shoes

These are prob neares current model to my summer shoe’s, mine are the older brown style though

damn must type faster, but advice is the same so it must be good 🙂

get a frame the ‘right size’ for him remove the cranks and front chainring and let him learn to ‘scoot’ the bike around, this will teach him how to balance the bike when going down slopes etc. Once he has done this put the cranks etc back on and the transition to full riding is usually pretty quick, hope this helps.

Other than asthetics no reason not too unless you use v high index (the meterial they are made from) they should be easily tintable or transition friendly

Hate to say it, but shimano shoes just work have a set of the winter boots that must be 10 yrs old now and still going strong

Shimano XT cranks and front mech with sram cassette and XO rear derailleur and grip shifts here, never misses a beat so i would say compatability not an issue

In general yes unfortunately this one is populated by some particularly antagonistic cyber trolls

All of the above leads me to believe…

……some but not all cyclists can be arrogant and inconsiderate to other road users…..

……some but not all pedestrians can be arrogant and inconsiderate to other road users…..

……some but not all drives can be arrogant and inconsiderate to other road users…..

bring any two of the above together and it creates a whole load of bollox……

opinions vary, get over it!!!

Zenit 11 Manual SLR (still have it, still fun to play with)
Minolta Dynax 500
now Sony as minolta lenses fit….

Does it piss off cyclists when motorists pull up at traffic lights really close to the kerb?

not as much as it does them when you then go round the outside and pull in front of them……

Old woman drove into the back of me when stopped at red light, she is trying to say its my fault as I cut her up, luckily i took photo’s at scene as couldn’t believe she had done it, pics show my car nicely square on and in middle of lane, her car however IS between lanes…………….gotta love these people

I would suspect you could find something at Meribel as I watched a round of the world champs there in Feb this year, just doesn’t look right heals coming up off the ski’s like that……..

For any that know it on my way to work today i was coming down Ketley bank in telford (good gradient mucho speed on road tyres) when not one but two guys walk out into the road from opposite side infront of me, not only do these darwin wannabe’s see me as crossing,but the sight of me approaching at fair speed catches them in rabbit form and stops them dead in my carriage way, some how avoided both ( passing between them) and can only shake my head as doing so at the pure stupidity of some pedestrians

Do go to Havana, don’t forget mozzi reorient if you got to one of the tropical hotels

Recently had a problem with network telecom charging for over usage on our ‘unlimited’ business broadband, having had confirmation it was a mistake, while awaiting the corrected bill we received a ‘you haven’t paid your bill if you don’t we will cut you off in 24 hours’ needless to say they are no longer our providers…….

I like mountain bikes
I like road bikes….

I have an addiction to chocolate peanuts, please help me!!

DONT paypal gift if you want protection, gift removes it……..

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I have the this one from decathlon cant fault it tbh

mine in road form, also have another set of wheels with continental tour rider 32’s on for when i part off road my commute,32’s fit very snug, but mine is an older model frame, may be different on current models

BTW one of my biggest worries is the speed the above seems to suggest the grp will be travelling at is alot slower than my own solo speed, and I sometimes think it hurts more riding slow off your comfortable pace than at you own pace, so i can see some solo riding and letting others catch up at dinner time or day end

for those that wanted to know, this is thge route/itinerary

Day 1 – London to Calais
Cycling distance – approx. 67 miles
Our ride from Bexley in southeast London kicks off
early to avoid the traffic. Within five miles we’re
cycling on quieter roads and hitting the rolling Kent
countryside. Today we get off to a great start as we
find our rhythm cycling in a large group. We cover
nearly 70 miles to reach the white cliffs of Dover, and
cycle through historic Rochester. We tackle some
tough climbs, but there’s plenty of coasting terrain
to rest our legs. We board an early evening ferry to
France and arrive in Calais at our hotel charged for
the next day’s ride.

Day 2 – Calais to Arras
Cycling distance – approx. 78 miles
Following a hearty breakfast, we start cycling
‘French style’, remembering to stay on the right.
Today is the toughest day, both mentally and
physically, but we can do it! We’ll whizz through
beautiful French countryside, with views of green
meadows as far as the eye can see. The roads are
quiet and we travel through attractive small towns.

Day 3 – Arras to Compiègne
Cycling distance – approx. 73 miles
Today’s ride is a step back into history as we head
south towards Bapaume, scene of the Battle of
the Somme. After a delicious Fairtrade lunch next
to a beautiful lake, we continue south and enjoy a
well-earned downhill stretch to our overnight stop in
Compiègne.

