Gas and Power

http://www.singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/fs-29er-wheelset-new-priced-to-sell

I'd go for a nice cottage. Trudging across a field at 3:00am for a pi$$ is bad enough, but getting up with kids at daybreak because a blackout blind hasn't been invented for a tent has got to be beyond awful.

Good luck

Armando Ianucci

Private company prices to what the market will stand and it seems that £265 is it.

Bloody communist

There are some situations where you need to hold back, but let it out later. For the sake of others like. So a real man can control this I think

Hora has had a relatively easy ride over the last few years.

wait until its out of warranty? I'm going to get mine done at a proper place, not on the cheap, when it gets to 60K so is well out of scope of dealer intervention

I'm with barclaycard, have been for years. I am on a legacy cashback deal which is 2%. I pay it off every month so I must be stripping out 50% of their margin. I've never had one of these calls, never had the credit limit reduced.

I guess they must get some of the transaction

I'd avoid Colne, although the outlying areas of the town and a bit further out Foulridge, barrowford etc can be pretty nice. Its a long time since I lived in Colne, I hated it.

White Fish. I had fish on Saturday and did one of the best training runs of the year the day after, just felt great. Managed 12KM in 53 mins pushing 2 kids in the Croozer!

I think you can only blame yourself here. I've taken frames to regular powdercoaters before and masked it all off myself first

Egghand Mr Whippy head

He has a point though

The problem with cycling is chiefly the impact the wheels have on a path. A bike is much more efficient at eroding the surface of paths than a walkers boots for obvious reasons. It maintains constant contact with the ground, the two wheels tend to cover the same ground and it is more inflexible, harder to make adjustments (for example to go from stone to stone as a walker might). But I think my reservations go further even than that. There is something about the speed at which a cyclist travels and the fact he invariably and of necessity is looking at the ground in front of him. This singles him out from the walker whose pace is slower allowing him to look all round as he's walking thereby feeling more related to the country he's going through. Too often the cyclist unless he stops sees little of his surroundings which tends to disconnect him from where he is. This doesn't apply on a tarmac track or road, where normally the ground is smooth and consistent. A horse rider is not constrained in the same way. The horse itself looks after most of the decisions about where to put its feet.

He won't need to know any of this to get 3 stars at McDonalds

I heard that his english teacher died of boredom after the first paragraph

You have been robbed, that is a piece of crap

So to sum up, I like bikes and some other crap happened to me.

Apparently he once felched Victoria Beckham too.

Who the hell buys a Toyota in the first place.

These idiots get all they desrve

bike shop in selling a bike to a customer shocker

I've entered the ballot for the GNR, but hoping to do a half sooner.

Currently doing the following training per week

Fast 7k
Steady 10Kx2
Fast 12k

I will do a 10k in april, and in March I'll replace one of the 10K runs with 3 miles of intervals at faster than race pace