Revolution. Because we evlove, but we don’t… revolve.

Dead easy, brilliant design. No faff at all, the holes are slotted in a kind of curve which means you can align them really easily.

Depends what the future holds for the child I suppose. I like being an only child, always have done. Never craved a sibling at any point in my life.

However looking at things practically, as my parents split years ago I’ll likely be called upon to care for the both of them seperately in their old age, with nobody to help.

I think that when that time comes, I’ll wish for a sibling.

Roadrat?

Echoing a couple of posts above, that looks like the sort of riding we do. Never knew it was Endurism.

What tyres for endurism?

Black.

I’ve got one but it’s hardly the spec you’re interested in. Mountainbike drivetrain pilfered from other bikes, flat bar, hydro discs, being run daily as a commuter. Great bike.

Another vote for the Britten here. Gorgeous in a form follows function way.

In a purely aesthetically-motivated direction, the greatest looker has to be Lawwill’s Street Tracker conversion from a few years back. That thing just pushes all my buttons.

That’s it, I’m buying one.

and what colour is that one you posted Toons?

What are they like for pedal feedback?

God damn this thread. I want an Orange 5 now.

cheers.

Can anyone tell what size Richyb’s is?

I’ve done it both ways more than once.

I like the feeling of riding a bike I’ve specced to my exact needs, but I always feel a bit cheated that I could have got more bike for less money and way less hassle had I been happy to settle for an off-the-pegger.