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Yeah I found that list myself. - but do they have a verified range of beers?

A lot of the places on that list seem to be just the typical little corner shop offy that has the same 6=7 beers as everywhere else.

I think i'll try a few on mare st on the way home but I knwo i'll be disapointed.

Hey can anyone in Hackney recommend an Off License with a good / better beer selection than the usual: Heineken, Red-Strip, Grolsch, San Miguel, Becks, Stella, etc.. fare...

There just doesn't seem to be a decent selection anywhere in hackney - and there are no Odd-Bins or Threshers etc.. ie dedicated booze shops.

what about using a Schlumpf 2-speed bottom bracket - it woudl work fixed woudln't it?

http://www.schlumpf.ch/antriebe_engl.htm

There are instructions on Sheldons site but It looks quite difficult - you need to machine a few parts I think. if you can't brake or skidd what would be the point?

I think i saw some of these at London Fields Cycles the other day

I think you are all over estimating.

Realistically the average person will only consider riding for a less than 5km trip somewhere.
that is about 3 miles or less.

Anything more and you will probbaly get a sweat up.
and so in most jobs you may need to shower afterwards.

whats this pseudo GPS thing? I wish the blackberries had some kind of GPS system built in.

whether it has a second threaded section which is reverse threaded specifcally to hold a lockring.

if its fixed/fixed its fine.

Suicide is pretty dodgy.

• Especially down long hills - where you dont' want to go an faster than you already are... well thats what i've found. if the chain gets caught you can find yourself stopping very suddenly.
  

I'd buy the amp bu ti just recently bought a NAD C315BEE which is quite nice.

reason is a bit weird, (or was in the early versions) and is really focussed on the 'Techno/house/dance music' crowd (loopy, fake analogue gear chained together).

Logic, Cubase, Nuendo, Protools, are all more about recording/producing 'songs' and all have pretty much the same functionality and possibilities.

if you area on a mac just download Logic Express and try it out. - you coudl use it as a simple 4track if you wanted to and need not go into any of the other shit.

even in the realm of Skateboarding Videos MASh was a bit dull - but the cause seems to be that there really isn't a lot of interesting stuff you can do on a bike.

• watch me Skid
  
• watch me skid with my foot through there
  
• watch me skid with one hand
  
• watch me skid while lighting a cigarette (?)_
  
• watch me skid and.....
  and
  
  • ride fast around streets. wow..
    
    

at least with Skateboarding there is a little more range. - flips, slides, airs, stairs, etc...

big mummy smeear [quote]flickwg what you trying to do, i thought garage band was not that bad

i want to record live stuff, (low quality is fine)
and i want to cut and paste and twist lovely electronic pips and whistles
folktronic anyone!

but i guess i want something that i wont outgrow to quickly,
thats what i dont like about most apple 'i' stuff[/quote]

If you are focussed on Recording Live instruments then really Pro-Tools is the way to go as thats what its designed for. Recording. unfortunatly Pro Tools free doens' texist anymore I think. (which was an 8 track version of it that didn't require fancy hardware.)

Logic was originally a Midi Sequencer and the functionality has developed from there. but has well developed Digital Audio flexibility and room to grow... i

• same as Cubase, which is what i use on PC (used to exist for Mac, still does probably?)
  
  

Ableton Live is designed for DJs and for Loopheads. its interface doesn't really work as a 'Session recording' tool I reckon. its suited to writing 'dance music' and loopy sample based music.

Fruityloops is a mess in my opinion - it started as a basic loop sequencer, whic was good for what it was, - a windows native 'Tracker' with a pretty interface... and then they just started adding more and more junk till it became just unusuble. and would be horrible to use if you are recording real world instruments.

well thats my opinion.

how much for just the wheelset?

ha. 'Shank Jockey'

Tiger Runners.

but really anything small with a low profile sole and leather outer.

Skid spots
http://www.bikeforums.net/archive/index.php/t-241065.html

Skid spots: because you always skid with your pedals is the same position this results in the tyre being in one of a fixed number of possible positions, hence you get skid spots. More spots is better for tyre life. (this assumes that you alwasy put your wheel on in the same position.

I'm riding 42 x 15 = 75.6 (using big / small x 27) at the moment which I find a pretty good gearing for London as its so flat.

reckon that 46 x 18 = 69 is too low for London

• good for skids but bad for keeping up with traffic.
  
  

I woulxd go with 46x17 = 73

are any of these near London?

is it just the frame & Forks for sale or what?

the 'track ends' don't even look long enough to allow for adjustments for Chain length?!

it will never take off.

I doint' get it.

those are bloody weird...
wouldn't want to have anythign dangling between your legs get caught in the spokes though.