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Some old guy nearly ran me over on one a few months ago, he was well hammering it over putney bridge. Wanker.

I wouldn't wear those either, hipster shoes

A train ticket would cost me £22.

You make any profit doing this?

What's the earliest you could go?

next stop - Dragon's Den

I wont do it because the shoes are fugly

I'm gonna get one for raves

you could tighten the stabiliser wheels so they were permanently locked

perma-skid, think of all the chicks you'd get

serves you right for buying a GBBF

get a grip

and some sensible shoes

when any other form of travelling, including walking, makes you nauseous

Clan tag of [HTFU]?

haha, cant wait to get my xbox online, MW2 is the best

make sure you get arospok stabilisers

you don't want to look foolish now

Anyone want to go halves on the tubes?

are they 18 - 23 ?

a fixie skidder on a black thing with a black front spok, parsons green this afternoon

oh man, I can't believe tomorrow is the last day, I'm working a double shift, BOLLOCKS

you need a new computer

wow, some of the tattoos on there are hideous

is it to do with the url shortening? I jsut re-logged in and ticked the 'remember me' boxes and buttons

there's a course at west london, run by hammersmith and fulham adult learning service

http://www.hotcourses.com/uk-courses/Welding-Skills-Introduction-Term-1-Level-1-Award-CG-courses/page_pls_user_course_details/16180339/0/w/29711626/page.htm

this actually gives you a small certificate, there's one starting on Tuesday but I can't commit to it yet, have to wait until April now I think.

after that I want to go to the TWI centre near Cambride where they teach you basically what you want to learn. It's £225 per day and you get no certificate, just a reference from the TWI saying what you learned.

http://www.twitraining.com/world/home/index.jsp

He said for TIG welding if you want to go far you need ASME class 1 certification, but experience is needed for this, you can;t just do 2 weeks training and get the ticket. The guy on the phone said experience is what really counts in welding, fairly unusual in this age. The problem is getting your foot in the door.

I'm in a similar position, I trained to do something outdoors, now I can't because of medical problem. Now I'm looking at doing an apprenticeship in something, although I will be 25 in September so I will have to go for an 'adult apprenticeship' which the government just decided to cut funding for. Thanks, Gordon.

I considered doing one of those plumbing/electrical intensive courses, but they are not recognised as useful by a lot of companies, the people I spoke to on the phone and in forums said the college/apprenticeship route was the best

I'm now really looking at welding, not just because it will come in useful for when I want to build my own frames one day :)

the very same cranksets foffa bikes uses are on sale here at 13.50 of your queens dorrahs a pop.

njs?

Nitromors? It takes paint and stickers off

I've got a SS MTB, 90% finished, yours for £65

it's a Sunn, chrome frame, NOS Suntour XE canti's, Vuelta deep V's, diatech headset, and by the end of the afternoon will have an On One tensioner. Just needs grips and new brake cables

check this out YouTube- Penny Farthing Racing

'do a skid!'

it's a bit bent, what do you weigh?

those cranks look gash, also some of the geometries look.. bizarre

if the bikes were £200 I'd say theres no problem