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  • Readers’ Rides: Luke B’s Scott Spark
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    And if “someone” had bought some Shimano BR-CX77’s ?

    Would they have made the wrong choice ?

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    Jamie – $665.00 USD plus ~£30 for ParcelFarce

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    Got my wheels last night. What can I say ? They’re round, light and look good. 834g/692g. http://www.ebay.com/itm/700c-50mm-clincher-cyclo-cross-disc-wheels-without-braking-track-/221445993424?

    Ordered on 22/5, shipped on 4/6. delivered on 16/6 (after being held for VAT payment)

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    I’ve got some CX rims on Novatec hubs. Should be arriving today

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    I have an inset stove. It’s built into the stone fireplace

    http://www.stovax.com/builtintothewallfires/builtinfires/built_in_wood__multi_fuel/riva_66_multi-fuel_fire.aspx

    I’ve never had a freestanding stove so can’t compare it.

    Edit : http://imgur.com/gBzvRlT

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    I’ve had it done. They encourage you to drink lots after the procedure to prevent infections.

    I almost passed out when urinating the first time after the procedure, but I think urinating was only painful/uncomfortable for about 24 hours afterwards

    You should be OK to ride at the weekend.

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    I’ve got the Makita one. Only gets DIY use, but it’s very very good.

    And Makita sell lots of body only tools that use the same battery, so you don’t have lots of different batteries and chargers hanging around.

    mst
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    HDMI ?

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    …with the child

    mst
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    Get a baby sitter to come and give your dad a hand?

    mst
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    “Let the fools have their tartar(e) sauce”

    mst
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    I’ve had one for about 10 years. I sometimes chuck some ringdrive lube in there. Only been to a shop once for a service.

    Works fine. Sounds nice.

    mst
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    Once had a nightmare with a firm at Heathrow. Wouldn’t answer the phone to give them the 20 minute warning they want. No one there to take my car when I got there. Lied to on 2 occasions that my driver was on his way. Eventually managed to get someone to accept the car (not my designated driver) 1 hour later than it should have been. It was the only problem I’ve ever had with them, and I’d still use the same service as it’s far less hassle, especially with the kids

    mst
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    Pimp it!

    I fitted an XT front brake to one

    mst
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    Movicol paediatric FTW. Not sure if it’s available from a GP. We got some from a consultant my son was referred to.

    They need to be taking on more liquids.

    mst
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    Got mine last Wednesday in the pre sale.

    Guitars and strobe lights. What’s not to like?

    mst
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    OP, if you want a set of chainsaw gloves (ppe on 1 hand only) PM me. I have a free set that don’t fit

    mst
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    I’ve got a 2010 5 series. Not had the bike in it yet though so can’t comment on how it’ll fit a bike in. It’s bigger than my Passat was, so I’m assuming it’ll go on it’s side with the front wheel off and the back seats down.

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    So, we need to start complaining to the ASA when we see a car incorrectly execute a pass on a cyclist in an advert.

    mst
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    I had the same intermittent problem. Turned out to be the motorised valve. The plumber told me what points to check with the multimeter so I could diagnose it for him

    mst
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    I called Jack Rowell (Ex England Rugby coach) a “Pink shirted bas***d” at one of our Christmas do’s.

    I didn’t get punched or lose my job.

    mst
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    Just got an F11 60 plate 530d SE. Engine is great. Turning circle isn’t great, but not horrendous. The seats don’t go completely flat apparently. Not tried the bike in there yet.

    mst
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    Unscrew the plate on thebottom half of your master socket and plug the filter in there. That will cut out all the extensions and dodgy wiring in the house. If its not fine when plugged into that, then I'd say its a line fault.

    mst
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    Cheers

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    I’m thinking of buying one of these lights. What’s the general feedback?

    mst
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    I fitted a thermal heatstore recently.

    I had the supply pipe from the edge of the property upgraded to handle it.

    Infinitely better than my experiences of a combi boiler.

    mst
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    I’ve got one of the MTB hubs. Had it serviced once in ~10 years.

    No complaints here.

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    We had 2 ovens and a microwave when we put a new kitchen in. One of the ovens failed in the first year and had an element replaced under warranty. An element in the same oven has now failed.

    The other oven and the microwave are fine.

    They are bargain basement quality IMO. I dont think I’d use them again for appliances. I’d get hold of a copy of Which and use that to source them on the internet.

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    I’ve got a cassette type stove set into the fireplace. Could I put a fan on the fire surround ?

    mst
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    I’ve had a Hope Ti skewer in my CK rear hub for about 7 or 8 years, and it’s fine.

    mst
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    Currently drizzling in Kineton

    mst
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    I’m about 6KM from my local exchange and get about 4Mb

    I only have a master socket in my house. It has a face plate in it as opposed to a microfilter. There are no extensions. I bought a high quality modem cable from Amazon. I have a Thomson Speedtouch modem, although I believe the new BT Homehubs are pretty good at negotiating a decent connection on long lines.

    mst
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    I’m likely to have a 2 year old Worcester Bosch 25/32 external unit for sale if you’re interested ?

    mst
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    Try less threads ?

    4 per core ?

    Probably spending too much time context switching (my experience is unix based, not to sure how Windows manages that kind of thing)

    mst
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    Hi,
    Instead of sending it out to a file, why not just pipe it into mysql ?

    Something like this ?

    mysqldump.exe –compress=TRUE –default-character-set=utf8 –max_allowed_packet=1G –host=essupportinternal –user=xxx –password=xxx –lock-tables=FALSE –add-locks=FALSE –port=3306 “support” “job_files” | mysql –user=xxx –password=xxx –host=essupportinternal –port=3306

    mst
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    Your close, but not close enough DrP. I’m in gloucestershire

    mst
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    Where are you DrP ?

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    The kids mainly use it for games and I’ve ripped some DVD’s on there for them. I use it for surfing, seems fine for that. The keyboard is great, turns it into a netbook sized device.

    mst
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    Hi,
    I’ve got one, but I don’t use it for that kind of thing.

    mst
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    Manor house hotel, Moreton-in-Marsh.

    Not too expensive, but we didn’t have exclusive use

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