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Porsche engine in the back, and you're sorted ;)

Ultimate surftrip vehicle:

That is a lovely frame. The best colour as well.

Raleigh Royal? Not light, but strong and a decent price.

http://www.ashcycles.com/power/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=1440&currency=BP

^^^Astroturfing tossbag alert ^^^

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Akond
Viceroy
Emperor
Squire

The revolution country from Edinburgh Cycles is £500 and always seems to get good reviews.

http://www.edinburghbicycle.com/ebwPNLqrymode.a4p?f%5FProductID=10834&f%5FSupersetQRY=C107&f%5FSortOrderID=1&f%5Fbct=c003155c002912

http://www.technostart.co.uk/english/contact.htm

In Walthamstow, for all your bearing needs.

http://www.seat61.com/Ireland.htm all the info you need. You will have to book your bike onto the train (in person at the station). Best to do this a couple of weeks beforehand to be sure. Don't need to book your bike onto the ferry, just pay the surcharge (£5 each way) at the ferry terminal.

http://www.mountainbikecomponents.co.uk/items.asp?CategoryID=15&Name=Goldtec+Track+Hubs

£200 for a pair, 36h, open pro.

was deadly, I died at least twice.

I use goldtecs on open pros, 36h. Had them built by BETD 2 years ago and they're still going strong and completely true. Not sure if you's be able to squeeze a 32mm on widest I run is 28mm so the jury's still out on that.

Cheaper to fly to India, get dental work done, have holiday, come home. I have been to this place - just got a checkup and clean but met lots of people there on "dental holidays". It's very good.

http://www.seemadentalcollege.org/location.html

There is also some top notch grade 6+ himalayan white water nearby for any kayaking fans (the reason I was in Rishikesh).

I'm running 28mm armadillos, doubt you would get anything wider onto an open pro.

that's probably my favorite, which article was that from again?

mentioned in Fixed issue#1

“riders can see fifteen seconds into the
future”

You must know people I know. I'm 28 and Oxford was my local town and most of my mates lived there. Never managed to make it out as much as I wanted though on a account of living a in the middle of no where.

Managed to get to a few source night myself and free parties in the area. Never made it to a Port Meadow party unfortunately, a few out on the Ridgeway and one nr Wolvercote I remember.

I went to school at Peers (Total Science were a couple of years above me), also knew a bunch of people from the rest of the schools in Ox and a fair few from out in the shire - Oxford's a small place! I'll have to make it to one of the drinks at some point and we can chat Oxford.

I'm a bit of a young un (29) so just missed out on the first wave of jungle. My first experience of it would have been the legendary port meadow parties in Oxford around 94/95, also went to see 1 in the Jungle live at the Zodiac in '96 and countless other Source nights. Good times.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixL_jmGRDXY

£295 for a stem! Fuck me that's a lot of cash. (I have no idea as to this item's actual worth - what someone will pay I suppose).

The nitto M12 mini front rack is really good and cheap (£30 ish) if you have a frame with v/canti braze-ons. They also do one that clamps round your forks.

http://www.on-one-shop.co.uk/acatalog/Online_Catalogue_Racks_92.html

You can carry an amazing amount of kit using this system, and it stops your saddlebag from swinging about like a pair of bulls bollocks.

I have this on my tourer at the mo, just wish the rack was a bit stronger and looked less fugly when without saddlebag.

Does anyone know what the cycle storage on the Stena Line ferry from Harwich to Hook of Holland is like? I'm guessing we have to keep them where the cars are parked? Just a bit worried that someone will open their car door and prang my frame...

When I did that route, they had a special room off to one side just for bikes, with straps to secure frame to wall and also metal rails for locking to. We were at the front of the queue, but they made all the bikes (about 6 in total) wait until all the cars had been loaded.

Entroducing = DJ shadow

This is the most overrated overhyped instrumental hip hop album ever. That's not to say that I don't like it, but in no way is it underrated.

36 is stronger, 32 is lighter.

Pics?

very nice. Looks like you could ride round the world on that. Is it intended for touring?