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No, this was at a storage where lots of galleries keep stuff though.

Not totally doing their job unfortunately. I think I need to add a flap to the front one.

Would love to. Now I'm temporarily jobless I have some time on my hands. Sadly not this weekend

Terribly sorry. I thought I uploaded both.
If I sell the bike I'll let you know ;)

Bad fitting mudguards and I'm fairly certain that the brake cable hole in the stem is a DIY job.

I won't be able to make Thursday but would love to be in the loop somehow about future rides.

Fave colour scheme of them

Damn that's fast. Thank you!
43mm but doesn't look like it wears so big

Can anyone ID Paul Walker's watch in this?
It's a low quality image, sorry.

Danke

What kind of strap is this? Really suits the watch

Yep that's the one.
I really like them. I cut them a bit shorter. I like being able to stretch out a bit and ride in the loopy parts.

Cross check built up a few months ago. Anyone know of any otp frame bags/half frame bags that fit a cross check? Just curious. I have a super nice front bag but I need to get a pannier to stick on first.

I think it could look neater, but might take a little longer to set up, as apposed to the @spotter technique of the Di2 cable guides. Especially as I have a black cross check I just ordered a pack. Definitely an upgrade on my current taping job.

Seems like it would work. Maybe would need one or two bits of tape or glue to hold the liner to the top tube? Maybe not even if I used that really thin cable liner.

Cheers Che and @Grumpy_Git with a little compression and some new heatwrap it worked well and feels more secure.

On another note any good advice for top tube wiring solutions on frames with top tubes like a cross check? I've got it taped underneath the tt but it seems like there must be a neater way?

Would it be dumb/even work to wrap the rear light cable in a spiral around the exposed section of rear brake cable between the braze ons? Would probably cause too much friction I guess.

It often cuts out/comes loose so I push it back it. I think it's like you say, the heat wrap bunches up over time. I will try and compress the connector like you suggest. I was also thinking of a tiny drop of super glue. Probably a bad idea though.

Yeah I got some today from a baumarkt. Will give it a go

Anyone have trouble with the Edelux II rear light connection dropping out? I find it bad to keep the shoe connector in the hole on the front light. Back light stopped working now because I think I've worn down the heat wrap too much and it's shorting by touching the metal of the light. The cable just drops out the hole though. Quite annoying. So every time I plug it back it gradually pushed down the heat sleeve/wrap to expose the metal.

First game (spring training) of the year.
Hit a double RBI in my first ab and got caught next one. Pitched ok. The coach asked me to only throw curveballs in my second inning, which somehow worked well.

Like what sumo says, it's fairly hard to fuck them up other than picking scabs or getting infected. I have used all sorts of stuff that apparently I shouldn't have and every tattoo I have healed well, colour and B+G. I have one I got when I was 16 that I healed with nothing whatsoever. Left the tattoo studio with tissue paper taped over the tattoo and ditched it 20 mins later. Didn't moisturise or clean once.

+1 for bepanthen
Although when I got a tattoo from Tim Taylor he gave me a pot of 'hustle butter' which worked very well.

I've been playing 2.5years now and I'm still getting to grips with the rules. Learning it in German isn't helping. It's hard to get everything to become second nature. I can do well in training but when it comes to games it's a whole different thing. 100% the hardest sport I've played before.

Was there a US army base near there? 3 teams is a lot!

To play. I always wanted to try it and never realised there were teams in London until after I left. I play for a club now in Berlin. It's quite popular in Germany, at least compared to the UK.