Yes thats us, ride mostly around the North Downs but we do go further afield, down at Alfriston tomorrow for the South Downs..

Nights 🙁

Ask me nicely and I'll pop round with my bleed kit and sort them properly..

Is the disc centred in the caliper, could be flexing and touching the edge.

I'll be there…

what about here…

http://www.mountainbikemalta.com/

My Lyric maxel does this too, I just put an o-ring on the maxel to take up the slack..

30 years for me…

I was there, good day but the road climbs were hard work.

Next year it will be over 3 days

try these guys

http://www.bba-reman.com/uk/index.aspx

I'm at home but won't be watching the footie, got a nasty cough so won't be out either…

On my second set, now converted to tubeless, ridden around Seven Stanes and Afan with then, Excellent rolling not good in mud (but what are) love em…

Auto every time, so easy to drive in heavy traffic, which we seem to have a lot of around here.

Just swapped some tyres around and I pulled a lump like that out too..

Media Monkey ?

Dont use the Garmin maps but get the openstreetmaps or openMTBmaps, there free and have much better detail than the Garmin maps

http://www.openstreetmap.org/

http://openmtbmap.org/

I got my prescription glasses from optilabs

http://www.optilabs.com/

I got varifocal photochromic lenses

Not cheap though..

I've had the odd rivet go a little loose on the Shimano rotor, just support the bottom of the rivet on a solid surface and tap the top of the rivet with a hammer to tighten it.

Thurs and Friday for me..

Maybe silly question, you sure its the shock and not some of the mountings

Speaking with him on sat they should be up Monday.

Sent back an old Etrex legend, it was seconhand when I bought it, screen had died, they replaced screen and the rubber surround also the toggle switch all FOC.. I would say there service is excellent..

I used Diskinternals to recover some corrupt files.

http://www.diskinternals.com/

So far its been installed on XP and Win 7 can't find on their website what is compatible with

Sorry, its a Shimano XTR M975, looking on CRC its an IS mount RT75 (for 160mm)

Yup, got to be a road bike, there's Col de Joux Plane and as previously mentioned Avoriaz both excellent test of the legs..

I just got 2 entries in, but site now down again…

I didn't start cycling seriously till I was 45, I'm now 56…

Get a dog guard that goes behind the rear seats

You should be able to read the codes without going to a garage using the pedal trick

Read this link here. Should explain how..

http://www.vauxhallownersnetwork.co.uk/showthread.php?202018-vauxhall-fault-codes

Yeti..

Bottom pull, 34.9mm

Only a few days to get used to them, You soon get used to finding the correct focus point, I love them now.

The only downside is trying to read things that are higher than your eye line, you have to tilt your head so far back to get it in focus.

Bolton

Bizarre.. Strange use of a chain ring to tension/separate the the chain

Take a book to read, there can be lots of sitting around. You can change your date but only once.

I found it fascinating watching and being part of the judicial process.

I have optilabs glasses with varifocals, very pleased with them, they made them with the reading focal part slightly lower than my normal glasses as they are used more for distance than reading.

55 (56 tomorrow) Electrical/Instrument Engineer..

I use one of these

http://www.dndservices.co.uk/am-88t.html

Whilst not CD quality it does work quite well,

Ebay? or ring the chairlift company, they might buy it back..

I mend paper machines…