That’s the best thing I’ve seen in ages

Ghana condoms

There is the Lee Valley velodrome thingy at Stratford as well, BMX track already mentioned, as well as mtb routes and a road circuit as well as the velodrome. BMX track at Victoria Park and Mile End. 45 min on train gets you to Hadleigh Park. You can also access (off road) the Thames path north and south which is good for a CX bike.

Same bike rack, but fitted to a MH – had to let air out of DH tyres (2.5minions) to squeeze into groove and then lock in with the straps provided. Biggest problem by not securing the front wheel well is bar wobble and possible rubbing.

About £1.90 per person extra if you buy a membership….great, great, great cinemas. No chavs lobbing popcorn using phones and shouting.

Not going to tell you where I my local is…..in case you send the chavs round….

Awesome, just got back. Killer Soundtrack, good character development, interesting plot and good acting. Go and watch, you won’t be disappointed

I took my Mrs up the Oxo Tower once, which was a real surprise and quite unexpected. reviews here[/url]

wayne66 – Member
Looking at as much off road as possible I have an Os map of area but doesn’t show the hidden singletrack

A clue in the word errrm, “hidden”

I’ve pushed the “buy” button

https://www.paulscycles.co.uk/m1b0s183p6532/CANNONDALE-TRIGGER-CARBON-1-2016

northernmatt – Member
Bob Carolgees runs a candle shop in Cheshire

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I Googled that……..why or why…..

I am, talk to the hand face ain’t listening

Bought tickets to see them in Vienna, mid-week with my 20 year old son.

Canary Wharf one is my local one, and I’ve seen/heard all of the above in that store. Had a few run in’s on
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1)cleat and shoe combo’s – despite what picture on the box showed, that combo wouldn’t work
2) threaded co2 canisters – apparently don’t exist
3)inner tubes wide enough for cx tyres aren’t made
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As above, kind of useful for click and collect if they have what you need at the right price. Even then, waiting to be served and then some monkey rummaging all over the shop, I wonder at that…..

That’s a yes from me also…..

Which one had readers wives?

The cat and sudocream story…..

My WTB nano’s are at least as quick as my schwalbe g-ones were, and a lot more robust. Found the g-ones to be a bit lightweight…..

dooosuk – Member
Buy them both, trial them for 49 nights each and then send the worst one back after 98 days for a refund?

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The one with the fewest stains?……

Followed advice from here, bought Plantronics Backbeat headphones, and they are awesome

Lots of recent work about behavioural economics and the effect it might have on day to day (investment) decisions and such like…not sure if this is the context you are referring to?

One would need a ton of KY if one was

+1 for Plantronics Backbeat – faultless.

Cheers Chaps, now ordered and await with baited breath

Cheers Ben, BP one is £40 or so more, but overall seems worth it. Does he wear a suit, is he crease free?

Rub them against you Mrs in the night, and see what reaction you get 8O

White, two sugars – anyone for a bourbon?

Plenty of grannies to grab

elfinsafety for those that remember that far back……

Find a local motorhomer on the same site, lots have satellite hooked up. Some campsites have a club room with Tc or as before, most bars will have it on.

Oh the joy of picking gravel rash scabs…….

I’ve persevered for 22 mins, not getting it :roll:

A petition you say…….

Linky link

Errrrmmmm

Any update?

Just bought a pair of these from Rose Bikes, fitted today and had my first ride.

38c front, 35c rear on a pair of Blackjack Tubeless wheels from same seller. Fitted well, with one layer of tape (quite tight) and wasn’t sure how well the’d fit over a standard Stans Valve, in the end this wasn’t a problem. Tested them out first without sealant to see if they would go up with a track pump and I’m pleased to report they did. Filled with sealant, reinflated and both went up and stayed up no problem.

Ride wise, it’s nice to have a bit of comfort and did a couple of hours with no loss of pressure. Terrain wise a mixture of muddy parks, gravel, paths, steps, and other urban type terrain.

I’m pleased to report on this mix of terrain the ride was supply, grippy and very quick. Tyres roll exceptionally well, and with the large volume (compared to road tyres) are very comfortable.

Awesome!

And baby-wipes

16th July 2010 according to this Clicky Linky[/url]

It’s reVOLTing how the comments here, dressed up as humour,, arean effort to discharge any feelings one might have in this topic.

Back in uk supply…..where? Just checked the usual suspects and all out of stock

She’s a bit tied up at the moment – any message?

What

The

Fark

Juan, are you using a phone?