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I use a super c + bagman on the back of one bike, and then on a front porteur rack on the other. I did experiment with more inventive ways like you've linked, but to be honest I've found it works best just strapped down on the rack with 2 cam buckle straps or similar

Super c and audax bags are definitely both very easy with shoulder strap for commuting etc, I clip one onto the d buckles on the top and tuck it under the lid when riding

Nice one, thanks for that

Is there anyone here, London based, who has done weddings on film before? Some friends are after someone for theirs this July 3rd. Informal/smaller event, and they dont need top quality professional shots. Feel free to get in touch by PM if so. Thanks

Where is the best value place for a small charity (50k annual turnover) to post job adverts. Guardian jobs is c£1000 for 2 ads, anything better out there?

@spj7 - thanks!

Appreciate it, thanks, will give that a go.

That's super useful, thanks a lot. So this set would have the adapters I need?
https://epicbleedsolutions.com/products/universal-bleed-kit?variant=30375397523530

When you say arm is adjusted out when bleeding, do you mean the adjustble knob is screwed all the way out, so arm is closest to caliper body, ie. you bleed with it in this position?

Hmm okay, do you know how that's done on the R1s? Can't find much online

They were running fine before to be fair, I stripped and cleaned the bike (including the calipers), and changed pads etc. so think I might have upset something along the way...

Question on juintech R1s:

A used pair, I've never used hydro or semi-hydro before so all new to me. Have fitted new pads, gone through the process to set up as per manual. Cabling is all fine. When pulling the levers, or closing the caliper by hand to test, the pistons dont move the pads nearly close enough to bite on the rotors. Only a little bit of movement inwards, right at the end of the caliper travel, when the actuated arm kob is adjusted all the way out. Have tested with actuated arm at all postitions, no change.

I know these are mineral oil and aren't designed to need bleeding etc., or is there some fiddling with the bleed screw to be done? Or am I just missing something?

Nice.
On the recent theme of police escapades, there is an interesting story in the last of the comments of this article about the carvings: https://blackcablondon.net/2015/02/26/cabbies-curios-the-policemens-wall/. More policemen added their initials and numbers to the wall in the 70s during a 9 day siege of a flat on mydletton passage, where Stuart Brickell had barricaded himself in with a machete and gas bombs to resist eviction

New: the writings on the wall

old: Finsbury war memorial,spa green gardens

Something from Spa cycles? Sputniks or Exal LX17 on deore for £200 or so
https://www.spacycles.co.uk/m10b0s178p2234/SPA-CYCLES-Handbuilt-Wheelset-Shimano-Deore

Has anyone sent a bag back to carradice for repairs before? My super C is knackered and falling apart after lots of heavy use, and my re-patching skills aren't quite cutting it. Would happily pay them for some repair work. Emailed carradice but they never got back to me

Haha, small world huh! Hopefully paint will be good under the tape. The 750 are the best ones,rack mounts on the fork too :)

You were the muddyfox? Nice. Thought the same, should have waved

Also, few more posts and the next tag will be the first on page 1000...

New: a clue is well stored in here

Old: former African national Congress building, penton St

Trek Multitrack 750 - these are great true temper steel frames that make pretty good gravel / functional / touring conversions, and clear 700 x 45c+

Obviously needs some cleaning up but a nice little deal for £45, in Ealing
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/324523948485?ul_noapp=true

@jaeyukdapbap pleasure to meet you and thanks for the bike. Enjoy those trails over there!

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New: if we're doing art deco... Elvis liked this building

Old: Du Cane court, Balham high road
@lankatron

New: this relates more to the Freudian part of the previous clue