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Beautiful colnago locked up on the corner of londsdale rd and salusbury rd- opposite jacks.. Looks like it was fixed but it was set up with two hoods and I was passing quick
Doesn't necessarily mean anything. I have two hoods but only one break; the left hood is still useful for grip, if I'm riding the hoods (which I mostly don't do, though).
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Tall bloke on a lovely big rad Eddy Merckx approaching Chelsea Bridge from the South. Didn't DAS you because that's a tight spot you were threading yourself through.
On North Pole Road, somebody on a red-and-white striped frame (looked like it was made from candy canes) with a deep red rim on the front. After we both turned onto Latimer Road, I DASsed you, assuming you'd be on here or at least know the term. Since you just glared at me, I may have been wrong.
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@stustaff: this thread isn't really representational... especially if you're not planning on commuting in rush hour. cycling in London is more often than not a joy, honest!
I usually enjoy rush hour commuting in London, personally. Come and have a go...
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If you're trickling forward, doesn't that mean that you're not trying to trackstand, but moving reaaallllly slooooowly instead?
I did the falling-on-my-side phase instead - Come to a halt, turn the bars, wobble, put all my weight on the wrong foot, fall-on-my-side.
Which is still more impressive than trickle-forward-then-RLJ-to-hide-trackstanding-fail
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Fakenger on a fixed red Specialized at Chelsea Bridge... it's not just that you were riding slowly, nor that you were riding badly (although you were doing both): you were riding like a nob. Stopping randomly, weaving very slowly back and forth across the road, getting into stupid arguments with motorcyclists and generally obstructing everybody you could. Commenting purely on your speed was restraint on my part.
Interesting bet you made, that you'd beat me to Kings Road. Haven't seen you since; presumably, you're still trying to catch up to hand over. Why yes, I was wearing lycra and that may even make me a tart, but dressing like a fakenger hasn't actually improved your cycling at all, now, has it?
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- Digger (medium) {40/42"}
- howradmichello Mens M (36; just measured 37, but with two layers - game for the 36")
- cliveo (m) 2 XXL
- Benny Hill (large)
- stonehedge (XL) (FTW, if HB doesn't pay for my jugs to be done in the meantime)
- ChainBreaker (I have no idea what size i am... male, 34" waist, 42" chest, Non cyclist shape) x2!![/QUOTE]
- OldSkoolRacer (XL) - Yeah that's right, big block big boy.
- middleofnowhere (S)
- fasih
- Andrea
- Skydancer (M)
- CowHen (M)
- ShannonPursuit (L)
- itsbruce (M)
Sumo's jersey list
- Sumo
- Digger (medium) {40/42"}
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That is why I now have these!
I get told im a hipster when I wear them but I dont mind so much
Hipsters wear really ugly trainers, then? :P
NF, you want some of these:
Should be right for your budget.
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Sounds promising. If he could just replace the calipers, fork and (most importantly) frame, it might be worth something.