try looking up reynauds syndrome silver socks and gloves. they might work. althought the gloves might be no use for biking.

diana dors used to take my brother for walks in his pram.

i don’t think it would be great.

you might be right, my mate’s five is set up more for xc so my opinion is tainted by that. it’s a nice choice to be making though, regardless.

blur’s are ace. guy i go riding with has a five and i definitely prefer the blur. we have them set quite differently though. both are very, very good bikes. five is perhaps better for a more xc focus.

my mum used to date ken morley.
i cringe everytime i see him advertising windows.

bruno brookes’ mum used to give me and his little brother lifts home from primary school.

beastie boys, sabotage.especially live.

i’d make sure that you have some dry stuff that won’t get wet even if you have access other stuff. usually i have a small dry bag at the bottom of my rucksack with some thermals in and maybe a down vest.
dry bags are your friend as is a touch of ocd with packing up. if you are methodical it will help if things turn spiky. if i can return after a trip with everything tidy in my bag i am happy with myself. however usually if i’m on the last night everything just gets stuffed to deal with later which is not good if you get delayed another night.
i usually take some gaffer tape too.

hobnob is not a sponge.

shackleton, darkstar, scuba, james blake, mount kimbie. ramadanman, sepalcure.

all good.

it will be fun. next time i go to cannock it will be with just one gear.

alopecoa singlespeed riders unite!

new inbreds apparently don’t need tensioner with bolt, but do with qr. new “taperlock”. Everything’s tapered these days, it’s the new black.

although if you’ve already got a scandal, and you have had one inbred already that’s not going to be that exciting a purchase.

“ooh, i wonder what it’ll be like….oh, it’s just the same”. still an nice bike though.

yeah, i’m no help, sorry.

meindl lhotse, had mine for about 8 years now. brilliant boot.

fennel seeds and onion.

also used to do a malted loaf, generally half and half with white.

how much cheaper? i live just round the corner from triple s so it would need to be a fair bit. just for convenience.

i paid 90 for candied at triple s. expensive, but it really does look good. very smooth.

every morning recently i have toyah wilcox in my head “don’t wanna be going to school” apart from this morning i had busted/mcfly “it’s what i go to school for” cos i was expecting a new wheel to be delivered.

vegetable biriani is incredibly cheap to make, i use hansa’s in leed’s recipe.

had a pc1 on for about three months now and had no problems with it.

when i used flats again i did slow down, but it has helped my spd riding because it forces the technique, now i like to swop and change. for a short ride i keep flats on and if i’m going out all day i’d use spds.

harden loop? which kind of looks similar to bingley bash route. it’s quite good at night, bits and pieces roung cottingley woods too.

i tried some gore ones the other week and i was totally impressed, but £90!!! i’ll cope with a wet arse.

i’m 6ft 2 and i ride a nineteen.

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i just sawed mine off. it looks awesome.

i’ve got dual control xtr v brakes and a 80mm fork that no one will service cos they say they won’t be able to put it back as the seals have all changed. problem is, to upgrade i’d need new fork, new wheels, new brakes, new gear shifters. new bike basically.

i have imaginary arguments with people who have annoyed me. i always win and make them look stupid, if only real life was so onesided and beneficially retrospect.

what about a laser and riding glasses, my next choice, with the prices of glasses i think it would have well and truly paid for itself by now.

people who say all music is dull pop crap now are commenting on themselves. go search. there is plenty about. the good stuff is never put on a plate. dig dig dig.

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economies of scale?

i think that was about twice as hard as grassington, certainly took me twice as long.
messy fun though.

finbar – Member

"literally". no, not literally, not even sure you mean metaphorically.

I literally covered that, like, 40 posts ago

did you also cover "like"?

"literally". no, not literally, not even sure you mean metaphorically.

smell the glove

i was just about to give a flippant answer of vinegar, cos all of wives tales revolve round vinegar.

personally fabreze is my friend.

75 on sunday for me, although might change and do the 50 on blinglespeed.

moroccan flavoured couscous, mini peperami, cashew nuts and dried apricots, add hot water , stir it about, eat when ready. dead easy. i've made these in advance in bags (leave the perami wrapped). five minute feast.