Grand central on oxford road or the salisbury behind it

Have a look at red dog racing

red dog racing

ok for fireroad and canal path

but wouldnt like to do any singletrack stuff

great as my commuting light

ploy to knock 100 grams off last years model ?

I was going to suggest thatto cycles or quinns on edge lane

or edge cycles in chester

Secondhand Garmin 705

Free maps from raven family website

I paid about 150 for mine about a year ago

Great post ant

Are you back on the bike yet ?

http://www.theedgecycleworks.com/mtbroutes/macc-forest-classic

think it pops up on this route i’ve done.

Love the place, and the new red golden trail gives the places a new dimension.

Like other have said its fast and flowy, apart from the mile climb at the start

Great food at the cafe, can be a bit crowded at weekends

35 hours a week here in uni-land

In at 8 home for 5.30
1hour for lunch
2 days flexi a month
25 days Holiday

Not a bad life really

I been using shimano xt775 for few years now on both bikes

No probs so far and a doddle to bleed

veho camcorders

not sure on the battery life of the older models thou ?

Maybe somebody here knows ?

Switchbacks were very good in bubion

Still using my old deore lx cranks new chainring fitted last chirstmas

must of done about 10000 miles on them by now using them on the hardtail for work and up and down the canal.

Black sabbath – Into the void

I can vouch for the cilcain route

with the edge bike shop routes

if you want a cracking descent then go look for keegans lane

you’ll have to earn it first thou

I ride to work everyday,

bought a handsome dog xc03 frame, wheels gears and brakes from my old gary fisher, other bits from the forum on here, have a blackburn flea 4 for the rear light and a hope vision 1 up front

decent waterproof jacket in a blacks sale and pants from crc.

Saved me shed loads of frustration of waiting for the bus let alone the 2 quid each way.

So just do it, and it keeps the beer off your belly

Bike Bulgaria…Cracking time

I had more bruises from a slayer moshpit in there…Happy days

Your best bet is to head for wood street and seel street
http://www.alma-de-cuba.com/

http://www.thekrazyhouse.co.uk/
Practically lived in this place 10 years ago

Or if you want the basics head to matthew street

I have some BBB cable cutters from merlin

Had them for a few years now and still going strong

had a middle of range shimano snap on the clywdian hills

replaced with sram pc991 felt solid no probs so far

My canon ixus 80 seems happy bouncing round in my camelback

Although i do fancy one of these
http://www.techradar.com/reviews/cameras-and-camcorders/cameras/digital-slrs-hybrids/panasonic-lumix-g3-954028/review

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ly0yr6QcJlY

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Categories.aspx?CategoryID=563

you MAY need something like this

IS standard to a post fitting which is what I use on my trek ex8

But my trek will only take a maximum 180mm rotor on the rear wheel so check before hand

http://www.eclipsecomputers.com/product.aspx?code=GZ-ROLLUP&af=50

Any Help, maplin might have these too

slayer raining blood
ministry Jesus built my hotrod

Not sure on the brakes, but i have been running hope pro 2 wheels on dtswiss 42 rims for five years now…rock solid 🙂

I have the standard nano’s and they’re brilliant.

I’m a skinny lad and have them on the old
hardtail for the weekly commute and the full sus
for the weekend blast. Taken plenty of abuse

Would’nt bother with the ti upgrade to be honest

blackburn 4 clipped onto camelback for commutes, no probs

nf mountain biker you should have a look at virgin trains if you can book couple of months in advance your tix will be alot cheaper

Camped at Cae Gywn Farm , about a mile north of cyb

shower, kitchen facilties and very cheap…well recommended.

tyn groes for a feast thumbs up

Hi

I bought my trek ex8 2008 model, from the lads, which was only 6 months old at the time,so gave them a ring to put my mind at ease.

No problems at all.

I received my powerlinks today

Came in a cardboard box big enough for a haynes car manual

Think someone needs to reprogram the packing computer

Crack on crc and get it sorted out.

For me Llandegla is only an hour away.

Its a great blast and has helped with improving my fitness, ok may not be the most technical of places. The red route is really good fun with the option of the black route.

But with the skills area, pump track has put life back into the place, even if the 2 mile climb is a bit monotonous.

So as for your tyre choice, go with something fast rolling, and the cafe at the end of the ride has some great food for refuelling.

Have a look at red spokes website they might be able to give you some advice.

No probs with my 12 year old corsa 🙂

Mine too was an orange raleigh commando like in picture above.

Endless amount of fun round the canal towpaths.