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Loving my long sleeve one at the mo. Icebreaker baselayer and a pretext shell and I'm snug.

Really are nice but not pricey.
I wish they were less Raphaesque with pocket design and what not.
But you can't have it all.

^ yeah but in a shabby Cork way. 'That'll be six piends terty-tree sir.

But do you remember it being the Atlantic?

(Knows you're too young)

New ones have been ordered already.

Unless these are elasticated then;
Big Head List.

Disclaimer: my head is of normal size.

It's like renaming a boat you should only do it when it's out of water.
The Atlantic > Dogstar = Fuck off.

Separate list for big heads?

^^ also the bar-men wear ties ( in a non corporate, old school, being a barman is a proffesion way) call you sir and remember your round.
It's not that local to me but I meet up with my Irish builder mates there we were all rhapsodising about what is actually just a normal pub -it's just there are almost none left.

Pub thread>>>>>

Fried chicken.
Nail bars.
Estate agents.

I'm here, doing it. Allright?

The loss of Londond's pubs causes me almost physical pain.
Frinstance there used to be 8 or 9 pubs on Deptford high st. Now not one.

Support your local boozer.
Blithe Hill Tavern is my current favourite.

It was very sporting of Skully to turn back with me - I couldn't upload pics from my phone so we nipped back to mine -he did suggest a double zumping - having the CP one then nicking Saint Nick's, which I'd told him I was posting. Which would have been ..... amusing.

Yeah, that was quick.
Well done.
I didn't think it was particularly obscure but I love those gate posts.

Apocryphal story is they're the inspiration for the original Jolly Roger.
http://carolineld.blogspot.co.uk/2008/06/deptford-and-pirate-flag.html?m=1

In the 90s I made a set of gates for that church with feathers instead of spikes and gilded cherub wings as handles, now sadly vandalised.
Csb.

Top Russian may have cavorted here while shipbuilding.

new;

old;
Crystal Palace Victorian pre-historic animals

doh! i was just leaving to go for this^^^
realized my French play-write was right...

The last rendered image shows the pedal with the platform mounted in a mid position. Which made me think that the basis of this design would allow the fine tweaking of platform height to compensate for people with unequal legs.

The main reason I designed these pedals is because they 'cradle' your foot. It's very comfortable, especially off road.
I have a wanged-up knee, and find these help with the chronic pain, almost eliminating it. Because of that knee problem, I can't use clips or anything like that ~ it was being unable to release my foot from the pedal quickly enough that caused the accident in the first place.
Reverting to 'standard' pedals feels very insecure; it feels like your feet are going to fly off the pedals.
I don't notice any flex.
Weight can be much reduced by using a smaller bearing, making them from titanium, and reducing the sealing.
This is the current design intended for off-road use, which occasionally involves stretches deep water, especially this year, and so has a double labyrinth seal at the crank end.
They are designed to fit a standard crank.
The pedal platform can be at any level and they are dead easy to service.
These illustrations may be of interest...

Nice one. Those look really interesting.
Influenced by these?

http://velobase.com/ViewComponent.aspx?ID=6d052397-5a93-4ab8-a969-adbcd98ad51e&Enum=109

or;
http://www.speedplay.com/pedalmuseum/images/1898_ramsey_swinging.jpg

There's very little 'new' in bike design.

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I think the bike is a Barra.
Its beautiful.

Same bastard that fitted the stem perhaps?

And the hoods... fucksake!

what's your problem with either of these?

Thanks.
Very nice looking bike (socket drop outs and ugly fork crown excepted).

^^what tubeset is?

Whatever you do don't buy a cheap boiler. Try to find the extra £ for Worcester Bosch or Vailant or?
I'm a bit out of touch with what's recommended at the mo.

Royal Oak