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Another vote for Fogg here.

A bit of a cheeky plug this, but if you are having trouble finding small size mtb shoes I have a pair of virtually new SixSixOne skate style spd shoes in size 36 (UK3.5 approx) in the classifieds at the moment.
http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/fs-kids-sixsixone-spd-shoes-1

A new Cove Bike!

To be honest I just use the basic Decathlon socks, cheap as chips, warm and comfy.
Used to be called RNS50, now rebadged FirstHeat socks but still only £2.99 a pair.
http://www.decathlon.co.uk/firstheat-socks-id_8111630.html

Ooooh nice one! Just worked for me. Thanks OP.

MCTD a Happy New Year to you too.
If you guys are still out Wed. evenings myself and No. 1 son might try and tag along in the new year instead of going to the club sessions. Cheers.

You’ll have to change your username if not. Get one ordered – only six hours left!

m1zuno, you’re a gent..
Needed a couple of cassettes, you lessened the blow, Many Thanks.

This certainly ain’t no junior screw matey.

Your mates aren’t bigger than my mate.

Oops! Guilty on both counts M’Lord.

Another yummy Flavia

Lots of family Hols in southern Brittany in the Carnac area and in particular at La Trinite staying at Camping de la Baie and sister site Camping de la Plage. We take our caravan but sites also take tents and are adjacent beach. Great for young families, not bad for cycling but we take cross bikes as off road limited although lots of quiet tarmac roads available. We also sail and windsurf so that is our main reason for going to the area. The Carnac area and St Quiberon peninsula seem to have a micro climate generating slightly better weather than the general area.

richpips, hope your lad will like them – just ignore the Government Health Warning on the other side of the box!

Plus one for set up your own scheme. I did a few years ago so not difficult, easy to administer and can chase better deals on bikes.

While I can appreciate concerns of long term damage to growing limbs, I must admit that my son has been using spd’s for racing cross, xc,and road since around 9 or 10. If carefully set up, and bearing in mind the limited time actually wearing them, I thought it was worth the risk as the performance benefit is noticeable. All based on totally non-scientific assumptions of course! He also rides bmx, fixie, and general riding in flatties as they’re cool, to redress the balance.
His first pair of race spd’s were ladies, but the Sidi logo more than compensated for this slight indesretion.
Might have a rummage in the roof tonight and pop them in the classifieds.

Sputnik – Thanks for your words of support. Not really miffed any more, just think it’s a bit sad some people feel the need to interfere in this manner.

Recently started selling a few items in the classified and so far been a pleasant experience for myself and hopefully the purchasers.
Last night my ad attracted what I assume is ‘a spoiler’. I over reacted a little and could get banned for my response, but at the time it annoyed me and seemed a rather cheap trick, not sure we need to rule against this though.
http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/ot-fs-snow-chains

Not sure, but everything a wee bit wider – chain, space between cage arms, space between sprockets etc. All a little bit more mud resistant.

Some of the fast lads in our league revert to bikes with an 8 speed rear set up when conditions get really bad. This is of course in addition to spare bikes, helpers and jet washers in the pit area.

Wow! So much interest in tyres has pursuaded me to pop my snow chains in the classifieds.

Another yes. Cheapo Aldi one, great for topping up.

Don’t know how good it is, but there is another £20 off at the mo.

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These are a pretty good deal at the moment. 40 AA or AAA for £6.99

http://www.7dayshop.com/chargers-power-batteries/alkaline-single-use-batteries?brand=189

You can also get the occasional small splinter

Still finished the race though!

6mm on mine and screen not customisable like the 500/800.

Merak – Nice. Those XT V’s look familiar 🙂

Spa Cycles Audax complete with muddies & rack

Hope this is coincidence but I recall on the local news some fly tipping containing asbestos on No Mans Lane 😐

Charlieboy28
Mail sent.
Coleman

Myself and N0.1 son would be interested. Great fun last time, count us in.

It’s still a good reference point for top tube/ stem length on a road bike, but totally irrelevant on today’s slack angle freeride contraptions. 🙂

Evil Resident in full commuter mode

Yes I’m in a local club (well fairly local). It’s great, we train Wednesday evenings, social rides Sunday mornings, race cross in the winter, organise regular track days, have a really cool junior section with structured coaching sessions and generally have a laugh. Club kit is great – never have to think what to wear!!

Blatant hijack – sorry!
Still got this;
http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/fs-giant-tcr-omnium-2008-track-frameset-unused-still-boxed

Good to hear. I wish them well. Absolutely appalling decision, although I understood there was no right to appeal.

Quite a few at £1.99 from PX
http://www.planet-x-bikes.co.uk/c/q/tyres_and_tubes/inner_tubes

While you’re waiting for Derby City Labour councillors to stop playing silly beggars and push the button on the Multi Sports Arena (velodrome) why not give Forest Town Track a whizz:
http://www.foresttowntrack.co.uk/
During the summer months I think they run some coaching sessions on Thursday evenings.

Get down to Samways and rummage through their bargain basket – always plenty of cheap saddles knocking about – just look for a small un!

As suggested above the Spa Ti Audax is worth considering. Frameset £850 or complete bike from £1550.
http://www.spacycles.co.uk/products.php?plid=m2b0s143p2371
http://www.spacycles.co.uk/products.php?plid=m1b0s21p2573

Garmin reckon it will store up to 180 hours of ride data in typical use. So unless your planning on riding over 13hrs each day you should be OK 🙂