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Doubt that, she's ripped her shirt.

Why does Rosmal get the best avatar?

Clearly it's valuable? First off it's not unheard of that signatories aren't genuine - the post service itself can forge them to try and account for deliveries. If you're able to confirm that one of the tenants is in fact responsible for signing, you're in a position of not accusing, but confirming with proof they've received your goods. Hopefully you know their names and can match it to the signature.

Does anybody have experience with adidas cycling shoes? Does their sizing match that of sidis? I'm lusting after a pair which are 1 above my standard size but considering taking a punt.

In the past* Adidas had a rep for unusually narrow shoes. This may no longer be the case.

*when I was a boy

If you're limiting yourself to 32mm, no point in going with 29er rims, unless you find something cheaper than 700. Velocity and Sun/Ringle provide some decent options for a reasonable price.

There are currently 2 main tyre sizes for MTB's, 26" and 29"(which used the same size rims as 700c).

This ^ I know, didn't realize the mtb focus.

Ha!

3 sizes?
650A, B and C
27 inch
700c
26 (mountain bike size)
29er (see 700)
BMX 20 inch
Racing 20 inch
And all the others I've missed...
650A is probably still the most commonly manufactured size in the world, should that become the new standard?

I dig it.
The 4th guy is shopped though.

Galibiers

are ugly.

So if you're sliding off the front, do you not want to move you saddle forwards, closer to the bars, rather than backwards, away from the bars? If you're struggling to keep your toes on the pedals as well, could you try lowering your saddle? I'm a bit baffled to be honest... Think we need a photo of you riding the bike (or for someone to give you advice after seeing you ride in the real world...)

Overall, I still think that if ALL of crankgirl moved back on the bike she would be more comfortable. She just needs to move further back in the handlebar department than the saddle. Crankgirl, there's something called a seat sandwich that allows a double-railed saddle to be used with any modern post.

http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/14052012/58/europa-league-bilbao-fans-fly-wrong-country.html

oh my

Fantastic. Reminds me of the Hungarian animated film "The District".
If you don't get the reference or don't know the film, get it, definitely worth a sitting.

ATASC

• Across The Atlantic Spell Check
  

characterizing

Those seat tube angles demanded that position.

... and full disclosure ensues...
I currently have 5 bicycles with Carradice bags hanging off the back of 'em.

tldw

Thanks, my post of that ^ disappeared yesterday.

What proof is there that mounting your pannier bags lower improves stabilty?

According to Carradice, mounting the load as close to your ass as possible is the way to go.

Taller stem with shorter reach. Move saddle farther back, that helped me to stay on the saddle without slipping forward. Brooks are notoriously short-railed, so you may need to find a post with further set back. You will need a new post, period.

Wups, too late.

You might want to move that over to current projects before someone puts it in anti-porn.

Holy Halo, Tronman!

works with...

Why not just triangulate that front support so that a pannier or handlebar bag can be used?

squirrels