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Is it welded by the forks?
Or is it hanging on through the stem?

yeah the stem is holding it all up.
the fork is secured with cable ties!

wow...
love the handlebar arrangement. fork looks well dodgy though!

http://www.instructables.com/id/Cart-Bike/

drugs aren't cool kids...

i wouldn't go for plastic pedals...
they're cheap, nasty, and rubbish in the wet.
(on the whole)

i can do a hundred!

i think the only measurement yo can really trust is spaghetti hoops' teeth...

but if his teeth aren't within easy reaching distance, you can always take your stem down to a bike shop and ask.

also, look at the closely bars, sometimes they have the size stamped into them (although a lot of the time this is hidden by the stem or grips).

the best by far...

driving about with no insurance, mowing down cyclists, and lying to the po po. this guy need to sort it out!
did you get his details/number plate?

always been a fan of the colnago logo myself!

fruitbat has a tandem.
maybe if you asked nicely...

and you heard the new squarepusher ep?
YouTube - Squarepusher - Arterial Fantasy

fuckin rights BMMF!
good to see someone's into something a bit heavier!*
YouTube - Venetian Snares - Hand Throw
*

ok, so it sounds like you've stripped the thread for the sprocket, and now the only thing holding it on is the lockring. when you backpedal, the lockring tightens and the friction between the sprocket and lockring is the only thing holding it on.

i'd follow prav's advice and just give up on that side...

he does this all the time and still has a license??? what's that about...
glad you're ok though.

just been thinking about getting myself a mudguard...
how is it attached though? just wedged in there? won't it fall out/move?

show us a pic.
it should tighten when you're pedaling forward.
also, i've got a lockring tool and chain whip if you wanna use them.

they gave me my current frame for free! (iro mark v)
much respect.

dibs!

do you have a photo though?

vertical droputs...

just thought i'd point it out in case someone wanted to go fixed on it.

nice frame though! the detail on the fork looks good. is that 753?

yeah me too!

and me...

what time you going ved?

my dad has some stuff which stops rust from progressing. i.e. the rust is still there, it just doesn't get any worse.
i think hammerite make it, i can find out what it's called if you like.

good to hear there aren't any serious injuries.

that police response is an absolute joke considering the new bike safety 'campaign' that boris has just launched.

like fudge says, make a complaint. we really need people to start taking things like this seriously. if even the authorities don't care about the safety of cyclists on the road, i dread to think what kind of message that sends out drivers.

just take it off!
everyone knows brakes are for wusses.
;-)

good to hear.

i've not used the bigger knogs, but i had one of the little ones (frog?). they're pretty flimsy, managed to break it straight away...