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Potentially true, but nice one m8 absolute legend for that contribution 👍

Likewise; preceded by almost doing the classic 'spraying coffee everywhere'.

Happy to help but I can't accept your kind words because ᴵ ˡᵃᵘᵍʰ ᵃᵗ ᵐᵒᵗʰ ᵐᵉᵐᵉˢ

Some more lukewarm bois

etc. etc.

All pretty shit, but still(/mostly) actual memes.

Bump - £80

Helluh, we're cocknehs!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g4oaGQ2POC8

EVA Bike Box

Bought in Sydney, used once for the trip back to London.

Located in Teddington but happy to meet in Putney or similar so you don't have to venture too far out of town. Can also deliver anywhere between Teddington and Cambridge if it's not too much of a diversion.

91 x 117 x 24 cm

c.8.5kg

Not sure of value so I'll start at £95 and drop if required (£5 forum donation too)

Now £80

Wyndymilla delivering the anti goods for the nth time. So rank.

I'll take the Rapha Pro Team bib shorts (transparent braces) if you're not willing to post to Sweden - will PM.

I've been waxing my chains for years on my road/CX/mountain bikes. Big fan.. and it's weirdly therapeutic.

My technique is:

• Soak new chain in neat TFR to remove the standard lube.
  
• Use slow cooker to melt the wax (four parts paraffin, one part beeswax, one good squeeze of PTFE lube).
  
• Dunk chain in the molten wax, swish it around a bit, and leave it for a couple of minutes.
  
• Remove chain and let it hang above the slow cooker so the drips return to the wax. Make sure you re-insert the quicklinks asap before the wax dries and fills the holes.
  
• Once the wax is dry, 'flex'(?) the chain to remove the hardened outer wax.
  
  

Once the chain needs re-doing, soak it in boiling water to remove the grime sitting on the wax, along with the old wax, before dunking in the fresh molten wax.

Buy the wax in bulk on eBay - I use beeswax because it seems to be slightly less brittle than pure paraffin, so seems to last longer.

If you can't find a slow cooker, I've used an empty 400g tuna can on a kitchen stove with equal success (if not way more risk).

not sure if srs

This is one of those truly special additions to this thread - seemingly fine at first glance; truly awful on closer inspection.

Still prefer the shouty Campag wheels + gumwalls, but this version looks awesome!

I have a 24Mhz with the matching TV Series wheelset.

Eleven years ago I crashed it and ruptured my kidney whilst riding the big six pack at Chicksands. It's still in the garage, still covered in red Chicksands dust from that day; I'll probably never ride it again but don't think I'll ever sell it.

#csb

Lovely!

Was just going to post that. So good/bad.

Woah.

F10s with shallow rims are so good

ikr

This is not accurate

Not a single HHSRB on page 289 so far.

This is brilliant.