Does anyone know how they compare to Advantages (which I’m running at the moment) ?

I use one of these for summer bivvy’s – it will take a lake district downpour but I don’t know about touring with it 🙂

http://www.worldofcamping.co.uk/shop/Detail.asp?ProductID=1188

TomB – tyres – I use Maxxis Advantage which have suited most (Keswick) conditions (bar the extreme mud I stalled in on High Rigg on Sunday).

Give me a shout if you fancy meeting up for a ride – I’m in the centre of Keswick – email parkedtigerATyahooDOTcom

We’ll see today – apparently there’s unbroken sunshine up here by 15.00. At the moment it’s snowing:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/24hr.shtml?world=0341

I’ve checked BB7 on my Kona PJay – there’s about 3mm of space between the cable clamp and the body of the brake. It’s as though the arm’s moved ‘inwards’ from your image / description.

I’ve got a front BB7 in the 08 design – I’ll take a look at lunchtime.

The track through Frith woods is great. Also (if you don’t mind a cheeky detour) adding Walla Crag onto the start gives you third excellent descent down to Ashness Bridge (but only in the Winter or at night otherwise you’re likely to get beaten by walkers)

Synchronized swimming. Figure Skating.

coffeeking – Member

in bed at 7 pm up at 6.30 am

CRIKEY – dont think I’ve ever slept for that long!

I know – if I slept that long as an adult I’d call it a coma.

We ocassionally have the same with our 5 year old. We found the best solution is to have a mad day of physical activity, avoiding any sugary treats, then go with Stoner’s DVD / TV fest. Her bodyclock is reset and everything’s back to normal the next day (in bed at 7 pm up at 6.30 am).