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For anyone who has just arrived, would you like to buy a Panasonic NJS frame? A nice white one with blue fades?

I am just about to pop it on ebay...let me know huh?

A record player? I think I remember them.

Boom! freebumpz

yesterday, canary wharf underground platform, man with 2 steel road frames and a picture frame with two brooks saddles fastened to it.

Can't wait for part 2

dibs pedal set PM'd

Tesco on my way home had Choc Chip Maryland cookies priced at 28p, The packaging said £1.29 reduced to 99p but they still checked out at 28p. Bought 3 packs.

how would you sync the audio of live instruments/vocals to your synths?

How do you sync live instruments to something else, hmmmmm - just listen to the beat and play/sing? Possibly record onto 1/4 inch tape/ reel to reel.

You would record to DAT at the end through a mixing desk.

Good photos, good presentation.

Ah Ah Ah!

Oh I get you, thanks. I could imagine that working. I have ordered some JB weld on Ebay. So would JB-weld prefer the surfaces to be roughed up so to speak, or smooth?

So, J-B Weld. How different is that from Araldite?

Thanks. It's a two part epoxy that resists vibration. Hmmmm, I doubt it could stick two very thin surfaces together end on but I might give it a try. I don't really want to rivet the thing together so the epoxy might hold it well enough that the mud guard doesn't rattle.

I never really explained this Honjo problem clearly at the time. (see above) The split occurred at the contact point under the rear brake bridge. I did not use a leather washer as shown below. For that reason I guess the vibrations just broke the metal. I used leather washers everywhere else but at this point on my Bob Jackson Vigorelli there wasn't enough clearance for the tyre. I am going to try and fix it with some plates and rivets.

SBTRKT - Wildfire - YouTube

McDonald's He's Happy TV Ad - YouTube

If you like reading about ad men ripping things off...

Here it is. You think they would have checked if his Japanese pronunciation was anywhere near correct.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a21mvqw13_A

Here is the backstory to the ad. Inphone was a good invention, first time phones were marketed to the masses as a fashion choice, also paved the way for the internet to come in our homes.

http://www.childofthe1980s.com/2011/08/12/im-in-with-the-inphone/

Suddenly had a flashback to this advert:
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hE3k1yHk5Fs"]Inphone
British Telecom Advert - YouTube[/ame]

The British Telecom Inphone

Mavis Open Pro is a much better name.

I have never noticed this thread before...I like it.

Has anyone watched this? He's talking about selling a USB stick with his music on "coded" to an individual so you can't share it... sounds complicated.

doesn't look like there's much room for mud guards on the back. Maybe they are for paniers or sumting.