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Byzantium - A Neil Jordan Vampire film set in Hastings.
Not frightful but haunting and mixes past and present really well.

Now my favourite Vampire film pushing off The Hunger

Just gone onto my needs list - maybe not this design but love the idea. Mechanical with electronic regulation. Go nicely with F300s and Timex Electric as hybrids

http://www.seiko.co.uk/technology/springdrive

Just seen the prices! i'm out

Just gone onto my needs list - maybe not this design but love the idea. Mechanical with electronic regulation. Go nicely with F300s and Timex Electric as hybrids

http://www.seiko.co.uk/technology/springdrive

I don't understand what I'm looking at

Would screw into a mudguard boss and allow you to fit a light that would normally fit to your handlebars.

What's an M5, boss?

rack mounts, mudguard mounts or any other "threaded" M5 hole on your bike.
Or a big road between Exeter and Birmingham

Avid Shorty 6 in silver. Complete with straddle cables and bolts. Very good pads.

This type
£18 posted

Bar end shifters PM'd by Paininthe .

Arrived safely, thanks

Chainset sold to paininthe pending payment.

Arrived safely and very nice it is too.

Can any of the watch boffins on here tell me what my watch means by 'adjusted to five positions' please? It's written in the movement after it says 'twenty-eight jewels'.

That was only when it left the factory / workshop so pretty meaningless today.

However your recent post at +1 sec is very good and watches should always gain - never lose.

@AnaelNguyen143

Made my arrangements, not able to assist now. Rio beckons

All being well, I'm in that there London (from Leeds) on Wednesday - if it was wrapped and at KGX could help out. pm me

If you can post chainset - pm your PP details and i'll gift you.

Use mine mainly for home - station on commute 4miles. But also for football, Done, KGX - Crystal Palace, Watford, Luton, Fulham, West Ham. Canal routes Manchester - Sowerby Bridge, Leeds - Skipton. Welwyn GC - KGX through Lee Valley. Last month 20mls around Paris and Avignon. Only gets rough over cobbles and those grip bars on canal lock rises where the 16" wheels show their limitations. If I only had room for one bike, this would be it (maybe with the Alfine conversion).

Couple going on ebay...

I thought a mate had one but he doesnt want to sell.

Hi thanks, gone for Helly Hansen in the end

Around 60 - top for coloured one (it's for my daughter)

Not a great deal to add. Good condition and hopefully with the packing bag as well. Nice to have a coloured one but not necessary.

I use one of these, not sure if it's the same version, but was off ebay and looks identical. It's stupidly bright, I go mountain biking with it, the battery lasts 6-8 hours between charges.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Mountain-Bike-Cycle-Lights-1600-Lumens-CREE-XM-L-T6-LED-Headlight-headlamp-/271083378414?pt=UK_SportGoods_CyclAcces_RL&hash=item3f1dd416eehttp://rover.ebay.com/roverimp/1/710-53481-19255-0/1?pub=5574889051&toolid=10001&campid=5336525415&mpt=[CACHEBUSTER]http://rover.ebay.com/roverimp/1/710-53481-19255-0/1?pub=5574889051&toolid=10001&campid=5336525415&mpt=3330430http://rover.ebay.com/roverimp/1/710-53481-19255-0/1?ff3=2&pub=5574889051&toolid=10001&campid=5336525415&item=271083378414&mpt=5776485

I use these, as lights they are great but they give a very flat light and you loose all depth perception (with potholes) but that may be the same with any riding at night.
More troublesome is the connection between battery and head, i've had the connection come apart leaving you completely in the dark. Rather than spend more on a Hope I bought another of the above. On the road have one flashing and one on half, off road, one on full one on half. The other weak spot is the fixings, they do slide slowly on the bars, especially off road - so not really suitable for big downhills but X country has been fine.

Oh and there is 55 pages here http://www.lfgss.com/thread10329.html

Should above fall through - PM coming

In other news, completed a 1400k randonneur, bike worked exactly as it should, very pleased with it, only issue is the rear derailleur was busted and quickly fit a cheap one (hooray for friction) and truing the rear wheel.

Great write up, thanks for taking the time to. Quite inspiring really.

Paris = Cobbles and hills. And a lot more crazy scooters to worry about. But I found it fine.

Avignon has a few busy roads but is mostly quiet.

Now for a messy place to ride, try Athens, Greece.

Went very well, Eurostar fine on the way out. Needed to bag just on to the train. Coming back had to bag before check in and carry around in the 95degree heat of thursday.

Grey Paris - Tuesday. Some of the road junctions - you really need your wits about you. Traffic from 5 directions and poor signalling

Avignon is wonderful

Ardeche - Roads too busy and narrow - not bike friendly

Taking mine Leeds, Paris and on to Avignon on Tuesday. Eurostar then TGV. Mainly because I can. Secondly to whizz around Paris in the waiting time. Ridden London loads of times, how, or is, Paris any different (besides other side of the road - done that many times previoiusly).

1K on Ebay

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Raleigh-Special-Products-DynaTech-Voyager-with-full-Campagnolo-/231023430949

Surly Cross Check?

pm,d

Surly Cross Check? you have pm

ridewithgps.com

Second that and it even has Garmin instructions