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So apparently the Eurosport player does work on a Mac, in a roundabout way.

http://trackstanding.com/eurosport-player-on-the-mac.html

But I tried to subscribe and their website's not working, it seems. Eurofail. Way to avoid taking money from willing customers.

Just subscribe to Eurosport online, it is only £4 for the whole month, you tight hipsters!

Tight? Yes. Hipster? How very dare you, sir?

Hipsters use Macs though, right? :)

Oh. Guilty as charged then.

Streams starting to get pulled now. Oh well.

anyone managed to track this down online yet?

Eurosport stream is here.

James Richardson doing a decent job as anchor. "You could say the result [of the EPO test] has blackened Dekker's name."

bad move

Good move, it seems.

Hmm, my iPhone browser defaults to the mobile version for some reason. Is it possible to manually choose the full version?

I wish people would stop resting pretty things onto paint scratching tarmac/walls when taking pictures.

Belated +1

Go nuts, plastic bike

Couple of those living outside the Lock 7 café at the moment. I was wondering who they were made by.

Colleague of mine square nailed a small dog with his Lamester, both wheels. Apparently it was fine.

I saw the reverse happen once though, my parents' cat was sat in the hedge in front of the house watching a cycle race go past for hours, before picking one unfortunate rider to attack. Properly flew at him, knocked him off.

RIP, so sad. Condolences to all concerned.

I drafted a rubbish truck the other week.

Well, I say "drafted", it was more "got stuck behind it when it suddenly decided to compress its load, and got showered with broken glass".

Oh, bugger, if cash wasn't such a problem right now I'd be all over this.

"it only has a back brake! all you need really!"

Now that really could catch on. Easier skids.

I think it was about two weeks for me.

Yeah, really nice little shop. A couple of lovely geared (sorry) bikes - a copper-coloured Wilier Triestina with vintage Campy gearset and Mavic wheels, a Harry Quinn in the window and a newly-arrived Colnago Master that Rob said he hadn't decided whether to do a full resto on yet. (Sorry for the shitty iPhone pictures. And the gears.)

And a cat. I love shops that have a cat.

Claud Butler polo bike with chopped taped risers and the HOMO front disc locked up in front of the Albion in Goldsmiths Row last night... I don't know any of you guys but you can't miss that one, can you...

That's what I call service! Much obliged, rjs.

Would really like to listen to this but I saw it too late and it's expired on iPlayer now. Don't suppose anyone has an mp3...?

As I said before. Fine, but what do you do with two kids??....

Hello BTW.

Decide which one you love more... ;)

A number of years ago I was sat on a Met line train out towards the end of the line (visiting the olds), bouncing along, as you do. There was another train travelling along parallel to us, a few tracks over, and from it a small girl was waving to our train, encouraged by her father. The young lady who was sat opposite me, rather than wave back in a sympathetic, friendly manner, decided it would be more of a giggle to flick the Vs at her and mouth "F--- OFF".

I'm ashamed to say I laughed.

So while you're fucking around moving the car seat the child is free to do what he wants, any ol' time. Including running into the busy road.

Fine if you have a car seat that uses an ISOFix harness, but when you use a seatbelt to hold the seat down they can be a complete pain in the ass.

But I do understand you point though! Personally if I have to park on a main road with the boy in the back I always park on the side with the car seat. God knows what I'll do if I ever have another kid though, probably use one car for each so neither has to get out on the road side....

I'd have thought you'd always have the child seat on the nearside, no...? Not only does that make sense for when you're parked up, but you can look over your shoulder whilst driving to check on/bollock/slap him/her.

(Hi everyone, by the way. Newly registered, some-time lurker.)