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sorry to resurrect an old thread - foska now have a Wallace and Gromit shirt available for pre-order

- keep up Lad

http://www.foska.com/road-jerseys/mens/wallace-and-gromit-road-jersey.html

I'be always found hasbean.co.uk an excellent site with great service and fantastic coffee
- I tend not to try the same one twice - still enough the sampling

could try ....

https://www.hasbean.co.uk/products/Indian-Monsoon-Malabar-2009%252d2010.html

Running my Tricross as fixed commuter at the moment - have never really noticed any judder issues - braking has been fine. Saddle is a bit rubbish - but an easy replacement In-line brakes which I thought I might use - haven't been and the rivets have started to rust a little (they are easy to remove...

surgical spirits is good for getting rid of sticky stuff too

just gone fixed a few weeks ago, I echo everything already said - going down steep hills is interesting (expend all that energy getting up the hill and there is no rest on the may way down) - forgetting to keep peddling round corners is interesting too But sticking at it at the moment - speed and ca...

I've a set of Altura Dryline 56 Rear Panniers - coming up to 6 months old now I use one of them my daily commute - had a couple of "unscheduled stops" and the pannier is still as good as new I liked the 56 as the seemed taller the others - and I could therefore get my pump in the bag verti...

camped in the new forest at the weekend - I'm sure the rules said you had to leave 6m space between tents - due to fire safety

Makes it an expensive weekend if you need to pay for 2 pitches

by bigjim » Tue Apr 21, 2009 5:27 pm A lot of cyclists are miserable gits. This morning on a quiet country lane old guy on a racer approached me from the opposite direction. He got a cheerful Hi from me. Nothing. Not even a glimmer, just a look of incomprehension. A nod would have done. So I shoute...

+1 for the lifeline

- I'm sure I got mine for less than £50 - wiggle seem to vary their prices quite alot - so if you can wait......

So if I was driving in an open topped sports car - I'd have to get out of car and push it round barrier before getting back in and driving off?

The barrier would be just as likely to fall on my head sitting in the sports car as it is on a bike (at least on a bike I'd be wearing a helmet )

+ 1 for the Spin Doctor Deluxe

- easy to use - and folds easily so can be tucked away.

got it cheaper than the current price - seems if you wait long enough Wiggle will eventually drop the price for a week or two.

+1 for subsilver2

current one is too busy and hard to read

18 miles round trip
3 or 4 times a week - depends if I have to do the school run or not
All year - since I started in April last year - I certainly plan too.

I fitted SKS's to my single speed without too much problem

for the recessed brake bolt I fitted it the other way wrong, with the nut at the front - meant I could get the allen key in at the back

see edinburghbicycle have one for £ 15


http://www.edinburghbicycle.com/ebwPNLqrymode.a4p?f_ProductID=8840&f_FullProductVersion=1&f_SortOrderID=1&f_bct=