Anyone still use newspaper to keep the early chill out?

Bubble wrap works well

Fishing is the most popular sport.

If you like barbaric cruelty to animals!

cbr 600 they will go round the clock if looked after

Water authorities get well pissed off at anything other than fishing and those silly little sail boats on their reservoirs. We asked about kayaking and were met with a no

http://www.sjscycles.co.uk/product.asp?pf_id=21471&src=froogle

You need these!!

No young Dave Riley I will drive anything .I would even consider a Berlingo for putting bikes in its just an ugly car I would still buy one though at the right price

46 here and covered in scars and bruises from crashes on the track and off road

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Stating the obvious !!

Even Stevie Wonder would find a Roomster ugly and it's gutless

500 quid won't get you a good geared road bike these days unless the likes of Pauls Cycles or Whinstanleys has one and that probably won't be on C2W

senditnow.com

We are with talktalk what problems do you have ? ours seems fine

Citroen Xsara non turbo Diesel Estate takes a bike and is cheap to insure and cost 500 quid .Also it's gutless so would suit a new driver

A stable

2cvs are actually pretty cool as first cars.

They cost loads now!I was looking for one as a fun summer car but gave up because of the prices when I managed to find one

I just wish we could get our Sustrans link between Wells and Cheddar. It would take a horrible bit of road out of the ride but things seem to have stalled on this again.Maybe our new MP will be of more help than the Tory ****t who sat on the fence when asked to support it.

I did the Ridgeway from Ivinghoe heading West in 1990 it was great as there were few mountain bikers then and the trails were very quiet .It's lacking in Bridleway until you get nearer Streatley though

Cheers Houns I am glad it goes up easily(cue double entendre)

OOPS sorry didn't read all the above before posting!!

How about the Kennet and Avon canal path Bath to Reading?

My stepson took the plunge at 17 and his insurance was a grand on a 1.2 Clio now at 22 he pays 300 quid fully comp on a new 207.You just need to take the plunge and get insured it soon comes down

http://www.ldmountaincentre.com/product.aspx?id=4050&aid=2

Force 10 still going strong

Thanks Edric64 – I've just picked mine up this morning

Cheers we got ours today as well ,holiday here we come.I need to put it up first but the lawn is a bit narrow!!

Rossi went last year and thought they were loons

n return for those "snobs" (i.e mostly genuine country folk, and a few rich gentry types) looking after the countryside and bridleways etc for you.

Do they bollocks look after the countryside most farmyards are full of rotting machinery and half the rights of way are overgrown or blocked

Argos quote 50 quid for labour and you supply the disc mount

splits?

I bought shoes from the states and paid $18 postage
I also buy stuff for work and pay an acceptable amount of postage all the way from California

And drink another crate of Tennants Super?

0330 123 1066 For anyone who's of Norman descent

I reckon all small boys should have a pocket knife my eldest had his swiss army knife at about the same age as the OPs boy

Terrible language, that should be I ain't got a pot in which to piss (quote 1st St Trinians film)

I have used a force 10 ,old school but as you say very good

I wear lycra as well on longer rides but on pub type rides I wear baggies over the top

If you are really into camping then a few hundred quid will buy you a really high quality tent that will stand up to anything .Many of the cheaper family ones are aimed at summer low altitude camping

http://www.thetentteam.co.uk/product/29439/force-ten-sentinel-500.html

This would be the extreme opposite in terms of cost and performance to your summer holiday tent

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yPiKQGJZfkc

So like I said it proves Gee is fittest then

He needs salt if he cramps ,electrolyte drinks or even salted peanuts in moderation along with water of course

It proves he has aerobic fitness as well as the skill and the balls for the gnarly stuff though

A decent hydrostatic head which tells you how waterproof the tent is minimum really would be 3000mm many cheap family ones are only 1500 to 2000mm .Really good ones are 5000mm but these cost a lot more

http://www.gooutdoors.co.uk/hi-gear-atakama-5-5-berth-family-tent-p143499

These are 60 quid tomorrow looks good for the money .I hope it is as we are getting one!!