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Cheap (£50 at time of posting) alternative to a Go Pro.

http://www.staples.co.uk/digital-cameras/cbs/428839.html?promoCode=&Effort_Code=WW&Find_Number=428839&cm_sp=

Nationwide 10 Year fixed - 3.49%, 70%LTV. IMO fantastic deal if anyone is planning on staying where they are(and has 30% equity).

Pictures?

Dear cameraman,

Please leave photoshop at home next time.

Much love,
Everyone

http://resources.baesystems.com/pages/preview.php?ref=15864&ext=jpg&k=77f64ed601&search=%21collection2013&offset=0&order_by=relevance&sort=DESC&archive=0&

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Gibbs wasn't to happy when he realised I was working away for a month!

but then you run the risk of waiting for something perfect to come up while your savings rapidly dwindle.

But surely his lack of having to pay a mortgage would cover rental cost? Unless BlueQuinn rents somewhere like this until he finds somewhere to buy!

http://www.thebigdomain.com/large-houses/great-oak-park

Any other ideas without doing anything crazy? Can you get plastic mudguards?

http://http://www.lfgss.com/thread99086.html

1. Yes
   
2. Road - Compact
   
3. Overall on-site yes, I use unofficial storage (generator room)
   
4. No
   
5. No
   
6. Indoor
   
7. Yes
   
8. No
   
9. Yes
   

If your doing it free hand, definatly punch a locating hole prior to drilling and de-burr with a larger drill bit by hand after.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UC_X6NTIzi0

I don't agree with Giant-Shimano tactics in the final stage of the sprint(6:25), one of their lead out man blatantly serving across the whole field and ease up in front of Cav's lead out. Glad he saw it and made his move to Degenkolb.

So close for Swift!

http://www.wickes.co.uk/Blue-Engineering-Brick-215x102-5x65mm/p/213636

Theres only one way to find out, have a go!

Ask your reputable guy?

I bought our kitchen with appliances from IKEA, tiles from Wickes, for sub £5K, but DIY installed. Our 3 piece bathroom was from Wickes for £600, but we didn't like the sink, after adding tiles and a couple of cupboards was £2k, but again DIY installed.

http://www.which.co.uk/news/2011/01/new-rules-to-speed-up-payment-of-credit-card-debts-240548/

Rules changed in 2011 to speed up payment of credit card debts

I think you've made a mistake by making purchases on your balance transfer card.

I beg to differ. As long as he plans on paying off the £300 purchase amount in full. I use my card for paying off a kitchen on balance transfer, and also for petrol/food shopping. Making sure I pay off the purchases in full each month, (apart from this month where I fucked up and it cost me an extra £3) I have yet to pay any interest apart from the initial 1.5% balance transfer fee.

Payments to your account will reduce balances with the highest interest rates before those at lower rates, at the time the payment is applied. For full details on how we allocate payments, please refer to your terms and conditions.

Taken from my MBNA online account.

As Monster has said, if you want clarification give them a bell.

end.

Who is the card provider? With the MBNA card I current have, the online statement breakdown the various rates and amounts:

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http://inrng.com/books/

Quite a comprehensive list of cycling books with reviews.

From my experience of the cards I have used in the past, you will only pay 19% APR on the purchases, any repayments you make will pay off the highest APR first, i.e. the purchases and then the 0% balance transfer.

Donated, naively didn’t appreciate the running costs!

Commentators mentioned he has just had 5 days off the bike, does seem like he is on quite a busy schedule this year!

End of 2nd stage of Turkey was a bit mad. Viviani especially, not sure what he was doing.

Quick thinking with his head from Cav at about 2km to go!

That Head angle looks a bit on the steep side.

The down tube was mitred at 73deg and the lug was at 73deg, it may look steep due to the down tube only being push fit into the BB for the picture. Hopefully will look better by the end of the session this week.

Black & White, but I'm biased!

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Cracking session in the workshop last night, jumped straight onto the brazing equipment and cracked on with finishing off my chain stays.

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Onto the head tube/down tube joint after a bit of filling within the lug it was ready for some brass! (was gutted when I realised I forgot to take a before picture!!) It was great seeing the brass being pulled through the joint by the heat, very happy with the braze, just lots of cleaning up to do this week!

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I had a spare 5 mins at the end of the session and couldn’t help myself, I had to piece together the sub-assemblies, starting to come together!

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Bit of homework this week also, lug prep for next week!

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