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Extraordinary how he persisted in his denial. Bizarre.

Thanks for the feedback!

Were you ever using the large ring in the front with 29T in the back??
If my chain is optimised for my current setup (was installed by my LBS) should I be buying a new chain as well?
Would you by any chance have the cassette available to sell :)

It'll run big cog to big sprocket just as well as with the 11-25 block (just try not to do that 'cos the chain is better running as straight as possible).

Try it with your current chain first - it might be fine.

Not for sale, sorry.

I've run a 13-29 with a short cage chorus 10sp mech. Absolutely no problems on my bike with standard chain rings up front. So, I'd think that, unless you have mega long chain stays, you shouldn't have any probs.

And, as you're getting the casette anyway, you may as we'll try it before splashing out on a new mech too!

nice ride Matt and thanks for leading the way. sorry dave i was in a bit of a rush to get back so didn't hang around. cheers
Absolutely no probs. You had a horribly early start, and I was pretty well cooked!

Twas grand. Had forgotten that a) there are hills, and b) the fixed wheel affords no hiding places for the unfit.

Potters Bar 16 April 2014 The Toblerone Dark Ride
Potters Bar - last train 00:18, 16 mile ride BTCL mostly downhill
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GS4 c.£4.50 Kings Cross 19:18

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Riding out

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2. AirTime
   
3. Rod Munch
   
4. Dave4, if I can get away in time, but don't wait for me as might be too late
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Bedwetting

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What time will you set off at Potters Bar?

Good luck with your recovery, and enjoy that flight

I think you would have had real problems on the Bow Creek bit anyway. There aren't any obvious alternatives to following the tidal river which you can't do all the way.

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You're dead right - Bow Creek has no obvious options to follow. But Limehouse cut goes to the Thames, and does have the Lea's water flowing down it too

Nice^.
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This is an awesome thing. Looked like it tracked beautifully behind your bike on Sunday. (Dibs if you everyone to sell it on!)

I'm going for a measure up next month. Might be able to post something here in Jan...

Looks really great, but alas tyre size more restricted. Looking forward to seeing it in the flesh on Friday.

The kinesis is a cross fork with mega clearance and 40 cm legs, no? Good option, but not what I'm after (wanting to replicate my road bike as closely as possible in a disk/mudguard guise).

The Wound-Ups will only just take a 28+guard.

Sam, who has tried this, runs 25's as the 28 is too much of a pain as the guard needs to be so perfectly adjusted at all times.

Good to know. Thanks. Tbh 25s will do the job. I'm not going to riding Paris Roubaix after all!

Nice one Mikey, see you there. Fixed I assume!

^dont know enough about hongfu (anything in fact).
Wound Up road fork interesting... functionally perfect for what I want (28 mm tyre plus mudguard), but need to think on the aesthetics

New option from Lynskey http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/lynskey-pro-disc-carbon-road-fork-2014/rp-prod115098 http://media.chainreactioncycles.com/s7viewers/html5/genericZoomMobile.html?config=ChainReactionCycles%2FZoom%5FHTML5%5FPDP&asset=ChainReactionCycles%2Fprod115098_Carbon_NE_01&locale=en&contentRoot=http://media.chainreactioncycles.com/skins/&serverUrl=http://media.chainreactioncycles.com/is/image/&zoomView.iconEffect=1

Still no carbon road fork with disk mounts, that will take a mudguard and more than a 23c tyre

^might or will? Long time no see Mr mile eater

Might... Depending on when mrsd4 get home. Am gagging for a beer though

Swain's Lane fiver etc - thanks Mikey, I spat tea on the keyboard!

Were tlc plans made last week? Might make it up the hill tonight

Thanks again

Looking at the iPhone/iPad memory use bar when plugged into iTunes. The yellow 'other' section is getting hefty. Anyway of seeing what those files are, and potentially getting rid? Cheers

It's usually documents. Garageband compositions, Numbers spreadsheets, comic books, Evernote data, savegames that sort of thing.

Cheers, any way of viewing the files in a finder window or such like?

And the camera work was particularly good I thought, and Matt Stevens took the edge off of quigley's drivel.

Just caught up on e3 this morning. Terrific racing. Thought Thomas rode real well, and good to see him stay upright for a change. Not sure how else he could have played his hand. Maybe he could have attacked over the top as Sagan caught the last OPQS attack, but who knows what his legs were like then, and third from that particular group of 4 ain't too shabby!

Looking at the iPhone/iPad memory use bar when plugged into iTunes. The yellow 'other' section is getting hefty. Anyway of seeing what those files are, and potentially getting rid? Cheers

Looks like a solution looking for a problem