Matt, i mean an angleset. It’s a headset that can slacken off your head angle
http://www.canecreek.com/AngleSet
It may be a little steep with the 32s.

I like it. A suggestion (if not already made) is an angleset, just to put the head angle closer to where it should be (IMO). What does that thing weigh? Pretty light for such a capable bike I bet.
New saddle and floating rotors and you’re home!

Nice dog.

I’d kill for a Carbon Knolly Chilcotin

Don’t think there is one yet.
try here
http://www.realcycles.com/products.php?plid=m24b58s26p0&tbv=COMMENCAL_Frames/Forks_Full_Suspension
They seem to do a lot of commencal. Nice bikes.

Solid, dependable kit IME.
Good value, shiney and british.
I also like the owners business philosophy

6ft 14 stone in a medium here. Got a large for armour (the wearing of)

If you PM me, I’ll send you a copy of part L tomorrow if you want it.

http://www.singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/bldy-computer-virus

I had this, tried all of the above but the only thing that worked was as per my first post in the thread above. Good luck.

I’d be willing to bet that most of you half wits would be salivating if this bike has “pinarello” written on it.

You do need to stipulate the inclusion of truncheon and handcuffs tho.

It’s one evening out of your life, just go out and enjoy yourself. If she’s a pain in the arse, slope off early and see if you can bag off anywhere else. If she’s not then see how far you can push your luck.

Molgrips +1

Well, it is a cycling MOUNTAIN BIKING forum after all!

FTFY

Good to see someone in the cycle industry providing so many jobs.

No

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I recently saw this;

Off topic a bit, but the £320 price tag makes the gopro camera (£300) look an absolute rip off.

Pretty good here. Working on a project for a privately owned island in the carribean which has involved a visit and may require another. Great client with the possibility of additional work.
I did dream about cost breakdowns last night though.

I am, and the dog should be muzzled and particularly if it has a nervous disposition. The fact that the OP happened to be riding a bicycle regardless of the status of the path is irrelevant.

Should be reported and as a minimum the dog should be muzzled.

I was a cynic, but no longer. Tyre inflated with track pump, the whole process took ~45mins. No punctures since and I honestly think my bike rides better (maybe I’m imagining it though)
Stans arch’s and RQ 2.2s

I’ll get flamed for this, but the way in which we design and occupy buildings has changed. We look at tighter envelopes which are pressure tested (in accordance with part L) so that we get no natural ventilation. The density of occupation is huge beacuse land/buildings are so expensive, windows are minimised to reduce solar heat gains so we need more lighting, our IT systems are so much more powerful but also emit a LOT of heat. So, in summary we need air conditioning; ideally designed intelligently with correct zoning and the use of passive chilled beams or the like. I have seem loads of modern buildings have VRF and split systems retrospectively installed. Simplistic and idiotic questions are asked of clients; “can you tolerate 28degC for 2 days of the year?” but the more pertinent questions are “can you tolerate 27degC for a month, 26degC for a few months?” “Can your FM tolerate hourly complaints from the workforce?”. Giving the workforce control of occupied space temperatures is ridiculous. Just take the TRVs off the emitters.

Well done; glad it went well.

Even with the very valid posts above, it doesn’t put the UK construction industry in a very good light. The chinese would have done it right (mind you, they’d have probably had 100 H&S related fatalities during the build!).

“The art of happiness” by the Dalai Lama. Only just started so can’t give a review as yet.

Thanks rs, no luck. Apple support is useless for windows, it seems that this may be my first and last foray into the world of apple.

Thanks rs. Itunes is current version :(
Bit stuck with it now, and if I can;t use itunes then its a bit useless.

the computer is switched on right?

LOL. Yes, the PC is switched on. :D

Thanks rs, I have turned home sharing on. Without the itunes connected I’m hesitant to hack it (can’t wait to do it though).
ATV just keeps telling me to turn home sharing on (IT IS ON!!).

I know what you mean peterpoddo, the reason I say that is because saypasta is quite small and it’s easier to hide away in larger places (old pubs etc).

I’d recommend the Roasted veg salad and lamb fusilli

I likes say pasta too. A million times better than bottelinos but not sure if they’d be OK with you settling in with a book.
There’s loads of nice country pubs around if you have transport.

Where is “near”?
You don’t necessarily have to go into the town centre for good food

has anyone designed a roadie sac yet ?

Roadies aren’t allowed to have a sac, they have nothing to fill one with and are not aerodynamic.

Brilliant, great link OP. Imagine trying to do that in the UK. The HSE would shoot you in the face for even thinking about it!

Possibly cpt, i don’t think it was a poor bike at all (the 5.5 was pretty bloody good so the comparison wasn’t negative). I was just expecting to be blown away because of all of the mag reviews. Lesson learnt; mag reviewers talk out of their arrse and bike preference is a personal thing.

disappointment blur lt mk2 (not mine but a friend who lent it to me whilst he was injured for a few months), it was large that felt like a med, weird suspension, just over hyped or Gary fisher cake singletrack review in 05 scored better than a turner horst link 5 spot……so i went on the basis of a review and car park ride. Dire bike

Whilst I wouldn’t say it was dire at any stretch, I was also unimpressed with the LT2. Probably my own fault for believing the magazine hype (they were crazy for it at the time). It felt the same as my old intense 5.5 and the RS revs are the only fork that’s ever given me arm pump. Shame as I really wanted one and was prepared to drop some money to “upgrade”.
I really liked the alpine 160, it felt like it was smashing everything in its way into little pieces. A little too portly for a biffer like me on the climbs but for a fitter rider it would be amazing.

The food and cafe at cwmcarn are shocking!