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But does it luv yr wifi?

Cheers.

Moto G owners...anyone use it with a BT hub at home? I know Dammit said that he was having issues getting it to connect to Wifi but I want to see if this relates to the ISP used?

Yes, and there isn't really an 'equivalent' since Shimano don't do a Tiagra grade TT lever, but Tektro do, something like an RX4.1

Cheers.

Would Shimano R400 single speed brake levers work with Tektro Oryx canti's?
Also, what would the equivalent lever that could go on the end of bullhorns?

First run in ages for me as my 8 month old seems to be incapabe of sleeping more than 2 hours in one go at the moment. 4 miles/28 mins of running. Felt quite slow but good to be out in the sun.

Can't see anything either but it is normally part of the Lord Mayor's Celebrations so would be around 3 - 6 July.

http://www.norwich.gov.uk/Events/Pages/OutdoorEvents2014.aspx

Heat gun roasting works really well. Keep the beans moving, roast them until 2nd crack starts, try to leave them a couple of days before drinking (yeah, right).

Once you have a feel for what the coffee does, aim for 1st crackle about 12 mins, 2nd crackle 14 mins. With a normal heatgun 200g green is a good charge weight. You can alter this to adjust roasting times.

After roasting cool the coffee quickly. Tip the beans between 2 sieves, this will blow all the chaff away too.

Have fun :)

Really? I stand corrected then. I would of thought it would be hard to get an even roast and avoid hot spotseven when you keep the beans moving.

Having been eyeing that up for my next bag but went for an Artisan Roast Rwandan Musasa instead. Sounds like I should put it back on the list.

Why not? Fun thing to try

And, as we're moving to the sticks it'll be hard to get decent beans that are freshly roasted, so the ability to get green beans and roast myself would make life better.

• I'd get to buy a heat gun.
  
  

Mail order beans?

A heat gun would be rubbish. Roast would be uneven and too hot to control and cool down. I've tried it with a skillet on the hob before. It wasn't pretty. As mention, go for a popcorn roaster.......and buy a heat gun anyway for the lulz.

You could use a disc/free hub with a bolt on fixed cog, but the surly one would probably be better.

Cheers.

Do you actually need the flip/flop aspect?

Yes, it would be quite had to flip between fixed & ss without it.

Looking for a fixed/free rear hub with 135mm spacing. I've had a Surly MTB hub recommended. Anyone know of anything else before I purchase?

Who's that dashing young lad in Panasonic kit that I keep seeing about town.....

See through backboards. You may not be able to get to it but at least you'll kow what you've lost.

Mizuno.

^ Didn't know that.

;-)

^^ Epic fail thread >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

I've killed the thread again......

^ Not quite but very close. Somebody be a saint and get it soon or I'll redact it and put another up to get things going again.

It's the Nescafe Milicano - Azera.

From their website....

"We all love barista style coffee. The intense aroma. The enticing look. The roasted coffee taste. Now you can enjoy all of that pleasure in the ease of an instant. Genius. A tip from our barista: Why not try two spoonfuls for a double shot."

Jesus.

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-3QvSvgF5f0Q/TYSehA_7eEI/AAAAAAAABpo/mnmuU6eMti0/s1600/01.jpg

Milicano?

Same.

I am getting annoyed with having to explain WTF I'm doing in the kitchen at work though.

A hard stare and "drugs" is my normal answer.

Ha.

I could be about on Wednesday possibly.

^^ And brown burnt sugary water for coffee.