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Yup, they fit fine, I'lltry to get a pic if you like

Yes they do, I got some! The tool is very handy too!

They will get back to you,I thinkit took 5 days when I emailed

A small amount of spit helps

I found a thread on bikemagic where a guy says the nokian ones fit.

Shipping is €10 though

Si wrote:

belgiangoth wrote:
You can get replacement studs?

Not according to Pete White

The Links from JEJV suggests otherwise

I found out that dragging the bike sideways removes studs very efficiently

I went for the Allez 16 in the end, it turned up today with a chunk out of the fork. To say I'm not happy is an understatement!

Which one would you buy & why?

£269 for the sport 1
£389 for the Allez 16 (2010)

Is it worth the extra for the Allez??

Yet the Sport 1 is a triple.

It's hard to give an answer since only a handful of people witnessed the event.

I have seen people ride on the pavement on my commute - none posing much of a threat to pedestrians but people feel threatened at different levels by different things.

I do think it's odd that a couple of people have suggested that this may be a sexual assault - Why?? Is it the M vs F aspect or that she was hit in the chest?

How about this for a good price for the ATC3K
http://www.currys.co.uk/martprd/store/c ... egory_oid=

drossall wrote:

rusky wrote:I'm surprised no-one has posted this one.
"ere mate, you're wheel's going round"

cjchambers wrote:My favourite is:

"Your wheels are going 'round!" (accompanied by lots of frantic pointing at the wheels)

that's what you get for not reading properly & posting after a bottle of wine!

The first time I fell was a couple of weeks ago.
I went over a bump in the road & the computer popped out of the bracket, I slammed on the brakes, forgot to unclip & went over straight on to my elbow.

Luckily no-one around to see it.

Nearly fell when a gust of wind caught me at an ASL that was close!

I'm surprised no-one has posted this one.
"ere mate, you're wheel's going round"

I started cycling to work in November & remember the wobbly leg feeling well! It's not as bad as climbing the stairs for a coffee & not being able to go down them again

I've found that I recover quicker now I've been doing it for a couple of months. Instead of being stuffed for about 20 mins, it's now more like 2 mins.

After reading everyones replies, I think I might start eating breakfast now!