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keep yourself busy
is there an activity you have wanted to try (sporting, yoga, pottery)?it will help fill your time, give you new things to occupy your mind (i loathe that whole brek up thing of ruminating as to whynd where it went wrong) and you may meet new people.
losing someone close like this makes me feel like I have been eviscerated, you have my sympathy but being a heartless forum fucker all I can offer is HTFU.
sadly it is all cliché - time is the healer, plenty of different fish in the sea but right now probably none of this helps.
as suggested earlier keep yourself busy rather than trying to understand what has happened.
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i've started to get some lower back pain, but £200 is a lot of beer to forego. are there any slightly less scientific but almost as useful recommendations out there that you would trust: e.g. bikeshops that can check your position on a bike and make suggestions?
please read some of the other threads on this topic
lots of information is available
simply put you spend the money now in one go, or spend the money piecemeal slowly tweaking your bike and have the additional costs of physiotherapy until you get the bike to fit you
you get what you pay for
there are various rules of thumb to setting up bikes but if you cannot get it right yourself then you may wish to pay a professional
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I may well be buying a pressure washer then, I hate scrubbing around for ages. I got 100 quid of john lewis vouchers so am thinking of splurging. Will also help me cleaning my barbecue.
If I do get one then West Londonfgss people can come to my place to wash bikes.
Could even have an impromptu barbecue and bike wash one weekend.
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am meant to be doing brighton and back tomorrow, but currently on 2nd day of 2 day fencing comp, so if feeling tired then a murtle leisure ride may make more sense