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righhhhhttt.....

haha !

its a thoroughbred track bike good and proper innit....

get some ibuprofen gel, and rub it in, then put a tubigrip on.

Specific, and to the point.

There is something wrong with my cranks, can anyone tell me what's wrong ?

Cheers :)

for some reason i thought this thread said "lets go skydiving"....

i feel disappointed now :(

that's a beauty ! nice one, got yourself a gud-un there ;)

you can stitch really easily in photoshop CS3 file>automate>photomerge. It's very powerful.

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is that Cregennen lakes in North Wales ? ?

I'm gonna go with the general consensus. I have some straps on the ready, I'll put them on tomorrow and have a go.

I'll probably ride around the outside of regents park to get some practice cos it's nice and quiet. I'd hate to get into bother on the busy roads i commute on, namely Picadilly and Park lane... doesn't bear thinking about..

cheers for the friendly advice chaps..

forks look like womens legs.... sure is nice tho

http://www.bikecult.com/works/archive/03bicycles/3Rrensho_SL_2.jpg

nice!
that's a brilliant animated story..

Good going for going fixed. Now you just need to get some straps and clips to tie them feet down.

I don't feel safe doing that yet. especially not in traffic and whatnot.

i'm still a bit buckaro happy as my autopilot says "freewheel" and my sense says "nooooo!".

been riding since i can remember so i think it's gonna take a while.

Just sorted my bike out to go fixed and went for my 1st time fixed ride.

Passing through St Johns Wood (nice quiet streets) i probably looked like a right tit as the bike buckarooed me everytime i tried to stop. I automatically forget the absence of freewheel...

Have to say tho, after 15 mins, i kinda got used to it and i'm enjoying it cos you have to think in "circles" with your legs always.

I'm riding open pedal at the mo (is that good thing ?)as i'm a bit scared that i won't be able to get my feet off in time cos i'm not used to it.

Anyway, just wanted to share my enthusiasm for the "fixed way" and i think i will take it very slowly untill i get used to it.

peace out!

What the hell is a "sex wee"?

it'll make you blind..

go dutch

might find a spliff in the frame tubes ^^ just a thought.

tall people and nice geometry don't go together nicely....
unless you don't mind a back breaking posture....
or
i might be wrong,
why else would that bike be so tall ? especially in the head tube?

nice lugs tho eh

Spotted this bike in Hammersmith today and thought "wowsers, that can't be safe",
so i had to take a picture and show you all.
That's what i call dented....
but it looks like the owner still rides it !!

wash it with Nikwax to waterproof it... sure it would work ya know

It'll be one of the cheap ones... £15 if it were printed... £20 because of the embroidery? It's just cotton, so it's not go any of the waterproof benefits of their £25 cap so they'd be hard-pushed to justify it for that price or above.

this is all far too sophisticated for me..

that's shockingly nice....

it's to be seen in Cavendish, and having seen it in the flesh it's proper bling, and imaculate, very posserish bike.... like a Bentley Continental with a massive rear spoiler... well Kinda..

just save the hassle, keep it simple and send the frame back... and get another.

i think it doeas have some truth cos if the chain is worn the pins will have groves in them...

sooo....

when the chain goes around the un-worn chainring, the chain would be pushed together, thus making it possible to pull away, indicating chain wear.

this is a bit of a hijack this thread time, but better here than a fresh thread and besides this thread made me think.....

i'm looking for a cog, and i was gonna go for a cheap and cheerful £5 jobbie from SJS cycles.... is that wise ?

Or Should i go for the far more expensive EAI cog ?

i can't see what difference there might be other than longer lasting