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I said I'd hold them until you got paid at the end of November...! Figured you had changed your mind. Will reply to PMs this evening.

I was 91kg at the start last year, got to 85 by April then things all got a bit silly.

Aiming for 78kg.

01/01: 88.9kg

Bump, now 220 posted.

Still got these, now £240.

Delamere station cafe delivers! Strong filling to pastry ratio. Vegan too.

HSS? https://www.hss.com/hire/c/pumping-and-drying/dryers

Was under 20 last time I had something that size printed round here.

Found it. One of these https://thepihut.com/products/helping-third-hand-magnifier-w-magnifying-glass-tool

PM me an address if it'll work for you.

I might have a basic one going spare. If I can find it over the weekend, I'm happy to throw it in the post just to get you going. Have a feeling I have doubled up on a bunch of stuff.

Some of our pointing is in a similar state. Badly done cement over old lime, patched up rather than dug out and done properly. Looks horrible, lets water in. Hopefully being redone in spring.

I mounted my Edelux a bit higher, but that was to avoid tyre shadow on shitty roads.

You could always fit another light on the non-edelux side, or on the bag to help be seen. Something like those little Blue Lug bolt on lights if you have a spare eyelet, or something like a fibre flare would clip on the bag (if they still make them)?

Perfect. Thanks!

A friend measured the width of their windows and bought blinds to fill the width, without thinking about fixings, assuming the window and reveals were all perfectly straight/true/plumb/whatever. Anyone tried cutting down a blind? Any tips? Was planning on breaking out the tape, clamps and mitre saw:

https://youtube.com/watch?v=_dIo3uaI3Yo

Managed the first 4 days before getting busy.

Caught up with days 5 and 6 this morning. The file system one can wait until boxing day :)

Same. Havent been on the scales in a few months but I am certain I'm back where I was at the start of the year.

I think I was watching the XTR one. Hopefully you got the seller offer?

My partner followed the roller girl gang video. They did all the measuring/marking up. Checked with/without wheels. Worth checking that the marks match the holes on the boot if it kicks up. Think about where the toe stop will sit if you don't have an offset one (bit of a trade off between lining that up and lining the trucks up equally on each side). Make sure the front bolts, particular the outer ones aren't too close to the outside of the boot as it's a pain to get them in.

I was left to the drilling. Getting it straight is hard, but not the end of the world of you do it a little off as the sole usually has a bit of flex/wiggle room. Check you have all metric or imperial fixings, be prepared to Dremel end of bolts down a bit. It'll be impossible to get them perfect, but I bet even pro skate builds have a little variation in them.

are these a thing?

https://www.toolstation.com/radiator-valve-extension/p37352

Assume similar for a uPVC door?

I've met him a few times but he was on a Pompino I think. Nice guy. He took over Venetian Nights from John Perrin and did a top job of matching the catering. Pretty sure there were vegan oatcakes being cooked up. Had planned to ride that again this year but things didnt work out.

Oh, so it went to manual by itself? I assumed you changed the mode without realising :/

We have that one. Assuming you've set your week/weekend times and temperatures, do you not just want to turn it off manual with the left/right arrows?

Not quite, this was the organiser. Last year there was some pro soup transportation, check out the final pic: https://www.instagram.com/p/CXEzCQaMkmw/

A week late, but would a ratty set of xt hydros work? May need bleeding, but might be knackered. I'm never going to bother doing anything with them.

Caught up on day 3 and 4. Used sets for both.