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Ok I'll bring it along , I guess a reply sent on Monday would be Ok. I haven't got a computer so I can do a letter on my typewriter?

I think they will prefer a quill pen Harvey!

Got knocked off my bike by a car on Saturday, just when I was getting fit again. Nothing broken but just about able to walk at the moment.

Some clever fiddling suggests one of the painted out words could be 'Kitchens'

Doesn't help me though, I'm stumped!

It isn't behind the furniture shop on Newmarket Road (by Outspoken) -, I checked it this morning.

nowhere is that stated, I think its better not posting the location

Must be thinking about the London tags then.

Haven't been on here for ages, but this game looked like fun.
http://i.imgur.com/2IrfA.jpg

And this:
http://i.imgur.com/8sE70.jpg?1

Rules state that Tag discovered should be named - where was it?
My guess was Botanic Gardens?

Old - by the bin cupboards of those snazzy flats by the station
http://imgur.com/bpYU6.jpg
New
http://imgur.com/HIWjr.jpg

Sorry about the size, posting from my phone

That is brilliant, look forward to seeing where it is and having a close-up look.

^ ^ It was doorway to the Cellarer's Chequer, Priory of Barnwell, c.1112
Beche Road

doh

Drove in today, that is 2mins down the road from work!

Guessing a car doesn't count?! ;)

Looks like you'll have to ride in tomorrow! It's time to get this tag moving.

Eden Street? Near the Elm PH, and as Harvey likes lovely old doors let's try this one again.

If you are 'Outspoken' enough you should be just around the corner!

Just unscrew the stem cap and screw it back in again, you'll be able to tell ;)

You should get a job in IT support

Thought it would take longer than that!

Some people have got nothing better to do than ride around all day looking for tags! It's on my way into town and to B A. I think it used to sell glass for windows and decorative works like stained glass.Not sure though.

Eden Street? Near the Elm PH, and as Harvey likes lovely old doors let's try this one again.

This was displayed at the Frieze Brussels Arts Fair i was shocked and appalled.

Could be construed as a compliment to women surely - not one dimensional. That is what art is about.

I was surprised to find the distance from Harwich to Gaiole was nearly identical to the channel ports. It helps if you live in East Anglia.

I've stuck 2 washers outside of the locknut on the driveside already otherwise the quick release doesn't close, sti;ll the wheel is leaning to the left...

Help me :'(

If you move one or both of the washers to the left wouldn't that move the rim to the right. The spacers will still be and possibly sort out the QR.

Maybe though you had to use the spacers to reduce the distance from locknuts and reduce the amount of axle going into the rear ends?

I think an image of the axle end with the washers will help.

Sturton Street. Sorry, but Tom has taken the bed to his new place under Elizabeth Bridge

Remember folks - you heard it here first. (I assume!)

I was turned down for London '12 as my penis is insubstantial[/QUOTE]

eeesh...

shape or tape?

they're just chopped drops, soon to be replaced when cash allows.

Have you tried flipping them over with ends pointing forwards? No need to take out of stem.

But he has to sleep on a settee in a road somewhere doesn't he?

What?!in the new stepped up world of hipster tagging Im pretty sure that doesn't count! Get your climb on innanzi, summit or didn't happen....

Professor Harvey Smith from the Law Faculty ('As Seen on TV University', Cambridge) states that Rule 39, Subsection 2, Para b., of Bicycle Tag Rules, 2012 clearly show that "two different bikes in one tag are equal to 25 feet of elevation".

The last tag is nothing to do with the university or colleges. About 5-600 metres from polo court as crow flies.

If your bike was on that top of that one Tom you would get real respect - go for it.

Plumbers use a substance to freeze pipes while they work on them, I'm sure someone her knows what it is. Place head of seat post in vice. Spray seatpost with freezing agent (you have quite a lot left out). Pour boiling water over seat tube just below seat cluster. Turn frame - using it as a giant lever. The contrast between contraction of the seat post and expansion of seat tube may do the trick. It worked for me on a mountain bike.

Most people manage to get a wool jersey somewhere - they pop up at jumbles and on this forum. What bike you taking? We have a dark green 1957 Cinelli Corsa (mine) and either a dark green Carpenter or a dark blue and chrome Flying Scot (Mrs I). See you there.

for a simpleton like meself who's shite at gear alignment, would gears need re-alining after rd has been removed, packed and re-assembled?

It should be fine. You will leave cable attached so nothing could change.

Handlers have a habit of dropping the bag and I have had one or two chainrings bent. I started removing them as well but later made an alloy sub-frame which sat in the bottom of the bag. Had short verticals into which the ends were bolted. This just held rings clear of bottom, it only works with a small frame in a decent sized bag,

ATrolleyHip* - Photoshop my arse*.

Thanks for the offer A T H, I know I said I'd like to learn some photoshop but I had something else in mind like sculptures and bikes!

found out about bags, you can easily hire them, or buy 'softer' ones reasonably
now I just have to run the gauntlet of being ostracized by my fellow passengers

You planning to take it on as hand luggage? Mr Ryan won't like it.