I've had no problem with bib shorts

I thought all boggies knew that SFB

I've got mine done.

One of the best things I've done in a sexual way, I don't think anyone here would want me to expand on that.

You/She should be aware that it is (apparently) the area that takes longest to heal, Mine took around 12 months and I believe that is normal

Absolutely recommend these people though they are in Masnchester http://www.holier-than-thou.co.uk/

Plum

Having spent a year in Canada I have developed a strong dislike to them, YMMV

160 miles a day in the rockies – not a chance of doing that myself – altitude is a killer even without kit.

I just finished the antartic book which I enjoy. I like the fact that they do something very challenging so good luck to 'em

Plum

Wide open space – Mansun

I think I understated my true feelings on the matter

I would never, ever, ever, ever, ever, contemplate living in Barnoldswick……..ever,ever,ever

Do you get my point? it is a shithole with absolutely no redeming features

Recent shopping has seen Blackstar HT5, Line 6 M9 and Parker M21 and a shadow kill switch into fold. A mighty new arsenal of time wasting :-)

No pics at the moment

Plum

I swapped from a planetx to a spec phenom mid tour and is was infinately better – did the measure for correct sit bone width which is inportant

Tim Pierce

Chris de Garmo is an excellent call but you'd have to include Michael Wilton too

Tighten up the edit – but I liked that a lot

Vatican Museum thren aything else, lovely city and easy to get around.

Don't frequent the tourist restaurants, complete rip off and shit food.

+1 Alistairs books

can't see a problem myself

Sisters jeans? Nice editing though

I'd say there's much better in that area. Depends on what you want out of a ride of course.

I'm sure there'll be other on soon offering their routes

Plum

I have a Sutra from 2005, Bit heavy in the rear but I don't think I'd notice with it loaded up.

Its really stable, love the mech disc, steel frame seems to absorb a lot of road vibration. Suprisingly its been amazing off road too, I believe I could take it anywhere it would stand up to plenty of abuse.

I'd like to change the forks to carbon to see if there is an improvement but thats all.

Great tourer I'd say

Plum

I'll have to bestow icon status on him

Unique

RIP

Not in the same class of riding but has the scrunchy noises

Plum

I did most of my riding there on my on one inbred – you won't keep up with the locals so don't bother trying

The mighty Tim Pierce – anything

enjoyed that

I was quite happy for my mother to elighten me to the joys of smoking. She seemed to be in all sorts of excruciating pain as she told me it was her greatest pleasure in life just before she died.

Weird

Plum

put on, take off…..repeat

I happened upon a courting couple at the top of windy hill. It was quite educational.

Then got shouted at by a van driver for taking up 'his' side of the road.

Was very sunny though and I discovered some 'new to me' trails. Back by 11:30 for cheese butty and cup of tea……Lovely!

Boggies have the hollingworth ride that I enjoy and I've been out exploring this morning too

Lovely day for a ride

Airrace – Shaft of Light

I'll be in the corner on my own then

I saw him twice back in the day with Sabbath and Dio and more recently with Dio doing Holy diver, not a great fan of his bands but he had a great voice and seemed like a nice chap, too humble if anything.

God bless you Ronnie

windows movie maker

well I like it anyway

AC30 are 700 plus

I'm almost sick of saying this – 30 watts is toooooooo loud, I really can't imagine an 8 year old carrying an AC 30 anywhere can you.

I'm sitting next to my my Blackstar 5 watt and I think that is too much for a bedroom amp.

I think a roland micro cube is fine for this sort of situation

Agree with above.

8 years old is too young to be buying anything really good, especially with the amount of other distractions kids are exposed to these days

Regards

Plum

I've had my mountain hardware primaloft for about 6 years now, still great and my most worn jacket by some margin.

Plum

I did my BC trip last year, If I were to go back to anywhere it would be Nelson, Squamish and Kicking Horse resort, maybe fernie.

Definately wouldn't go back to Kamloops, Whistler, Banff, Calgary

Definately would do the 200km backroad from Pemberton to Kamloops through the mountains but not in an RV of any size. Perfect blasting through in my Subaru though.

My trip here – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7dJlMYi6yQ

Plum

Zelda – nothing better for passing the time

I'm really liking my land cruisers recommended on here previously

and there's the SFB front pack

I have a blow up pillow from decathlon – 5 quid, it is essential for me to ge a good sleep and weighs next to nothing

spend some time at Squamish as well