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got a compact 50/34 - 12/25. not queer. poofs ride triple

white and bright green. works for classic or modern bikes

that gazelle looks fine as it is tho

been discussed here

im sure there are a couple more threads on the subject.

are there beginner races on saturdays?

and hopefully

ill find some room in there for a festival or two

ill be there andy. ill be early for the induction

hhmmm...lots happening. goin out for rides, watching an aussie win TdF, this and V&A fete. i know now how natalie imbruglia feels

...Good times.

(I also have a bit of a woody at my desk)

:)

you better come west then man

murtle excited about BRM's woody...heeheehee

Don't knock Wales, it has vistas and mountains to climb...

+1. great mtb country. good for road riding as well as it is quiet and have good rd surface. top scenery and in most parts, all you'll hear is nature itself...sometimes i like the nothingness. wales is great cos it reminds me what i miss in london ;) stay away from the cities tho. depressing and grey. did someone dis wales for bad food? dunno but ive heard of a place in nth wales that serves the best roast lamb...didnt get to try it cos it had a week long reservation list!

as mentioned, skip stonehenge. it's no biggy. if you're dying to see it, head for somerset or cotswolds via the A road it's on (nicer part of england...them+lake district on top of my list). stick a camera out of the car when stonehenge is on target, take a couple of pics.

on london. i take visitors to the markets (eg borough, spitalfields, camden). on a bike, do a circuit around the thames and go around tiny hidden streets of the city (on a sunday). i find going around the old london wall and it's rediscovered remains interseting as well.

my cheapo fluid trainer is ok squeezing onto the track nuts on my fixed.

only used it when i was mending my broken collar bone. even then i very quickly got bored with it. maybe i should turn it into a wheel truing stand

ill be there about 1330. being in hipsterville, is it a skinny jeans only establishment? forgot to bring mine

click on sam's bikely link illy. elevation's there. you sure that's the exact course, sam?

undulating. how does that compare to RP?

interested. that is, if im allowed to go out and play

...shouting for us to "go left, they went left!" and the middle aged couple in some deserted village saying "good luck!" "have a great ride"...

you must've missed the fading "cunts" at the end of all those

cant today, but ill try to make it tomorrow. prob little after 1pm

eurosport mate. itv's fckd. appeared to be equal amt of tdf and ads there. as much as i prefer the commentating crew on itv, the ad breaks made it unbearable to watch. pulled my hair out last time i was on it.

cav abandoned? missed that

for what you pay, id expect cyclefit to look at everything (shoes and bike) + new stem/spacers/footbed/cleat/bar/etc. like platini^, id rather do my own minor adjustments. im too tight for that kind of treatment

good one andy. looks unreal down there, weather's great! pics ruined by that shtty bike tho ;)

you're pretty lucky that you're allowed to go on a jolly whilst on holiday with the missus. i'd get my balls chopped off for such suggestion :S

evans was consistent last year in all the mountain stages. if he does the same this tour and keep the gap to within 2mins evans should bag the yellow in the ITT. sastre and valverde looked strong and comfortable yesterday.

stoked that gerrans won the stage. and beat the american! pate stayed on the tail of the breakaway group all day and never helped out. it was only until the final climb that he was forced to go up front. i wouldve been pretty pssd off if he had won.

...Thanks to Hippy and Jonny for he regular toes, Thanks to evyone for the chat. seeyou all soon.

good write up hippy and cool pics tommy. tommy, i too would need other people's toes if i were to cycle that far in the dark ;)

well done everyone. fixed or not, that's an epic ride for anyone. good to hear there were no mishaps.

that was one exciting finish. menchov was well ahead when he slipped.

simple rule. go slow in built up areas and when cars are bumper to bumper (peds 'filtering'). and when there are gaps in adjacent traffic, watch out for cars!

Generally speaking, the Asian physique doesn't lend itself well to riding professionally. Shorter legs make it tough to keep up.

asia is massive. so you cant really generalise. unless of course, by saying asia, you mean subcontinent (asians in uk are just that...and the rest are chinese!). even if you mean just the subcontinent asians, saying they're short, dunno about that. i know a few who are over 6ft.

I think that the reason track cycling is big in Japan is because of the parallels with zen / discipline, that make the sport socially respectable.

well, i dont think it's that. the 'other' asians are into gambling. been to macau?

no shame in having a brake (or two!)

oh, and lucky7 after work last night, on his way to ma3k's fri night stroll. good to see you again dude