Day 4 – Compiègne to Paris
Cycling distance – approx. 66 miles
The final day of our European cycling adventure
sees us cycle south through stunning forests, and
it’s not long before we reach the eastern outskirts
of Paris. We cycle around to the north and proceed
through small villages and towns. It’s normal to see
locals waving us on – after all, the famous Tour de
France ends tomorrow and the atmosphere is sure
to be electric. The sight of the Eiffel Tower will spur
us on as we get closer. We stop for the group to
reassemble and then ride together up the Champs-
Elysées, round the Arc de Triomphe and down to the
finish, overlooking the Eiffel Tower. This evening we
celebrate our achievements with a special dinner.

Day 5 – Paris to London
Cycling distance – 0 miles
After breakfast at our hotel, we are free to enjoy the
sights and sounds of Paris. Maybe you want to get a
good space from which to watch the Tour de France
or simply soak up the atmosphere in one of the
many cafés – the choice is yours. There will be an
early evening Eurostar departure from Gare du Nord
back to St Pancras. Bicycles will be transported back
to London and participants will then have the choice
of either collecting their bike from St Pancras or the
starting point in Bexley.

really looking forward to it now even after a shitty 18mph headwind with gust of 30+ commute this morning, good job the rain held off, guess that’ll be tonights pleasure 🙂

Done a few long weekend rides, with a 40 mile round trip commute most days it should be fine, btw think the photo angle makes the seat look worse than it actually is

Go back and let them have a look, it’s worth taking your old glasses too as the notepads could be a different size/ shape and/or material. With regard to the arms the Nike flexons were designed to ‘grip’ your head (still have 2 pairs myself in blue and bronze) rather than bend over your ear (not sure how your new frame is designed to fit without more details, sometimes it can take 2 or 3 adjustments b4 a patient is happy with the fit, back to the notepads have a look in mirror b4 you go and make sure the pads are sitting flush on your nose/ face and not pressing on any edge(top bottom front or back).

PM me if you want more info

The frame is actually an XL but I am tall with V long legs the tilt in saddle allows for the low bar position, it has an adjustable stem so if it get uncomfy I can adjust either or both pump is on the bike all other tools are in the saddle pack (it can be made bigger to carry some trail food bits), must admit I was thinking if using my camel back for drinks but have 2 large bottles if it’s a better option

This isn’t getting at you btw just seems to be another guy who has spat his dummy and is now using the kids as a weapon

Toys tbf I have been through the same process with social workers etc he will have been through to adopt, and make no mistake it is drummed in that the adopted children have the same rights and privileges as birth children, Yes he can write them out of his will, but having signed and received a court order agreeing to look after them until their age of majority with parental responsibility until that age he should man up and look after his kids….

for the saddle I commute to work every day atm which is a 40 mile round trip with some longer rides on days off etc so thats being well tested, and lke my mtb shoes for convenience (they are very stiff soled compared to some).

The holder on the bars is for my jesus phone which will be mapping and doing pics etc (currently cobbling together a holder for a small solar cell for extra power)

and yes I am looking forward to the french roads as the whole country is alot more cycle friendly

TBH with an attitude like that no wonder he is being divorced, I have adopted children and regardless of any issues my wife and I could have in the future they are still my kids……..

I is a bi shady……

……wanna buy a watch guv’nor

I used to have a dog called trigger, does that make me anti gun?

On a more serious note Haitians are commonly referred to as stupid **** by their Dominican Republic neighbours, does that make everyone from dom rep racist?

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where’s that barge pole I don’t touch things with?

Network Telecom for trying to charge over usage on our unlimited broadband connection, backfired spectacularly on them as we are now switching suppliers to one half the cost

A lot of kitchen cabinets only fix to the wall at the top two corners so theres not really any redundancy

think you’ll find most have a baton near the bottom too that normally has 2 screws long enough to either get through into brick or extra fittings

two types i can thinnk of, one is a butterfly bolt that opens behind the plaster board and clamps tight to ot, the other is the threaded rawplug type (use the metal ones plastic are sh@t)

I’d go for an mtb tyre every time over say a car or truck set……

I have the halfords friend has thule, cant actually see any difference, mine have carried bikes all over at various speeds with no problems (other than having to stop and remove bikes to go into a tunnel in rouen, but we wont mention that)

Was there last night, band came off stage approx 10.30, if you can get there early do, as the entry queue system is ‘interesting’

If you have sky tv at home and a reasonable computer/internet connection why not just use sky anywhere?

When I got married there was a tax advantage……thats gone now…….cant come up with any other positives…….

was going to suggest cove hustler but they seem to have ‘gone up a bit’ since i bought mine a few years ago,……still love it if you can stretch though