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how long did you had it for?

U iz so street bro

Have no truck with death

Will watch out for that - esp on the first lap

yes
I really cant see the problem with allowing fixed gears in triathlons. Its not like we have an unfair advantage or anything. Maybe its because too many muppets don't know how to ride them in a group

Then the BTA just need a rule banning muppets - problem solved

Great that there's some interest for this event and, as I posted earlier, they are totally happy for fixed gear bikes to participate, which is a welcome bloomin change.

Not close enough

Bike and Run!

Hehehehehe

I live just off Tally Ho - so I have the twin delights of Shorter Rochford as my LBS and Sweatshop on my doorstep

It's about 200 yards north of Tally Ho - you'll be OK

Sweatshop in North Finchley N12

http://www.sweatshop.co.uk/storefinder.cfm?shop_id=8

East Finchley shop is Bike and Run

http://www.bikeandrun.co.uk/

Nick at B&R has a lot of tri knowledge - he has answered many of my idiotic questions with a smile and patience

MikeC - Get decent shoes and increase the stress on your body s-l-o-w-l-y - hope you can make the Hillingdon race

Are there any dualathons which are bike and swim only?
I hate running but am pretty good at the other two and really want to do something like this
For triathlons, do you reckon its possible to just blag the running leg if your swimming and cycling is strong. Or is training really needed?

Sorry - I misunderstood - dualathons - that starts with swords, moves on to pistols and then back to swords - no running involved at all

Are there any dualathons which are bike and swim only?
I hate running but am pretty good at the other two and really want to do something like this
For triathlons, do you reckon its possible to just blag the running leg if your swimming and cycling is strong. Or is training really needed?

I think there's a duathlon in St Albans which is swim and cycle only - have a Google

2m and 1m is very little running - intense though!

Will have to get cogged up for the bike this I see

I guess after 10 laps I'll know the circuit pretty well, too :0)

I'm looking at doing the Hillingdon Duathlon on 9 November. It's 2m run/10 m cycle/1m run. Anyone else up for it. I emailed one of the organisers and, yes, you can use a fixed gear bike. Yey.

http://www.hillingdontriathletes.co.uk/Races_Folder/minetduathlons.htm

No a lot of running and the cycling in on their one-mile enclosed track (10 laps). Anyone know what kind of gearing would suit this course?

Race Blades for £31.24 from Shiny Bikes

http://www.shinybikes.com/bikes/sks-race-blade-guards-mudguards-pair.html

Bin them and count lampposts

Count them for distance (LP) and speed, eg 112LPH

I think you'll find it more accurate and enjoyable

How much for the B17?

Why the duplicate thread neelumb? Timewasting. NEXT!

As you say, we need to see it. So, can you put a photo up. Ta

Great that there's yellow trim, but I think peeps will want to know what the frame size is

9pm please

Dr Strangelove and Night of the Living Dead, please

A classic

http://www.419eater.com/html/george.htm

Poor George

I actually do play the harmonica and teach it - www.myspace.com/daveshannonsdeadcatbounce - but these emails seem to come from the same keypad as those lottery and investment ones thae begin 'Dearly beloved'

I got an email from someone from the USA - this is true by the way - who is sending their 12-year-old son to the UK to be educated. Part of this plan, apparantly, is to hire me for two days a week of private harmonica lessons, over a six-month period. I have to get the ball rolling by letting the parents know what I would charge.

I get three or four such emails a year relationing to harmonica tuition. I am yet to reply to one...

Looks like Surly will be doing their 29" mountain bike, known as Karate Monkey, as a complete bike soon - rigid and single-speed, in red with black bits

http://www.surlybikes.com/surlyblog.html