I have had mine for five years and works well, I am using the 0- 30 PSI version. No problems so far
Geoff

I would go for the Meiser Accu gauge 0- 30 or 0- 60 psi is it cheap and reliable. I ordered mine direct from Meiser using Pay Pal. Excellent service from the company and reliable analogue device.

log in and check invoice under my account, subscription, invoices and check to see if it has been processed. Mine has not for a week now 🙁

Ask the ancient Greeks what colour the sky is, they would have said bronze, they had no word for blue. So it depends on your culture and language.
I was ask at interview for a student post ‘Do yoy mind be told off by women?’ It was a all women department, I replied ‘My Mother does it all the time’ I got the post

Dibbs Your employer shoud be providing ear protection to prevent any noise damage. You should be having annual hearing tests at a minimum

Google ‘active noise cancelling ear muffs’

TurnerGuy, its your middle ear that the Eustachian tube (ET)ventilates via its opening at the back of the throat. Try using an Otovent ballon to inflate your ET as this safer than pinch and blow, a Valsalva manoeuver,as this could lead to a perforated eardrum.
Otovent ballon

UrbanHiker, this could be involuntary spasms of your tensor tympani muscle, one of the smallest muscle in the body. This pulls on the bones in your middle ear, a defense against loud sounds, causing the eardrum to move, the crackle wooshing noise you hear.

Tinnitus- the hallucination of soundis a very distressing condition affecting 7% of the population, more prevelentif you have a hearing loss. If you have tinnitus in one definitly have a hospital appointment to rule out an acoustic neuroma,technically a vestubular schwannoma.
Relaxation techniques and modified cognative behaviour therapy has good results.
Keeping the amount of caffine, alchol and a low salt diet have been shown to help
The British Tinnitus Assoc tinnitus.org.uk have good resourses and local self help groups
Keeping the amount of noise exposure to a minimum less than 70db, slightly louder than talking, during the day will lessen the aggreivation of the condition.
Using noise cancellation ear defenders are the best, followed by musician ear plugs. These contain sintered filters that less the force of the sound, therefore, work best with impulse sounds like shotguns and drumming.
Hope this of help

If using the email/ facebook link check that the page icon near the address bar in not broken. If it is click and this will put the web page into compatabilty mode. Some webpages do not run well with IE8 esp. Garmins.
On a related note do you find uploading at the moment a pain in the ar$e!

I have not problems in Surrey, Hankley Elsted and Longmoor. However, some are Site of Special Scientfic Interest, follow this link:
[list]http://hampshiretrailwatch.co.uk/cycling-on-mod-land-in-north-hampshiresurrey-border/[/list] 😕

No photo 😥

Lezyne have used one for years, well made not problems with the zips, held on to the seat rails with velcro 🙂

You might want to try some habituation excercise such Epley manoeuvers
See this link:

Has this motion sickness occured recently, and has it got any better over time?
Do you have any noises in your ears(tinnitus) at the same time?
Do have the same feeling when you get up quickly?
Have you had any hard knocks on the head recently?

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Gephaudio- bike now back from the Falklands

but waiting for bike to come back from Stanley, Falkland Islands.

Went out for two weeks, but needed to come back after one week, in doing so had to leave bike there. Waiting for RAF to bring said bike back. Great biking though

I am in, plus friend, but waiting for bike to come back from Stanley, Falkland Islands.

Try using decongestant next time.
It could be middle ear rather than inner ear, the sound only occured under exertion, this would increase your blood pressure and heart rate. It sound if it stopped after the exertion, any sound caused by your inner ear would last slightly longer.

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Falklands 2010

Falklands 2010

Arrived in Hindhead, Surrey this morning 😀

I think this particular species evolved into members of Parliament 😆

A shop of bikes or embarrasment of bikes

Should not be problems wing, beak and feet will get them out of here. You should see Eider chicks, flightless, they have to fall 200m down into the sea! 😀

Matt, comiserations have lossed two family dogs and two cats, the first months are the hardest,but getting another helps the pain.
:cry:Are you getting another JR?

Be careful of low gateways and overhanging branches, as your car will be slightly taller

Lose weight and get your collar size to under 40cm. Chronic snoring can be a sign of sleep apnea.
This conditions is one of the biggest causes of car accidents in the morning and mid afternoon due to day time somnolence.
UPPP (Uvulopalatopharyngoplasty), the sculpuring of the back of the throat with a laser/ scapel has some benifit, but as one poster said you smell your own flesh and it hurts.
Continous positive airway pressure (CPAP)therapy is the biggest help but you do have to wear a mask.

Try the Garmin 305 with topomap (fair) but the other bell and whistles you get are fabulous

Would agree very good car for bikes,(had three), three bikes plus riders once the two back seats were removed. You do have to take the front wheels though 🙂

Well re the wind, if cannor hear it you know it is going to be a hard ride back. There are various 'road', you will find Stanley the 4X4 capital of the world. Goose Green and Darwin are good, further East you go flatter the land gets. 😀

neither. Ill be flying there with the RAF

Hope you like panini then!

Remember there is no bike shop in Stanley so take as many spares out with you as possible, tyres spokes gear cables and brake pads. If you go to the garmin website here
http://connect.garmin.com/feed/rss/activities?feedname=Garmin%20Connect%20-%20gephaudio&owner=gephaudio
there is a couple of rides posted.
Also go tp JSEOD, Hillside Camp, at Stanley to get the latest minefield map, although they are in the process of clearing some of them.

Having been this year I would use a decent weatherproof camera, as you know weather can be a tad unpredictable and wind speeds atrocious, hit 40 knots in Feb!
Are you going air bridge or Lan Chile?

CRC logo bag it the one I have. This is the second bike bag I have used, the wheels on the CRC definite advatage. Also the numerous pockets for saddles, pedals and bits and pieces> Mine came with a tool roll as well…bonus.

Collar bone – 11
Arm – 4
Leg – 6
Jaw – 1
Cheek Bone – 1
Rib – 30
Finger – 22
Skull – 0
Ass – 0
Wrist – 2
Knee Cap – 1
Nose – 3
Big Toe – 2
Metatarsal – 2
hip – 1
elbow – 2
pelvis – 1
wrist – 3
ankle – 2
middle toe – 1
Thumb – 1

Just the one print, or a series of them?
Looks man made juging by the two squares at 7 o'clock and 12 o'clock and five 'claw' marks. Most animal prints only have 4 claw marks

Falkland Islands 2010

49.8 mph down the otherside of Ditchling Beacon during the London to Brighton bike ride 2009
Un verified 56 mph down into Eastbourne, past the Eastbourne Downs Golf Club on the A259
Overtook a bloke on a moped once, the effort nearly killed me but the look on his face…

Try using wwww.mapmyride.com as I have used this for loading the route for the Southdowns way, also if your are planning to go abroad it is also useful. Does the unit have cadence and heart rate functions?

Rode Hindhead today, very misty but brightened up to blue skys, white Christmas my @r$£. Great to have that 'what have you done this morning' feeling at the dinner table.
Mind you the cognac and mince pies were a welcome post ride nibble 😀

Cycle Sport is a bit more'glossy' with good photos and interviews. Less serious than other cycling mags Single Track being the exception 😀