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Actually I tell a lie, it was cashmere.

The howies shop on carnaby st has their brilliant merino tops in the sale. The vests are £15.
They last as well. A uniqlo merino top that I brought last year only lasted 3 months.

addie Only if you promise not to head off in the wrong direction.
Again.
Following Scott.
Following the random blinky light that was probably just a badger with a lighter up its arse.

And if I really need a brake, then that means riding on the multicoloured beast, not the comfy, sexy red one.
:(

Are you in town yet?
I'm half-fancying a cheeky half before I head off North…

I am not sure I followed Scott.
I followed a retard who managed to get us lost with a gps navigation device thing.
We didn't get on.

mattster blaster [quote]turpe OK, just snapped a couple of pics, plus I remembered the other bike tee that I actually won at said Hallowe'en alleycat. Also, as an added bonus, one of my cats insisted on getting in on the action:

(spot the cycling details in the last one)

ooo. everybody lies, really nice graphics. i bought a couple from the US site, only 8$ shipping to the uk? madness![/quote]

What web site? I want one.

It was one of the hardest things I did last year. But definitely one of the best. I am very proud of finishing it and will be back for more this year.
Addie you had better come along this time.

Well now I have both. (Or will do when it turns up.)
Why say no when someone offers you a new computer?
It means I can leave my stupidly big one a home and use that little one for for tough days at work like this.
I think it will handle it, just.

You should check out the all new WestWay.
May be we could go to one of their music nights. I am not down with the kids enough to have heard of any of the bands but Leon tells me they are great.

Arione does not look comfortable in any way.

Even though these guys think it is the best thing since sliced bread.

http://www.bikesportmichigan.com/reviews/arione.shtml

I'm east today, was in town all day yesterday, but no time for fun, I was with Patric.
(Still got a new MacBookAir out of it, so it can't of been a bad day.)

addie [quote]atomic.a I have one of these that are very helpful in cutting down bars nice and even and smooth.
http://www.parktool.com/products/bigpicture.asp?picture=spr_SG-6a_200632_54593.jpg
I can drop off at any of these; http://www.barworks.com/

In fact, I have his one of those, but can still happily drop it off (with his consent) to any of those bars. Except the Westway.[/quote]

What's wrong with the westway? You haven't seen our new palm trees yet......

I have one of these that are very helpful in cutting down bars nice and even and smooth.
http://www.parktool.com/products/bigpicture.asp?picture=spr_SG-6a_200632_54593.jpg
I can drop off at any of these; http://www.barworks.com/

I always knew you were the kind of guy who enjoyed lying to children.

addie [quote]atomic.a That is so obviously a person in a mask. Come on dude. Think about.

Well you're going to be fun at Christmas time when you have kids.
Goodbye Easter too.
And don't even start with the tooth-fairy...

(Spoilsport!)[/quote]

As religion is a complete lie my children won't be celebrating christmas, or easter....

You can use a plumbers freezing kit, and then just hit it with a hammer and it will break. Surprisingly easy and fairly cheap. If you are lucky your friendly diy shop will sell just the spray can for the freezing kit which is even cheaper.

addie How is that a dog?
... Okay, so I can see how it might be a dog.
But I like dogs. I like bunnies too. But a hanging bunny would make me a little sad. A hanging dog, on the other hand would make me get out the Holy Tools of Retribution (nearest heavy object).
I was seeing it as a Donnie Darko-type affair...

That is so obviously a person in a mask. Come on dude. Think about.

I have just come back from Berlin and had an awsome time.
the keirin shop is great as is their coffee.

White Trash Fast Food is a fun bar/music/food place.
Fuetermelder 9probably spelt wrong) is also good.
Panarama bar is just crazy.

It is so easy to find great places and parties though it just seems to be an amazing place.

I had always thought that it is not the bike alone that makes a bike look good it is the bike and rider in motion. Obviously some bikes look more appealing than others, but my first thought is allways; "I'd love to ride that..." and then depending on the bike; off road, uphill, downhill, to the pub, on the track....and so on.

I am very very jealous.....

east and west are both full of suburban losers. Central is where it's at.

atomic.a [quote]Conan This is mine

wow that's my friends band, wasn't expecting to see that on here. Nice one.[/quote]

They are called Akercocke, I thought this was the cover of one of their albums called Goat of Mendes but it's only on their T-Shirts....
http://www.akercocke.com/index2.htm...

Conan This is mine

wow that's my friends band, wasn't expecting to see that on here. Nice one.

scott not scot when i were a lad,i had a poster of Dan Marino,from the miami dolphins on my wall....should i be worried?

I had a life size poster of Slash......

I followed someone for about an hour on D Dynamo who told me he had the most state of the art gps blah blah thing, untill I realised that we were going completely the wrong way. It was super annoying in the pissing rain in the middle of nowhere in pitch black. Thats when I got out my trusty map and photocopied directions and sorted out the right way. The guy refused to doubt his superior technology and kept on into the darkness. I saw him arrive at the beach on his own about 2hrs after everyone elese. We didn't speak but he looked slightly sheepish.

http://www.brooklynbrewery.com/beer/ do nice seasonal stuff but hard to get hold of in London.

some of my best friends are vegetarians but I draw the line at trolls.

Just out of interest where do your fabrics come from Smeear?

Richard's Bicycle Book is brilliant.
When I was about seven I went to school with his son, going round to their house was amazing for a young impressionable boy, there were about a thousand bikes of every sort in every room. When I use the book I know that he lives and breaths it and knows whats going on.