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Use this: https://www.tactical2017.com/ as created by our illustrious leader, @Velocio, to figure out who to vote to that will oust the Tories, thereby getting closer to electoral reform, which is the last thing the Cons want.

Not sure if Labour really wants electoral reform either...Turkeys rarely vote for Christmas

@farewell thanks for the heads up

You could try the Gota Canal...not exactly challenging riding but good to chill out in if you're looking for some quiet fun

Giving this another bump...been going around shoe repairs places but not having much luck.

You can apparently get one new for £87

http://www.tokyofixed.cc/t-level-challenger-slub-backpack-olive

Dibs on socks thanks

Bumping this...got a rack top back that needs a repair.Bit complicated. Recommendations gratefully received, particularly if NE London

Well, sounds like I got the wrong vegan...

@gabes suggested fruit press bars from Aldi. Much like Nakd bars but a whole lot cheaper...would def recommend

Don't know if this has been posted yet

http://www.cyclingabout.com/dynamo-hub-drag-lab-testing/

Thanks for heads up

Why is this? Even with new spokes, should i start with a new rim?

Thanks for advice...looking like going with same as I've currently got wouldn't be so stupid.

Currently running 35mm, current spoke count 28, option of tubeless would be good although not make or break

Interested in rim recommendations for a front dynamo hub for touring. Wanting something sturdy (front rack) although figure much of the weight will be on the rear. Want black rims and be good to have disc specific. Current rims are Bontrager Duster Elite TLR but wondering if there's something that might not be so heavy (rims are apparently 550gm). Suggestions gratefully received

Could you let me know what size Giro top is please?

Will do that when I'm home in front of my PC

Dibs on giro hoodie

Looking to get dynamo wheel for my front primarily for touring (needed to keep electronics charged) but also potentially using it for keeping lights running around the city.

There's a threads for dynamos which I'll be pouring over but keen to hear recommendations for rims. Wheels have disc brakes so no braking surface needed. I've always had alloy wheels but intrigued by going the cheap(er) carbon rims from direct sources although concerned these are optimised for weight and aerodynamics rather than strength...Anyone willing to give their 2p worth?

Dibs on leg warmers thanks

Any suggestions for trip from Lewisham way down to South Downs and back taking on roads/gravel/bridleways (non technical) for an overnighter?

Thanks

are pretty Insta friendly at the moment, probably struggle to find for £200 though.

Evans currently have SWorks on clearance if you're looking for SPD friendly

https://www.evanscycles.com/specialized-s-works-trail-mtb-shoe-EV199138

Anywhere you'd recommend for taking someone out for a nice meal who is gluten and lactose free and tending toward vegetarian (but not strict about it)?

Hackney Cycling Campaign has been running a bike library offering families the chance to try out family bicycle equipment. It's a great initiative getting more young families on bikes. Unfortunately someone broke into the garage over the last few days and stole 1 ladies bike, yellow double Croozer trailer, 4 Hamax rear seats. It's a real shame is this is a setback in a great initiative for getting more young families on bikes. Please do get in touch if you hear anything.

Yeah, big debate is how inland I go...bit concerned it's going to be flat as a pancake and relatively featureless. Really loved the rolling countryside of Normandy and hoping for more of the same.