Search results for:

10am for 11 start. Food at Lauren Rugby 10 - 11

Open frames made by classic builders are cheaper to buy than those built for men. The problem is that there are not as many on the market. Claud Butler and Rotrax amongst many who produced these frames. There is some information at
www.classiclightweights.co.uk/builders/womens-frames-builders.html
(Shameless plug)
There is more if you put 'women's frames' in the search engine on the Home Page

250 metres from our house then! Shame we wont see you there as I read a lot of your postings.

Which pub will you be at LFGSS?

I guess it is too late (tried to PM one of the leaders yesterday). There is a simple straightforward way through Shelford to the Genome path if you ignore Shelford railway station.
Just follow the road through Shelford with church and then Coop on your left.
At T junction (A301) turn left.
In 150 metres turn right (cycle path sign to Addenbrookes)
In 150 metres cross railway line and turn immediate left onto Genome path. Simples!

If you mange this there is an easy traffic free way to Cambridge station
100 metres after Genome colours stop, the cycle path turns right (SP Addenbrookes)
Ignore this and carry straight on under road bridge then bear left where path joins road (tarmac cycle path).
This is a better way to Long Road but;

If you want the traffic free way (before you reach Long Road) turn left just before the big new Molecular Sciences Biology building (can't miss it) onto cycle path alongside guided busway and cross railway bridge.
At T junction turn right and use cycle path alongside guided busway to Cambridge Station.

Your LBS may be able to space the wheel to fit your frame with extra washers or nuts as long as the axle is long enough

You know how to give a girl a good time Harvey!

What time do hope to hit Cambridge?

What range of teeth numbers are you looking for

Have you seen the postcards, "We have nothing to lose but our chains" ? Good for the spokes, especially for the women. Patricia will have one at the next Tweed Run.

Euph?

There used to be a 'Dangerous Hill' sign in Richmond Park when it was a favourite riding place of ours along with Bushey and the park area of Hampton Court (never anyone in there!).

Patricia will be at Cambridge Polo Tournament, afternoon of 5th, and will have a couple of pairs of SPD shoes for small dainty feet, Shimano ATB/general style size 36. Also a pair of Diadora road shoes size 37. Used for only a few rides, no cleats £15 each pair.

Do you have wheels with you on the boat Jacqui. A lot of boaties seem to use cheap Raleigh 20s with a basket on the front for shopping (and a box on the back for Duckie?).

We will be at the tournament on Saturday afternoon with a selection of fixed-wheel sprockets from 11T to 18T mainly 1/8” but a few 3/32”. £5 each or three for £10. Also one each 24 and 25T.

Patricia will have a couple of pairs of SPD shoes for small dainty feet, Shimano ATB/general style size 36. Also a pair of Diadora road shoes size 37. Used for only a few rides, no cleats £15 each pair.

I think I read that Rugby have 200 for registration plus more for a draw - maybe they are not as slick at organising as Jacqui and Ted

I am in Cambridge - just trying to help you see.

Looks to me as if it is tube from Tottenham Hale to Finsbury Park to pick up the K C to Cambridge train - same to go back in reverse. King's Cross or Finsbury Park is the best bet.

We have a couple of 1964 Pennines and they both ride beautifully. The company still exists in Bradford.

Great thread Jacqui - we follow every word - glad you're all scubbed up now.

Is B A open on Monday?

Try putting in a few extra pounds (20?) with a track pump

Where do you live? I could be interested in lo-pro if I could see it

Have a look at http://www.maypolefreehouse.co.uk/Welcome.html
Lots of clubs use it. There are racks outside and the bike park is 50 metres away. Need a lock though.

You may not find the vintage ASC quite as good as you hoped. There is slight play in the workings and by the time this is multiplied to the end of the cranks it can be about one centimetre of play either way. This can be a bit unsettling if you are used to S S fixed. Rather like riding with a very slack chain. It is also possible to find a neutral between the gears. The ASC needs the correct trigger but the FC trigger can be adapted. Other triggers will not work.