pcso, win for the met.

Found abandoned and unlocked in east London. Not in great nick with one brake removed and a somewhat smashed rear mech but fixable. If you know the serial or any identifying marks, it's yours!

Is this yours?

oh god

such stack

very chimpanzee

It's just uninformed bollocks but easily to see how the lay person thinks a helmet is magic protection - of course the helmet lobby are happy to sell it as such.

If they had to advertise "stupid hat, unproven to reduce your chance of being squished by a tipper" they wouldn't sell hardly so many.

some of the racier pics have four Chans....

Try to arrange to buy it, meet in a public place and get police/mates involved at that stage?

The problem for me is that the expenditure is just so high as a proportion of revenue... presumably a huge charity like oxfam or red cross doesn't need to pay its board that much more but will have much higher revenues and hence % spent on charitable work.

I hate small charities that seem more like a way to make someone feel better or show off (i.e. single cause single university groups so middle class kids can think they saved africa, or the "Insert Celebrity Here Foundation").

It's worth it. Also essentially surrounded by railing for bike-locking...

Hope not. He's very decent which is more than can be said for most spurs defence players of recent memory..

And with him and Dier marauding out of the back 4 we've got pretty much an entire team who can independently make something. Lloris will probably score sometime this season.

This is a bargain and someone will have to jump!

Then you might as well have a normal sized lock which would fit better to frame mounts/bags, and could have thicker steel so be safer.

Silliness.

What is the use of that supposed to be then??? You can't get both wheels in it...

That said, in the cases where there is CCTV or other evidence that a driver deliberately uses a car as a weapon, I feel intention to seriously injure (due to the nature of the weapon) would be fairly well proven and the cps etc could apply a more aggressive approach. "Accident" or recklessness is not treated as an email excuse when you let your knife go into someone and I think a vehicle should be treated no differently.

Even when drivers are merely being aggressive and then "accidentally" collide - their actions are at least an assault in law and hence a manslaughter charge could stick.

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Bdbikes Amazon. Alu pump £3 delivered today only - seems a keen deal

Legally there's no reason under the right circumstances you couldn't be charged with murder, if all the components were there, but it's hard to prove and currently the political will seems to be that a car is treated differently to any other weapon.

Run green lights if you're not a paramedic/medical doctor

"green light from a warning beacon fitted to a vehicle used by a medical practitioner registered by the General Medical Council (whether with full, provisional or limited registration);"

Reckon this applies to bikes?

Yes officer, I did RLJ doing my sick trackstand, but check out my green light. Medical emergency bro

OK, so I'll confess I skimmed a couple of pages that had far too much code and arguing about ideal kerning for my liking...

I follow the logic on line length and if the evidence suggests this is ideal, then fine, but the feeling and also appearance of wasted space is a turn off. If the conversation itself should be this narrow, is there anything that could fill up the space (most obviously to the right where I see a lovely grey rectangle)? I can't think of anything good right now, but at the moment it does look a little like a website someone made in Word and then realised A4 isn't the same aspect ratio as most screens.

Inb4 "turn it portrait". No-one does that. Plus this is a laptop.

She really pisses me off.

Also if the mather is that precious, the chance of scratches and scrapes with £150 of cold hard steel + london peds + london cars + general street detritus is huge... Beater, no shits given, makes sense to me.

I assume he means sarcasm