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Also, me too, second this question...

I don't if I'm breaking rules talking about a paid for ride, which is 25 squid but, but Ace Hotel provide coffee and light lunch, you get to use Fuji Instax camera with film, so you can take kind of Polaroids along the way. We make 4 stops along the way where do my usual thing and go on about trees, these will be proper old trees you may not have ever noticed, even you Tag of Tag fiends will even find difficult. Guarantee it will be more interesting than Steve Davis....

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/tokyobike-metropolis-rides-with-instax-tickets-67182616013

I am getting into greenwood carving and have been mistaken for Barn the Spoon 3 times now so it seems ineviatable. The hardest thing is finding fresh green wood which is dried out and still easily carvable now. I've carved a few spoons and potentially have an in with a pole lathe. So very keen but need to find a friendly tree surgeon preferably south london who I might ply with beer if they can but the odd log my way, upto 12inch long, ideally 6-8 inch diameter knot and shake free. It softwoods ash/birch/willow/chestnut (fruit tree wood at a push) nothing hard/coniferous/tropical. Any ideas/suggestions welcome

Still not very skilled in the operation of forums, but loving this thread. I'm a landscape architect with no garden and am forced to enjoy gardening vicariously, also very skilled in the art of fruit tree pruning if anyone ever needs any assistance/advice

I miss my mum's old David Brown 885 small and gutless but it's still running after nearly 50 years

Not that crazy, when you consider you could wait at least 5 years to grow something to that sort of size. And if it is from Tendercare they do good stock. Coblands cash and carry down and Sevenoaks can work out well if you can wangle a trade card. Why not try growing yerself a nice Cornus kousa, it'll grow a site quicker has some flowers and a very interesting fruit you can eat to boot

This one is hilarious, particularly enjoyed the one with Arthur Smith. The recent Brian Blessed episode is must listen stuff. Also though probs already mentioned Theres No Such Thing as a Fish

Been using my alloy one for 4 years, massively overload a Nelson Longflap, full shop and a beer growler on frequently and it hasn't snapped. Don't if I'm just lucky or careful rider but been very happy with it even though i know materials are supposedly inferior

Thats was scary in places but really fun to work on. I helped with the tube bending for the rear triangle and built those wheels. Gutted I've never seen the finished thing in exhibition. Huge sypmpathy for you guys ;-)

Hey guys, can anyone help me find somewhere to produce some custom deacals for my next fancy bike. No problem producing a graphic file, just looking for someone to do the printing/cutting ? Completely new to this and not sure where to start

bummer, I had this dream about the grease monkeys alternative to a knitting circle! If I'm ever in Swansea, indeed it looks like a tasty shop

Absolutely, i defend my right to play in the street!

Heya, did you get any further with this one? still interested..

The London Nihilist ? 've believe in nothing Lebowski!, nothing!'

I'm in, always eschew LMNH for the Terroni's stop and the Dog and Bell stop (the ultimate is to also have ice cream stop at Hackney City farm) name suggestion, #TheLondonPunk #ClassicumLondinium

Yeah for half terms and roads free of school traffic! one week of bliss, must make the best of it...

blatant I know, couldn't help it, I feel just slightly less fraudulent, it was suggested to me that I was behind the times as really I should have tried riding fixed, given up and moved on to less fixed ways...

Don't get angry, get happy!

Okay I'm coming tonight, cause now I actually do have a fixie! and won't be cluttering up the place with my Brompton...

Ooooh that looks scrummy, if only A/ I was a women and able to join in, and B/ not totally shit at BMX, always tried n a track near Home Pierpoint and never got past the the first set of double bumps...

I'm a amateur wheelbuilder in West Norwood, sure would be interested in meeting other builders, geeking out and having a drink.

Look up the Wheel Fanatyk 'Nipple shuffler' went my Christmas list but santa didn't listen...

Can anyone recommend a cheap frameset to build up as winter spinny fitness/town pootling fixie. Ideally will clear 28mm tyres and mudguards.

Fed up being tubby and want to get my mojo back. My commute is stupidly short, so need to get the most out of the mileage I do.

Not fussed old or new, but needs to be strong, I'm 17 stone and like to ride a variety of terrain.

Does anyone have any spokes and nipples for Shimano RS10 s, looking for 2 or ideally 3 to service a damaged wheel?

Cheers dude, that would make sense!