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Nice washing machine. Pizza looks good too.
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These are also stocked at the Bike Show at the Friends of HHV stand if anyone is going this weekend. Stand LB303. There is also a competition to win a Vicky Pendleton jersey, and drawings / plans for the new pavilion. All the other HHV kit is there too, caps, water bottles, jerseys, etc. (at least that was the plan, haven't been).
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Nice work Stuart. Roll up people, all proceeds go to HHV
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Terrible news in this flood-hit area. RIP riders.
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Thanks for clarifying Cooky.
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Interesting details of accreditation requirements:
*"Currently if you are accredited at Manchester, Glasgow, Newport or Calshot (indoor tracks) you will still have to pass our own accreditation process"...*but
"If you are an accredited rider for an outdoor hard track (e.g. Herne Hill, Welwyn, Palmer Park) you will only need to complete level 3 and 4 of the accreditation process"
This is what I was thinking of with my earlier comment. Upthread from months ago. This may have changed.
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So it's all unclear then. And I still don't see an answer to the question of what requirements are if you want to ride your own bike.
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I have a vague recollection that those who have accredition from other tracks will only have to do levels 3 and 4 or something like that at Lee Valley. So if that is the case it's only 2 more sessions at £20 each. I may be wrong.
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but nothing to gaudy.
This project is all about subtlety
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Very nice.
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Shame. I was traveling during the last one and was looking forward to experiencing the misery.
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^ +1
I got mudguards in the January sale and they fitted them gratis. Would buy again.
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Rules apply from April no?
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From the BBC
A British Touring Car driver who admitted death by careless driving when a cyclist died in a crash in Lancashire has been jailed for 21 months.
He had been on his mobile phone to his girlfriend at the time of the crash, police said.
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Driver gets 21 months prison, disqualified for four years.
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I think it applies to everyone regardless of experience. If you want to do these things and progress beyond X you need to do Y. Seems to me a reasonable compromise
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I am using those tektro ones too. If you have a big budget see the TRP 957s. I think they are in the current Kinoko sale so not as painful on the budget.
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I would turn up for the first half and leave at the break/whenever you feel like it
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Good price for fantastic hubs.
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Driver cleared in Southamption death in Dec. 2012. :(
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That would be me. Whereabouts? I have had so much knee pain these last few days I haven't been noticing anything. Feel free to shout something at me next time ;)
I think you turned off at Surrey Quays roundabout? I was on a blue Roberts with gears in waffa pink nodder camo. Will say hi next time or at least shout DAS.
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Burls Ti fixed last night, 3T fork heading SE during commute after 1830. Couldn't see much more. Probably on here.
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I get buffalo mozzarella from Costco. It's decent enough and four 125g balls for 5 quid. This stuff
http://www.salvo1968.co.uk/retail/food/cheeses/mozzarella/cilento-buffalo-mozzarella-4-x-125g-balls-x-500g-tub.html
I appreciate it takes a car to get there so not an option for everyone. I go there rarely but when I do I stock up.
Do you keep a levain from the dough for the next batch?