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Cog Hog did it first (and was moderately effective with Gripshift)

Not just talk, it's official policy. Fairbourne's (soggy) toast!

On last week's episode (it's a Soap, innit?) apparently he was nonplussed as to why he was getting negative press from the Press.

This, from the 'Master of PR' and some such bovine ordure.

Infantilism gone mad.

That's excellent news

That incident was replayed last night. Truly remarkable.

Hundreds of people are sharing their experiences on the big Spa thread

I don't think it's been appreciated you're running a triple

As we've drifted slightly, PP seem to have launched a 'we'll cover the return cost if you paid for it on PP' scheme. I used it for the first time today. Money will be credited to my PP account within 5 days they say. It can be used up to 12x in any 12 month period, up to a max cost per transaction o...

mumbojumbo wrote:Fair dos -I stand corrected.I have been misinformed.

You have no place on here with that attitude

Take Morgan, kept faith with their roots whilst incorporating tech as necessary, so it's very much possible, as Brucey suggests.

Thank you for confessing, ye faithful How do the distances cycled and canoed compare? That is the question :wink: A canoe is rather more leisurely - imagine a 25" fixed gear. Very tiring on the arms for those of us who don't do it very often. I have done it for a couple of hours at a time, onc...

Cyril Haearn wrote:

Bonefishblues wrote:Forgive me father, but increasingly we canoe as a family more often than we cycle

Thank you for confessing, ye faithful
How do the distances cycled and canoed compare? That is the question

A canoe is rather more leisurely - imagine a 25" fixed gear.

Forgive me father, but increasingly we canoe as a family more often than we cycle On the Thames? Not yet, interestingly (makes mental note). We've done many others but not the Thames. We were on the Nene for the first time for my daughter's birthday not long ago. New canoe being collected this week...

Forgive me father, but increasingly we canoe as a family more often than we cycle

I can't imagine that very thin plastic layer having any function other than decorative to be honest. Is it supposed to be part of the structural integrity? may be it just stop the sun degrading the polystyrene bit? All plastics suffer UV degradation, don't they? If the protection for the foam has g...