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Interested in what people think of this stuff...looks nice but is verging on making Rapha look affordable at times

Posting to Moving Target you are more likely to get messengers and not fakengers...

buying in bulk is the way forward

http://www.ribblecycles.co.uk/sp/road-track-bike/Road-Inner-Tubes-Continental-Race-28-Inner-Tube-10-Rate/CONTTUBE400

Vredestein Fiammante DuoComp Road Tyre 700 have proven an affordable and relatively skid resistant tyre for me...not done a winter in them yet though

Happy B'day big guy...

Hope you're having some cider laden happy times...

I have one of the padded cases which I've lined with a cardboard box...it's already made one trip to Japan so imagine it could handle another. Looks like this but another brand

http://www.evanscycles.com/product_image/image/774/c02/ad9/28280/product_page/pinnacle-bike-bag.jpg?1227121222

Live in Hackney, be home this evening

Thanks for a lovely evening and season...hopefully see some of you before the start of next season.

so sorry to hear about your bike Mashton

TNRC 2nd Annual Awards Ceremony 9th Nov 2010 @ Charlie Wrights

http://www.charliewrights.com/

After a long and rewarding season what better way to celebrate than a get together at a great location for booze, food and some live music.
This will be a ruffle shirt evening for the men, girls come as you like. All wags are invited and encouraged to come along and enjoy the fact that their chosen love is involved in one of the greatest clubs ever. Make no mistake the TNRC is a wonderful thing and it only exists because you come out and ride the lanes in all weathers. Now is the time to share a beer together.
The pub is laid back and unpretentious. Jonny and I have been going for years. If you want a cheap Thai meal the restaurant is there (recommended) or sit back and talk shit in the pub bit. minimum one ride entry requirement

there will of course be prizes for these three categories

1. best rider 2010
   
2. best climber 2010
   
3. most improved rider 2010
   
   

just cut and paste that with your nominations and pm it to me. one vote each. no self promotion. you can vote even if you only rode once.
if you want to suggest some more categories then do so on here (polky?)

list

1. clintsmoker + Abi
   
2. BenJam
   
3. Bainbridge
   
4. jonny
   
5. skive
   
6. Sean + Lucie (probably)
   
7. jaygee (hoping I can get VeeVee to come out too, but inlikely)
   
8. Polky
   
9. mashton + (hopefully) Tori + Bumpzilla
   10, Joe Smiff
   
10. wools
    
11. middleofnowhere
    
12. furious tiles
    
13. tika
    
14. texas
    
15. damo
    
16. Gus + Jeanne
    

Suggested by Corney that i should post this here...for a friend leaving town.

http://www.lfgss.com/thread54092.html#post1745958

A friend is leaving the country and is looking to sell her Mercier

She;s looking for £200 and is happy to throw in helmet, lock and lights. Pictures below. PM me if interested

Good luck guys...

Girlfriend got on the Eurostar with 2 pound shop bags on each end of the bike with her two locks holing it all together this morning...no problems coming to London or getting back.

Looks like my cross bike is not going to be in a fit state to race soon...if anyone is keen to take my go race entry, please pm me. Will be coming along with my cow bell to cheer along from the side

Thanks or the advice Mark...now on order

I wouldn't use it by itself for air travel but wondered if you lined it with rigid cardboard (cut down bike box from a bicycle store) it might be fit for purpose. Just don't know what the chances of getting a cardboard liner in are?

Looking at doing a trip to Europe with my bike with travel on both plane and train so need something that is strong (baggage handlers aren't always known for their finesse) as well as something that can take up less room and can be used cycling away from a station. I've used a borrowed Cinelli bike bag (see photo below) in the past for rail travel but wondered if anyone has ever tried lining it with a card board box (or something similar) for use in air travel.

Any advice would be gratefully received

I've got these, far from totally waterproof although i guess the idea is with breathable fabric for water to work its way out

My MTB Sidi's are great in the summer but are as waterproof as a sieve.

I rang Half-Pipe and they have some lake's in my size, I'm going to try to get to see them tomorrow. I shall report back if I make it.

The shoes below are £135:

Happy b'day big boy...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3EHJjHP6yc