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+1, the C+H is AWESOME! But not that taken with mushroom in white bun as food group...

veggie, no mushroom, double halloumi is the way forward. Can't be faulted, well maybe olive ciabatta would be good. Anyway, in.

I think its fair to say that I'm pissed off with my road bike today. Had to give up after just two miles thanks the front mech blankly refusing to shift up to big ring, and no amount of fiddling with the barrel adjuster could persuade it otherwise. The fucking cable stretch on that bike is unreal, 6 months its been built, and still it hasn't settled down yet.

ooh, yes please. Collect at South's on Monday?

Probably been done already, but has anyone looked at the court in Sunray Gardens (SE24)?

Looks good... Is it floodlit?

I had a look this morning, nice tidy double court, but no lights, and the council locks the park ridiculously early (7pm now, 8pm in summer).

Looks good for weekday solo polo though, I'm definitely gonna use it.

I've got 10sp campag and SRAM, and like them both an equal amount. The campag suits my hands the best, plus all the important bits are servicable/rebuildable. I'm not keen on 11sp campag though, I think it requires more maintence to keep running sweetly than I'm willing to put in. The SRAM groupset I've got feels more precise (which it should do, since it sits above my campag groupset), but the double-tap catches me out in the wrong gear soemtimes. Swings and roundabouts.

Southeast's Roebuck?

[URL="http://www.theroebuck.net/home.html"][/URL]yep, 50 Great Dover Street, SE1 4YG.

sorry can't remember, its really near my house, but I've only been there once last summer.

Regent last weekend, drunkard ;)

Probably been done already, but has anyone looked at the court in Sunray Gardens (SE24)?

So which pub is it, then?

Roebuck

Thanks to the crack-like addictive properties of polo, I'm only a few months away from poverty and unemployment anyway according to TS, so this t-shirt might even accelerate me getting fired if I'm lucky.

1. Eggpie - S, brown
   
2. khorn - XL, red
   
3. John H - L, red
   
4. John H - L, brown
   
5. nesbit - S, brown
   
6. Wicksie - Braaan - S (if mens, M if womens)
   
7. Jono - S, red
   
8. Tom - S, brown
   
9. Crumb - M, red
   
10. JoeSlain - L, Red
    
11. erinn - S, red
    
12. Nigel182 - L, red
    
13. Nigel182 - L, brown
    
14. Citygent - S, red
    
15. Assassin - S, brown
    
16. konijn - S, brown
    

perfect, cheers.

Any recommendations for arm warmers for pipe cleaner-like limbs? I've got some small dhb ones, and the forearm bit is perfect, but the tops are too big and fall down a lot. Annoying. Does anyone make ladies/extra small armwarmers?

I used to be totally obsessed with the offspring when I was a teenager, to the point where I named my (female) guinea pigs Dexter and Noodles. Not so much now.

http://www.donhoubicycles.com/2011/03/18/

Columbus Max is the shizzle.

Last night was really fun again, thanks for the bike loans Wicksie and City. Next week I'll try and be a bit more awake, totally zombied this week.

^ good wheels - brother in law replaced his Campy Euros with them and said the Pro-Lites were much better...

+1, I've got two pairs, one on road bike, one on 'cross bike. They are really nice light fast wheels, and take a hell of a kicking too, the 'cross pair survived the season without a hitch despite regularly smashing them into kerbs at 30psi and crashes. The decals do look a bit rubbish, but I got black pairs and just covered them up with electrical tape.

Pro-lite Bracciano. 1482g. £192. Glowing reviews, factory hand-builts.

Or there's my cyclocross bike, which is exactly the same size and stem length but Campag gears, if you want to try out different groupsets.

Wicksie, I'll be on the Holdsworth at polo tonight, but if you want to try my road bike sometime (53.5cm TT/80mm stem/Pro-lite Cuneo/SRAM Rival) you're welcome (Regent on Saturday afternoon?)

Might be 7:30 until I can get there tonight, but will definitely bring a few spacers, no problem.

That spot was all clear at 8:20, but not surprised it happened, like Gatti says the traffic was mental today, solid all the way from Atlantic Road to Kennington. The North part of Kennington Road was deserted, but everyone was going nuts trying to turn left off it into Kennigton Lane, driving on the wrong side of the road to get round.

still in. finish work at 5, so early doors.

1. City Gent
   
2. City Gent's friend
   
3. Wicksie
   
4. konijn