sorry, i forgot you were surgically attached to it ;) will be nice and quiet early, so there will be no one to get in your way on the downhill bits. and if there were any, i garuantee they would be going slower than you unless they were downill racers, which is something you should take up ;)

ride in, the road is fairly flat from either direction. you on the Pitch?

haha hora no need to explain. what else could it mean? ;)

fantastic. i love a happy ending.

scott spark
santa cruz superlight or blur xc
specialized epic
orange st4(sort of)
Lapierre x-control
kona heihei
commencal super 4
Giant trance
these are just a small number of them, you have massive choice in the section you are looking at.

I would suggest a boot rack, easier to get bikes on and minimal effect on fuel consumption. Try to find one that doesn't prevent you opening the boot.

had some rain yesterday, and a torrential downpour for about an hour during the week, but everything is geerally pretty dry.

Norht west towbar centre in stockport should be able to sort you out.

it wasnt clear of snow at all!!!! the only bit that was was the track after it!

I know popocapetl(adrian) has one, could ask him? Can you not get something discounted from work?

hora, rob was talking about the jacobs ladder one in the snow i think. and if you com up the old mam tor road, you would have been blown over like pook was :lol:

Pay a haulage company to take them all up in a lorry?

but i have a massive head rs, thats why i didnt get it. and i would do that Mrcruchrider, but i would look like a bit of a pillock when wearing them whist not riding.

that probably would have been funny if i had understood it rs :? and thanks for that Aidy, that plan is less likely to cause lasting damage :)

Pooks Peaks Pootles are definitely socials, no one minded waiting for me and robdob and the ups. I remember that one rob, the push up from the ashes in the snow when i was completely shattered. That was the most earned burger i have ever had! i now ride with a group every saturday, often with Nick Craigs son. Stupidly quick uphill and down, the genes have obviously been passed on. Grrrrrrr.

now there's an idea. would also make finding cricket helmets that fit easier, but thats due to me having a large head (or so i thought).

that would be silly, surprised i hadn't thought of it. my small i mean the arms are too wide for my head, so they wobble around and fall off.

1. i would have another, and another, and another and another. but i cant afford that.

i dont blame you. I WANT A NEW BIKE :'(

they are thanks hora, new pads rub and make me want to shoot myself, but they work well. how is the fork situation currently? and as long as it's not between the 16th of july and the 7th of August ill be there :)

try not to unclip your left foot and fall to the right or vice versa. that hurts more because your unclipped leg hits the frame on impact/

im not :( going to devon for 3 weeks though and might be going up to fort bill in early september :)

HAHAHAHAHA. i should't have found that funny but i did.

i want to go there :)

we have a thule, cant remember which one but its the 3 bike one with the extra bit so can take 4, problem only occurs if trying to get a cross bike aswell as mountain bikes on. perfect otherwise.

am i right in thiunking the yawn was implying it gets said all the time? \\\

I'm right handed and footed, but lead with my left foot and feel better on left hand bends. right hands berms feel especially weird.

shimano M424's feel pretty solid, never noticed any float.

do the Autumn polaris in a morphsuit and a tutu.

ashima? gotta be close.

bloody sharp things are them pins. made 2 decent sized holes in my shin with my wellgos :(

erm, dont ask. my memory is not good at the best of times. and i can't get there, ahh well.

sorry, that should say it never works when we need it. . .

has been, but more recently a honda 4 stroke that is probably less reliable than a seagull! it never works when we dont need it, such as when we need to get the boats to the slipway in southpool creek i've forgotten the name of. so we ended up pulling a GP14 and a laser across mill bay! not fun with dry sand.

Forrest Gump!!!!! and run fatboy run.

they are

charge oven gloves are leather-y :)

nope, i had to get through it all with a 2hp outboard every day!! although handling and acceleration is good with just me in :) we met a guy last year with a musto skiff, doing 25 knots down the estuary on a busy day was a sight to behold.

Oh the memories! the resounding crunch of a snapping misen, followed by an almighty bang as the mast comes down. the salcmobe yacht club regatta, love it. but i cant see myself spending 60k on a sailing dinghy. that was the cost of the last one spud built :O i was in the town guide the other year in my GP14 :)

true about the sailing!! if the sun is shining, its windy. and when its raining, its either dead flat or blowing a gale. the latter of the two being great fun!