Cheers everyone. bigG, there are as much to keep my feet warm as anything.

I used to get this really badly. I fixed it by moving my brake levers inside my shifters and briniging the reach in slightly, therefore i now use the end of the lever so get more leverage and i don’t have to stretch my hands as much. Hope that helps.

Not had much rain at all this week, so anthing rocky is pretty dry. Rushup Edge will probably be a bogfest though.

thule pro 903 is good, but the wiring for the lighting is rubbish. Apart from that it’s a great rack, no movement with 4 13kg bikes on, and it’s one of the ball clamp types.

recovery drink: coke black, good stuff!

A friend has both the beats and the big headphones by Dr Dre, they do sound incredible but feel surprisingly cheap. I have some dead cheap (£7) sony’s that stay in and sound alright.

Own them with some bombers.

Forgot to put hoodie in the title. :evil: Cheers though everyone

Cat&fiddle was closed yesterday morning according to High Peak radio, shame the snow isn’t lower down though :(

Thanks, i couldnt see anything there about any of it being closedso all is good.

I’ve never managed to get up them, or up the other side after crossing the river :( My target for this winter i think.

It was also slippy on wednesday, but my tyres were pretty good. They are a Cheng shin tyre that came on my merida, have been good on everything but so far i havnt found another pair :(

A6? How many miles has it done? our 1995 A6 has done 256k, -80k for the engine, still seems fairly economical to run.

Well it was an air valve, just the wrong one. :oops:

this is what happened 2 minutes before i posted it :lol:

Inov-8 racepro 12. Really comfy, light and not massively expensive. Waterproof too.

Cheers, will do.

anyone????

salcombe boatstore is alreet :) and Sailing did lend us an outboard for the weekend for free because the 1st broke down…. I dont mind salcombe, but it was much better as a town 5 years ago.

YOU JAMMY THING….. What relation were you to Shirley Tyler then? My great aunt + uncle used to live at norton :) not the same now though.

Our house was not watertight and had very little insulation. roofers came, roofers left. House is now watertight and warm. Awful roofers though :evil: It’ll be worth it, just not yet.

Loads of sailing in my family. My uncle skippered Bristol clipper in the 2002/2003 race, and my dad races a Sweden 42. Captainflashheart, did you own Mill bay? we have 2 (a laser and a GP14) boats there every year for 3 weeks :)

6ft and 10 stone :) should eat more really…..

You’re kidding. A mile from my house and i’m away, :evil:

You might have seen this[/url] one, but i can highly reccommend it. You would need to book both though. Might be booked up now i think about it.

Only one answer IMO, Shimano AM40. A year of peaks riding and they are still in good condition.

I cleaned the hard bits on that descent, shame i crashed on the easy bit :(

My legs are a complete mess now :lol:

Peaks pootle, crashed twice, one hurt, one didn’t…. knackered now

If you’d reminded me earlier i could have made one…..

New santa cruz nickel?

Time

northwind, why not get it re-soled with stealth rubber?

it’s not that bad, probably faster to walk it though…

From Hayfield, up Twenty trees to the shooting cabins, turn left then down to the road, up the road and turn right towards rowarth, down lantern pike, up t’other side to new allotments, down past Peep-o-day farm, across the road and down coldwell clough back to Hayfield is a nice 3 hour ride :)

Meeeeeeeee. And i will add the Bacon butties are awesome :)

you missed the one where i turned up with no front brake. And i have been all the way to the lakes before realising i didn’t have my helmet :(

With a seatpost clamp that works this time? ;)

I should be able to do it all, i need to be at mam tor at half 2(ish) :)

Depends what you mean by less precious :) if its a rigid, used the full sus, if its a pitch or something like that, take that :)