Cycling UK Forum

Steve wrote:You're much better off at the tea room half a mile up the road - Blind Beck Tearoom, by the railway bridge. Pint mugs of tea they may well serve at the Three Peaks cafe but at what a price!!! And their food can't compete with the home baking there.....

natmat wrote:I've just measured my IQ and the front wire is 27" from lamp to hub-plug cable-entry point. Note, the front wire disappears into the body of the lamp, it DOES NOT connect via external push-fit connectors as I had stated previously (sorry for passing on incorrect info, my mistake).
Nathan

piedwagtail91 wrote:don't know if this link will work you amy have to scroll down, but looking at the pdf spare parts i can't see anything!

http://www.campagnolo.com/pdf/Spares08_B_1007.pdf

Lawrie9 wrote:Mr parris is entitled to his opinion as much as the rest of us and he does have a case. Yes we do see the country lanes strewn with gel wrappers and plastic drink bottles discarded by cyclists and yes many cyclists dress and behave in a lunatic and inconsiderate fashion. I have always found Paris entertaining over the years especially when he was on Talk Radio in his shock jock days.
He did a programme looking at the welfare state a few years ago which sort of ties in with the obesity epidemic we are seeing today. One thing he pointed out was that great swathes of the population are on medictaion and antidepressants of one sort or another which is costing the country a fortune.
If all these people got on their bikes we wouldn't have these problems to the same extent.
To understand Paris, Clarkson, Littlejohn and many others we have to understand the media age we live in and the need to be outrageous.. If you stopped Parris in the street he would hardly remember the offending article let alone comment on it..we should therefore take it with a pinch of salt