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This Tuesday at our Frampton Park location

Hackney Bikeworkshop training in all aspects of bicycle maintenance and access to specialist tools

If you can not make the workshop you are welcome to join us for a drink at the Baxters Hall opposite the Hackney Empire from 9:15

We meet on the 1st & 3rd Tuesday of the month at The Kings Centre, Frampton Park Road, London E9 7PQ
And on the 2nd Tuesday of the month at St Michael and All Angel's Church, Northwold Road, London N16
E-mail - hackneybikeworkshop(at)gmail.com
Facebook: facebook.com/hackney.bikeworkshop
Twitter: twitter.com/hcknybkwrkshp
You can see pictures of us at http://www.flickr.com/photos/hackneybikeworkshop/ and at http://www.flickr.com/photos/funny_c...7624389640843/
More details of us at http://hackneybikeworkshop.com/ and http://www.hackney-cyclists.org.uk/workshop.htm

The rides have a special page details below

Hello

I've now set up a Southwark Cyclists page on the LFA site.

On this page you can see all the rides we are coordinating/marshaling this year.

Some really great rides, brought to you by 7 wonderful leaders:

• Alan McKenzie - London's Theatres and Playhouses: 30 Jun, 09:00 – 13:30
  
• Adam Thompson 2 part Art Deco London Cycle Rid* *30 Jun, 09:00 – 12:30 and Art Deco London 2 30 Jun, 12:30 – 15:30
  
• Artur Carulla - St Paul's to Union Street: a new route 07 Jul, 10:00 – 11:30
  
• Cara Wiseman - Oranges & Lemons: a historical & playful ride exploring London churches 08 Jul, 11:30 – 14:30
  
• Charlie Holland - An Alphabetical Adventure in North Lambeth 04 Jul, 19:00 – 21:30
  
• Richard Reynolds - Guerrilla Gardening Southwark Cycle Tour 07 Jul, 14:30 – 16:00
  
  

Thanks,

Alex Crawford

Architectural Rides this and next weekend
Southwark Cyclists have teamed up with the London Festival of Architecture and various other cyclists to bring you a programme of Architectural Bike rides this weeke nd 30th June and 1st July and next weekend 7th and 8th July

Hello
I've now set up a Southwark Cyclists page on the LFA site.
On this page you can see all the rides we are coordinating/marshaling this year.
Some really great rides, brought to you by 7 wonderful leaders:

Alan McKenzie - London's Theatres and Playhouses: 30 Jun, 09:00 – 13:30
Adam Thompson 2 part Art Deco London Cycle Ride 30 Jun, 09:00 – 12:30 and Art Deco London 2 30 Jun, 12:30 – 15:30
Artur Carulla - St Paul's to Union Street: a new route 07 Jul, 10:00 – 11:30
Cara Wiseman - Oranges & Lemons: a historical & playful ride exploring London churches 08 Jul, 11:30 – 14:30
Charlie Holland - An Alphabetical Adventure in North Lambeth 04 Jul, 19:00 – 21:30
Richard Reynolds - Guerrilla Gardening Southwark Cycle Tour 07 Jul, 14:30 – 16:00

Alex Crawford

Sorry for the short notice guys but Re-cycle being run by hippies is a little like that.

If you are still interested they will be doing some work next week as well the contact is Merlin Matthews merlin@re-cycle.org telephone 07970 731 530 rather than the number I gave in the original posting

Zebs

Hi the Hackney Bikeworkshop has had the following request for help from Re-cycle Bicycle Aid for Africa

If you give give a hand even for an hour it would be a big help for them.

Are you please able to help compacting some bikes next Tues or Wed? = taking pedals off and turning handle bars

Will need to take pedal spanner, 15mm for once loose and 13mm + allan key to loosen handlebars
And string to tie the pedals to the bike + scissors or knife etc to cut string

Please let me know if you've tools, as then others without tools can help

Please also pass this on to likely folk

http://www.re-cycle.org/How-To/Prepare-bike-for-shipping
NOTE - Don't hurt yourself, leave it if not go easily[

Contact name – James Gallehawk
Contact phone - 020 8721 2923
Contact email - James.P.Gallehawk@met.police.uk

Days working

• Tuesday Between 14:00-18:00
  
• Wednesday between 12:00-16:00hrs
  Address - 33 Stoke Newington High Street, Stoke Newington, N16 8DS
  
  

Have a great weekend and let me know if you want off this London Re~Cycle Volunteers email

Many thanks

Merlin

Looking forward to tonights ride

Looking forward to tomorrow nights show

I am in Stoke Newington and will be in all Sunday so PM me

Alex,

You have not bigged up your hard work doing the website Southwark Cyclists page

Shame about Digger

Zebs

I know Jenni at the London Bike Kitchen could do with a hand http://www.lbk.org.uk/

From the pictures it looks like the removal grooves have already been damaged so you will have difficulty removing with a tool.

If you live in London I have a angle grinder you could use

Zebs

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_Ke_9ovqxwnY/SxBLh32tCjI/AAAAAAAAABo/HGFLc7vKQ20/s1600/houseboats_iquitos_peru_feb_2002_1.jpg

Facebook page http://www.facebook.com/events/251793118258490/

Alex,

I am up for marshaling this

Zebs

Downward better than attending Easts last time I went I had listen to some bloke prattle on and on about stg nights and strip clubs boring.

The Anchor and Hopelessness is a better pub anyways

They are all references to blooded sanitary towels

Clearly which is why what you type on the forum should be different from what you say down the pub

raasclat, bumbaclat, bluuuuudclat.

discuss.

What is with this childish playing with swear words? Are you aware of the meaning of the words you list? If so cut the crap.

Saturday 16th
Bike the Bounds
The great annual circumnavigation of the borders of our diverse borough.
It's a bit like the ancient tradition of beating the bounds, except a
lot less effort and wear on the soles of your shoes. An absorbing
journey of surprising contrasts, totalling about 20 miles, ending up at
a pub.

12 noon, Hackney town hall, from where we will head off in a
counter-clockwise direction

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This year, we'll be able to take a break at the new Clissold Park Cafe,
and the final destination is the Princess of Wales pub on the River Lea.
Bring sunblock if the weather holds!

The ride is suitable for all, including families, or come and do just a
part of it.

Look forward to seeing you there!

O.

Hate him good ridence

Drugs though a difficult run cycling is notorious for it but only because it is such a demanding endurance sport and there is the opportunity but they are endemic in all sport so perhaps it is time to accept that and regulate rather than ban.

We are all allowed to be drunk now and then are n't we?