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Otherwise I will post some in thread a bit later.

Hi, PM me an email and I will send pics

Full set up, purchased from Wildwoods of Crews Hill about 8 years ago.

39"w x 16"d x 22"h.

Includes matching stand, 2 x ehiem filters, lights, heater.

Bought as a project to do with the kids but they never really got interested in it so I re-homed the fish a few years ago and it's been sitting empty in the front room... And mrs has periodically reminded me that I'm supposed to be getting rid of it.

Over £600 of kit.

£200 collected from sunny E17?

Ok, will do. I'm not decided which way to go at the moment.

Is that Bartlett's? Didn't know they were still going. Bought a few things from there way back in North London days.

Since I've had the Axis set up, the SL1210 has been sidelined. I was definitely going to get rid of the Axis... Now I'm not sure.

Audio T stock rega - call the shop in Enfield and see what they have in stock

Linn is still working fine :)

Sevenoaks Hifi have pro-ject decks and also a NAD deck which looks ok.

How 'bout this, fair does on depreciation / running costs trade off? It even has my initials on the plate. I think it is synchronicity; I should buy:

http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201605053641554?make=bmw&onesearchad=new%2Cnearlynew%2Cused&postcode=e179ay&sort=pricedesc&minimum-badge-engine-size=3.0&radius=1500&page=6&search-target=usedcars&fuel-type=petrol&model=5_series&logcode=p

Cheap metal pedals and Adidas Spezials don't work in the wet and are marginal in the dry.

Shimano saints?

https://www.evanscycles.com/shimano-saint-mx80-flat-pedals-oe-EV199771

Something else?

Or need different shoes?

Kitchenaid stainless looks nice, quite £. The top IKEA stuff is actually really good and much cheaper than a snob brand equivalent.

Some good today; BMW driver waited for me to complete right turn onto Lea Bridge Rd.

Less impressed by the Bates Laundry HGV using Rendlesham Rd as a cut through. I suppose technically nothing wrong with doing that but driving was a tad lively for a 20 tonne lorry on residential streets.

InBefore8/10.

Recommend @Thrasher

Quick dispatch, excellent comms, all good.

Interesting idea, Ed. Do you think it would have much effect on the handling?

Partly because so few road bikes are built to accept mudguards?

I was extremely annoyed to find that I couldn't get crud catchers over 25c tyres on my Lynskey. So I've gone through a whole winter annoying not only myself but other riders as well.

Now I'm in a dilemma as to whether to try again with 23c tyres or go for n+1 solution, and get a quick winter bike. Or try to keep up with the Sunday pack on a Cross Check.... It's hard enough as it is.

Today I found out that trainers and cheap metal pedals don't work out in the wet; shoe and pedal not wanting to stay together.

Suggestions for good flats / straps please? Don't want to go clipless for this bike.

Edit: I've now found the flat pedals thread.

Might be a bit tricky if he denies all knowledge. Kind of hard to see how fixing the toilet involves applying brute force to a reclining chair which presumably was not in the bathroom?
Maybe contact your contents insurer and see if you can get insurance details from plumber?

Cab driver paused his 3 point turn and waited for me to pass.

10/10; would cheer me up again.

Plastic and tacky rules it out in any case.

I'm mainly interested in whether there is a significant difference in the likelihood of telephone number bills from a clean E350 or a similar age 3L petrol 5 series. An A6 could be another option. If the chances are roughly the same, I just need to decide if it is worth it, or I should just get a 2 year old Mondeo.

Generally, if the land is not required for operational purposes, you will be able to negotiate with NR. Phone the national enquiries line and ask to be put in touch with the local Maintenance Protection Coordinator.

I will have a look at a 300c. Hadn't considered that, I have a prejudice that it will be sh*t built quality but sounds like it could be worth checking out and cheap to buy.

Yep, that would be good if you just need the phono stage.

Like this maybe:

http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/Rotel-Pre-amp-RC850-/222105250494?nav=SEARCH

You need a phono stage, either in a pre amp or by itself. Is it important to have volume on the pre amp or can you control vol on the monitors?

If you need a pre amp with vol then maybe a 90s japanse unit from eBay?

Are these 32/32?

Would like if so

I've had two mondeos and a 406. All nice enough to drive. "Reliable" and "French" don't really go together though.

Also, want it to be a bit more gutsey than the 140bhp deisel in the Passat.