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Not bike specific but it is £17.99 of snake oil

tankslapper

Does that light come with a charger or do you need to get one separately?

I'm wondering if I can make a very basic stock/invoicing system, and would like the invoice to reference a stock worksheet with prices in it

I think that the other posters have answered most of you question, with regard to using Excel for stock ordering/invoicing I'm sure that you could by do so creating a workbook with the necessary lookups and then saving it as a template.

You could by a specialist program or have a look for something on Source Forge. This looked quite interesting

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Once you start to use software for orders and invoicing the most important thing to remember is to backup your data/applications.

If you want to process payments you probably need help from a pro.

The function you need is PMT(). Remember to the enter the interest as a decimal monthly e.g apr/12

For a mortgage of £80,000 at 6%APR over 25 years use

=PMT(0.06/12,12*25,80000,0,1)

I'm inclined to agree with the above.

What are you going to do when he walks in an says: sorry nothing to do today see you on Monday?

Do you have the sort of job where you can work for a few different companies doing a smiler job locally?

Do you know your current charge out rate if (if you have one) as I'd think that your rate self employed would be closer to this than you hourly wage.

Finally will you be earning more that on the dole while you look for another job?

18 Bikes £160 including remote

Strikethrough is the 4th from the right option just before URL

If they were Alpacas this documentary on the BBC may help

Maybe try here:

The British Llama & Alpaca Association,
Secretary:
Candia Midworth
Tel. 01372 458350

I guess you would need to know how much space they need

Brupaks[/url] are also a frequently recommended kit, they come with a 'tea bag' of hops so you can adjust the flavour.

If you are planning on making some homebrew start saving bottles now as this can be one of the more expensive parts of the process.

If I found that in the bathroom I get the child, wife and cats and leave.

You can always get another house.

Maybe go back and torch the place nuke it from orbit

I'm not a nurse but my partner is – One think to consider is that you will probably end up working shifts, possibly round the clock. This suits some people and not others.

At the moment adjustable posts are still in the domain of the early adopter as they are expensive and with the exception of the Gravity Dropper all seem to have some reliability problems.

If you don't want to spend £200 go for the Tomson and review the situation in a couple of years time by which time prices and reliability may have changed with mass market adoption. I went from a Tomson to an adjustable and I don't think I'd want to go back.

Also 18 Bikes have Joplins on offer (£160 inc remote)

I've never changed a price (to easy to check) but I have saved a web page, amended the stock level to show that an out of stock item was available and used this for a price match.

I don't think that you are the only person to think this – the Cotic Hemlock can be set up with 120mm rear wheel travel and 140-160 front.

Although they have more travel the Orange Blood and Transition BottleRocket both have asymmetric travel.

I think you will find all the information you need here.

I'd recommend downloading sport tracks as I prefer it to the Garmin software for recording logs.

I you are still having problems let me know.

I think that this must be one of the best deals going at the moment

£160 including a remote

You might have a problem using anything heavy such as chain for the hands -could run fast for 1/2 hour and then slow up to the hour.

Where are you in the North West CycleSurgery normally have something in stock and will price match CRC

Cheapest I remember is 80s night at Uni in Brighton, 80p a pint but all the good pubs cost a lot more. After university I moved to the the Wirral and was like going back in time 10 years beer Stela was about £2.00 now about £2.25 and feel expensive

Buy a decent one Fox or RockShox – I'm sure Topeak are good as well. I've had a few cheep pumps but the only one that is any good and has lasted more than 12 months it the rock shox one a mate at the LBS gave me.

I've just put the data into a hydraulic modelling package – assuming that you are going to use a maximum of .2l/s and the pipe run is level the difference is negligible (.1m).

I can't see a problem with fitting a 32mm to 25mm reducer but I'm not a plumber – my involvement with pipes tends to stop a the distribution main.

A larger diameter pipe will result in lower a headloss (drop in pressure) between the meter and internal stop tap (or wherever the diameter changes). How much of a difference it will make will depend on the length of the supply pipe.

Anyone?

T2 Sugars: I've been quoted £15 for a replacement lever. I broke it while putting the bike into the car so I didn't feel that I could claim it on the warranty but £15 seems quite a lot so I'm looking for a better/cheaper option

Unpleasant as it sounds some of the pubs in Birkenhead and Seacome are probably worse. You are unlikely to read about them on the Internet as the regulars don't read/write and no one wanders in by mistake.

http://www.singletrackworld.com/forum/edit.php?id=643211

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Have you considered using a shared Google Docs spreadsheet?

You will need to check the T&C as I'm not sure how it is licensed for commercial use. Are you looking for free or something you pay someone to host.

I also had problems with the seatclamp on my i900 but SuperStar replaced it the newer version which has a wider clamp section.

Hopefully this will be better.

I've never had much lick with stud, wire and pipe detectors as I discovered most of the walls in my house are brick.

Laser levels fall into two groups spirit levels with a laser and rotating laser levels

I've never used a spirit levels with a laser, I'd imagine that they are good for putting up pictures and curtain rails, anything that requires an extended line on one wall

A rotating laser level will protect a horizontal plane on a surface and is closes to the levels that surveyors and engineers use. I have used on of these and they are good for putting up picture and dado rails. I'm told that they are also good for levelling floors as well.

Which one is better for you will depend on what you are planning to do.

It just goes to show how different his reality is from ours.

Remote version here.

Perhaps the question should be do you adjust the saddle height before descending or during descending?

I like being able to tune the hight a bit while I’m riding.

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0870-9011001 After the first announcement, press 0# several times.

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Call them on 0800-2796620 and press 5 on the key pad.

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I asked SuperStar about this a few months back before buying my i900. I don’t have access to the email at the moment but I think that they are planning on importing them so it may be worth checking again, they also have the new style i900 on the site now does this also have better seals?

I eventually went for the i900 as the i950 doesn’t have any layback.

I think that the answer is to use a rear mud guard that way the mud doesn’t get near the seals.

Sorry for the delay but here are my photos from the end of the Rough Ride

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Data transfer from one system to another.

Might be better to create a new table by outer joining Table1 and Table2 then updating (17m rows) (TableA)

Create a new table (TableB) based on TableC containing only the most recent data.

Then creating a third table joining TableA and TableB where SomeData is null.

I think that temporary tables behave differently on Oracle and SQL server so what type of DB you are using will affect the answer.

Is this a one off or a regular report?

If it is a one off and you are using Oracle I’d probably create a table (TableC1) of only the most recent TableC data using a select (CTAS) with a low PCTFREE and a analytic function to get the first row e.g row_number() over (partition by KeyPt1 KeyPt2 order by SomeData )

Then index the KeyPt1 KeyPt2 columns

Create another table (CTAS) (TableC2) by selecting from TableC1 where there isn’t a record in TableB

Create another table (CTAS) (TableB1+C2) another table that duplicates TableB then insert into this table all the data in TableC2

Create a final table also using a CTAS by joining TableA and TableB1+C2.

I’d assumed that it was so that they could code the website faster and key in new stock into the database at unprecedented speed.

On this basis I’ve asked my development team to shave their arms.