Search results for:

Dawes SST1

http://www.bikesdirect.com/products/dawes/images/sst_blk_2100.jpg

http://www.bikesdirect.com/products/dawes/sst.htm

British firm I thought, but seems to be onlyu available in the US

Anyway, at 329.99 dollars I defy you all to find better OTP value!

The Gios looks awesome but must agree that the black brakes, derailer, stem etc look out of place, Surely they should be silver!

How about space for the Torelli Tipo Uno on your list - 850 bucks

http://www.torelli.com/tipouno.html

1 x road
1 x fixed

56 x harmonicas

Sorry VU - are you trying to describe the "normal" position with your OTP lover?

Ga2g... It must be where my heads at cos I thought this was going to be about Lovers... and was wondering if calling them OTP was a cry for help.
So disapointed! x

That's why, even though I'm married, I call my bike "my girlfriend"

If I was going to purchase a lover OTP, I'd go Liv Tyler all the way... no upgrades needed - not even bar tape

Chav is a la mode, but I may get some new threads next season

Tripe does seem to go with anything, though

Here's my OTP girlfriend – Surly Steamroller

Bought complete but has the following changes:

Black/brown Conti GP4000s
Yanco "Chavpad"
Cinelli natural cork tape
Cane Creek 5SRC gum hood levers
Japanese brass bell
Charge spoon saddle
Shimano 520 SPD pedals

Stake the house out yourself and when enough evidence is gathered, make a citizen's arrest.
But why not contact the police?

I have wide feet and find Shimano shoes unwearable

I prefer Pearl Izumi - much wider fit

Thanks Mooks, but it's gotta be 9-speed

Good point, whatfriends!

Triple

9-speed

Shimano Tiagra STI brake/gear levers wanted to help transform my (2007) Genesis Day 02 from flat bar to drop bar.

---

So, going the other way, I'm getting rid of:

Genesis flat bar carbon - has black grips and ergo bar ends
Shimano Tiagra brake lever for flat bar (black)
Shimano Tiagra gear shifters (black)

This stuff cheap or swap, but can't go until I have the new shifters

---

OK - should I sent an email saying: 'please, on no account consider the site for any award and forget you have even heard of its existence'?

Back in July I tried to nominate this site for an LCC Best Cycling Facility
Award. Why not, eh?

Three months later I get an email (see below) asking for a more detailed nomination. I replied saying I was too busy and she should HTFU and and have a look at the site herself.

However, if anyone is inclined to do the work for them, please feel free to jump in. Here is the email:

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

From: vols 1 vols1@lcc.org.uk
Subject: RE: Awards
Date: October 07, 2008 11:38:01 AM BST
To: David Shannon

Dear Dave

Thanks for your message, sorry for the delay in replying. If you want
the judges to consider your nomination for the London Cycling Awards,
you will need to provide them with more information. The judges will be
making their decision based on how well the nominated schemes or
initiatives meet the specific criteria for each category. The criteria
they will be using are available on our web site here
http://www.lcc.org.uk/index.asp?PageID=1164.

You would need to provide the judges with a description of how the web
site meets the criteria and the name and address of the organisation or
individual to be credited for the award. You are also invited to submit
accompanying material with the nomination, such as photographs or
testimonials. You might want to include screen shots of the web site,
rather than 'photographs' as such.

Best wishes,
Liz Reiner

-----Original Message-----
From: Dave Shannon [mailto:daveshannon@mac.com]
Sent: 22 July 2008 16:53
To: Office
Subject: Awards

My nomination for Best Cycle Facility is:

The London Fixed-Gear and Single-Speed web site:

www.londonfgss.com

3,097 members and counting

It is informative, entertaining, useful and anything else you want it to
be!

David Shannon

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Pearl Izumi Barrier jacket - does exactly what it says on the tin - actually, it doesn't come in a tin, but it's a good mix of thermal and keep you dry fabrics. And it has pockets.

To recap:
This is what's left:

1. Profile Design aero bars - £20
   
2. Cane Creek 5-SCR brake levers - £20
   
3. Velo Plush saddle - £6
   
   

PM me if you want any of these.

red grip dibs

Gents in Kilburn pub:

*There are women on the other side of this wall!
*

If either tyre dibber falls through, I'll take either or both

:0)

These skinwalls look decent value for £16

http://www.shinybikes.com/bikes/vredestein-fortezza-folding-tyre.html

Looks like 250-275 is the market value of this bike

How old is you now?

Volting ambition

They do look nice - but are water resistant not waterproof. Mmmm. The weight saving is good but means nothing is your stuff gets a soaking