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the upper end (of the poll) needs to be expanded, probably 25 miles per workday and then all over the place at the weekends.

It does - but it seems you can't edit it

10 a day commute (50)
15 a week stuff/shops/visits/pub
40 offroad

that doesnt fall in the 51-75 cat does it. twat

never guess what i do for a living.

That makes 105 in total, not 51-75. Twat indeed

So I guess you are a maths teacher!

Police officer?

Sheet - don't know how to edit the poll - can anyone point me in the right direction?

OK looking to edit poll now to show bigger numbers

I'm interested to know how many miles people are clocking up per week (on average).

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Whether clipless or strap, your feet soon learn how to flip a pedal and find a snug fit or the click-in spot.

It's called muscle memory

Allow it to happen

The brain is a big computer and can sort all this out for you - just let it

Poor Felicity...that harsh lighting has done her no favours.
Rear of the Year seems so long ago...

Nah - she's still got it, know

FatSleaze, why wouldn't Evans refund your money? The bike is brand new never been used, right? Claim back what's yours by right!

£250 for dangerous cycling is a lotta cash - anyone here been fined?

Anyone got a 18T cog (3/32) they could bear to part with?

A new Dia-Compe lever allows you to brake from left or right on one lever

http://www.somafab.blogspot.com/

Do report back when you get it loaded on your bike. Will you use it with a single crankset or double?

it actually rides fairly briskly. feels lighter once you get it going, can't comment on what it would be like with proper cross tyres and forks on the rough stuff though

Was this a review ride? Or do you own one?

Running 700x25s on a 52cm frame on the bike these would be for

I'll take em

PM me for where we can hook up

Are the race blades still going? What size? Black or silver?

I can tell you that the new genesis has 135mm rear spacing, and has similar geometry to an on-one il pompino, it's heavy, the frame alone weighs over 5Lb, it ain't no featherweight.

mounts for just about everything you can think of, and some you cant! :
mudgourds
canti brakes
v-brakes
crud guard
something that bolts either side of top of seatstays (panniers?)
bottle bosses on seat and downtube

Heavy, yes

I'd like to try one

As much as I'd love my second bike to be a fab steel geared racer, it makes more sense for me to have a mud hopper lik ethis to chase my kids around the park on. The are getting to fast for me to keep up with on foot and my 700x23 bike ain't gonna cut it cross country

I started a Facebook group for this purpose. Other than a few friends, there was no take-up as far as posting pic and reg plates.

Best way to name and shame is to make a note of the registration number/car model/colour/description of driver/location/time and report them to the Old Bill

Reckless driving/driving without due care and attention is taken seriously by plod

Yes, indeed, I have felt like it all week - but must make £££s

PRICE UPDATE: Evans have now reduced the Streamroller to match Winstanley's price of £539.99

GA2G can you edit to reflect this?

gett herr

Hheheheheehe

I have a 1 yr old Genesis saddle you can have for £5 and a 2 months old Velo Plush for £7**

http://www.londonfgss.com/attachments/1746d1220640787-sta73400.jpg

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You're welcome beige buddy!

I tried riding single-speed for the first time yesterday. No great mystery. It felt a lot like riding a bike.

I have a 19T fixed on one side and 18T freewheel on the other side of my hub - I'd planned to use the freewheel in triathlons but now feel it has too many teeth. But that's another story). I was starting to find 48:19 spinny and wanted to see what 48:18 felt like more than anything.

What was different? Braking. That felt easier. I'm sure you have no more momentum fixed than free, but it feels like your legs don't want to stop. I can't skid but missed being able to slow down with my legs.

It also felt [blush] like cheating on the other side of my hub [don't tell my 19T sprocket, please, say I was sick and stayed in bed]. Maybe that was guilt because it is less work to SS. I arrived at work with less of a work out for sure.

I've got a cheap Dicta freewheel and it worked very well indeed. Absolutely zero noise, unlike some postings here. Smooth operation all the way.

Changed it back to fixed this morning. SS is good but FG is better.