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Surly Ultra New or Paul Components are the easiest to find but not cheap. There's a trials bike hub that you can use too (Tartybikes?) But uses a splined cog rather than threaded. I think Mack will also make them too, but they're not on their website.
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You can get the pins separately - I've just bought two sets for a couple of custom SAKs I want to put together. I paid $31 for six, delivered. They seem very nicely made.
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Reader's.
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Then found the cards and instructions for Creationary so tried to pull out all the right pieces so we can play it properly. Took 2 hours to find them, but it's definitely worth it.
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Been getting sick of not being able to find the right bits in the piles of Lego so spent a few hours with the kids sorting it into several boxes: bricks, plates, wheels, angled bits, minifigs, etc. Much easier to build what we want now.
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I did - was a lovely day out. Really enjoyed the two main climbs - I'd not been up the one from Redbrook before and it was a bit of a treat. I think we rode together briefly at the start - you were chatting to the guy on the Condor Tempo on the way to the bridge; I was riding with him on the fixed Cotic.
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I'll take the Spyres if they're still available. Will PM now.
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Looking for a 135mm fixed disc hub - Surly, Paul, Phil Wood, even one of the trials hubs might do. Anyone got one they want to move on? Ta.
I got a Victorinox Classic Santoku with rosewood handle (so I'm not tempted to put it in the dishwasher!) a while back. It's really very good - very thin blade, light, easy to sharpen and nicely balanced.