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Winner was sanocycles. Sano?

Come on people, I can't believe this frame has been up here all day and no-one has bought it. It's an absolute stunner. Oh the pain!

Fuck me that sounds horrific. So glad you are ok, twooo. Heal up mate and get back on your bike asap.

Bike-punx - after discussions with my bank manager, I am going to have to pull out of this. Sorry to mess you round. It's an awesome frame at a great price, so I'm sure you will have no problem selling it.

Sorry again.

Who says its for me? Could be for my extremely large girlfriend.

Nah, I reckon I could handle a 60cm. If not I'll build it up and sell it on for £600. It's the summer of the lo-pro!

No dogs, the price is just right. So right in fact, that I'll take it. I'll PM you bike-punx.

Good lord, if anyone needs training it's you, Joe. 14 days till track day. I'd use every single one of them ;)

Getting some practice in Hillbilly? Yeah, you'll need it mate [/trashtalking]

Must say thanks to jonny for organising it all and doing the reccy run earlier, it certainly made for a smooth ride. Thanks to Murtle for setting such a cracking pace and thanks to everyone for keeping up (well almost) and not getting punctures.

Special thanks though to Pip. Of all the places you could have come off and dislocated your shoulder, you chose to do it just outside of Marlowe on Regatta day, giving us a lovely 30 min rest surrounded by all the hot young things of Buckinghamshire. Well done sir. Oh, and heal up.

Wicked ride. I'm not sure what the hell happened to everyone after we left the pub. People trying to ride home and passing out. People getting on the wrong train. People not being able to get on trains at all. Everyone was probably pissed.

No you are spot on! That's the only reason I usually do these rides. Today unfortunately I have a bbq at a friends house that I can't miss. I'm already going to be very late. But I'm riding on the very outside chance that we hammer it up to oxford in 3 hours and I get 4 hours boozing in the sun before coming home.

Love your optimism Sam! I too have decided to take the path of optimism and have booked the 5pm train to paddington.

Ride like the wind!

Pics aren't working Joe, can you post again?

Really looking forward to this. Just put on new tyres so no p**ctures from me. Guaranteed ;)

I'm going from Brick lane also. Everyone be on time!

Cheers everyone for posting up all of those lovely lo-pro frames. I'm in the market for one and checking this thread is like getting a summary of the interweb in one easy place.

Keep up the good work.

Oh, and crank, if you are selling your frame let me know. Same goes for Joelounge, Todd and anyone else with a lo-pro.

BrianKwan - equiping London's hipsters since 1997.

Yep, he is in a safe seat, he just beat the Lib Dem candidate by a truckload at the last election. He is resigning, then running again in the by-election.

Whilst it does have something of the 'pr stunt' about it, in this case it's for a pretty damn good reason. Just can't believe it's a tory fighting for our civil liberties.

No Matt, then people could actualy see how slow I was, Just as is is fine.

Careful RPM, once you come East, you may never want to go back South. It's just that good here.

Shit JSDH was fast. Buil too. And that was their first times too. They are only getting quicker from here. Hillbilly, you must be worried!

Well, it's official. East End drinks are the premier lfgss drinks.

We had 30+ people there tonight. Top that Southies ;)

Who on earth is moonbeams? I'm heading to the grass racing, but might swing by the Royal Inn for another quick, 2min rendeavouz Em.

Yeah, I am well keen for this ride, and keen for a 9am start too. Makes so much more sense.

Yep, grass track racing from 6 - 9ish (or whenever we get bored) then pub. See you there.

I don't want the wheel, but if you are ever selling that frame...

It's Beautiful!

I reckon the Embankment, Mile end rd route will be quicker. You are looking for long straight stretches with minimal stopping. So:

Kensington rd, then Constitution Hill and the Mall. All the way down the Embankment, then onto Mile end rd. Leg it through Victoria park, onto the Eastway, then left down Orient way onto Lea Bridge rd. You can get some serious speed along quite a few stretches of that route, regardless of the traffic.

I'm not sure how much help a group will be on busy roads though. I mean, are you really going to be wheel sucking the guy in front going 25mph down Lea Bridge rd at 6pm? They might be useful for moral support, though, in which case I'm available for Eastside duties. Just say when.