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Yup, the coroner got it completely wrong according to chummy investigating for the Met.

Looks good Vince - whats the plan for the Pinkarello - for sellz?

2 grand for a 105 equipped bike is excessive. especially when you look at the spec and see the number of non-groupset parts.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/othersports/cycling/mark-cavendish/10428756/Mark-Cavendish-Lance-Armstrong-was-mesmeric-he-had-me-under-his-spell.html

Interesting couple of views from Cav in there.

Bump

Price dropped to £45 plus P&P

Fizik Arione Saddle 2nd dibs.

BB. You have pm

Undibs - Fizik Arione Saddle

PJ. Thanks for letting me know you couldn't take the saddle

Jebus, that lot is not exactly bulky! You sure you need this girlfriend?

It's a trade off.

The rollers, turbo trainer and three bikes are not going anywhere!

"So Honey you are going to get rid of this stuff before I move in...."

Therefore I need to get ride of some excess bike parts

Shimano BRL R780 brake levers. bought from Brixton cycles and never fitted £15 Sold to Airtime pending payment

Includes full cable set also unused

Specialised Romin Saddle 143mm width sold
Fizik Arione Saddle £30 sold to bitter buffalo pending payment
105 5600 clamp on FD Sold
3 stems, top is 110 mm, middle 80mm i think and the bottom is 130mm all oversized clamp and £5 each
2 Kalloy seatposts one 26.8mm and one 27.0mm £5

Shimano SPD - Black body. Well used £5
Look keos - battered but still functional sold
Shimano SPD - silver body, with unused cleats. The pedals have only been used at herne hill Sold
Surly lockring unused - shimano thread £5
Surly 15t cog usused - £10
Cinelli DNA track drops taped - 420 mm wide, 72mm reach, 120mm drop sold

No dibs - cash is king.

Pick up Weekday days near tower hill or evenings and weekends from Stockwell.

Happy to post only if you spend £20 or more and P&P is at your expense. No postage on the handlebars

More photos on http://www.flickr.com/photos/35411653@N08/

Hi,

for sale a pair of silver Sidi Genius 5 shoes. Size 46 but note the are Mega fitting which is Sidi for wide feet.

Well used but still in good condition.

£50 if you collect. P&P unknown but happy to post at your cost.

No dibs - cash is king.

Pick up Weekday days near tower hill or evenings and weekends from Stockwell.

More photos on http://www.flickr.com/photos/35411653@N08/

Hi,

you might want to get in touch with San Fairy Ann CC. Most of them are based in or around maidstone so it would be a lot easier for them to attend.

This is a question about identity on forums, there are implications in the answer that you choose and these are roughly balanced thus:

Real identity helps fight spam and trolls, holds people to account for their posts, enables sharing of your actions across social networks and would enable business communities more easily.

Enabling sharing across social networks has no attraction to me. It strikes me as incredibly bad personal data discipline. I don't mean this in a DPA context but simply you need to be aware what data you splurge across the public domain. multiple aliases across the public internet acts as a basic control and segregation mechanism. this is why I have one pseudonym for personal activities and one for stuff that relates to my work life.

I don't think the argument that real IDs help fight spam and trolls is particularly credible for two reasons.

1. The LFGSS thought police can be particularly effective when someone transgresses an unwritten rule.
   
2. Any of the mods appear to be capable of sorting IP banning when required which is a solid deterrent.
   
   
   
   

I refuse to use any website that only has the option of Facebook/G+ sign in.
The thing is, i don't know exactly why; but i find it annoying to think they are forcing me to do it and don't give an option to signup as normal.

This

I think the FT has a nice system where you sign in with a real ID linked to billing information but are able to post pseudonymously. In addition you have the ability to change your pseudonym and it will flow through all previous posts.

for a rack that mounts to mudguard eyes and brake bridge I was previously recommended an axiom one sold by SJS Cycles.

http://www.lfgss.com/post3667411-1619.html

It work well to carry an couple of panniers for the dunwich dynamo

http://www.wallacespace.com/

^ This was quite nice when we had a work conference the other day. The staff were lovely and the space was good. It has nice snacks (Wagon wheels!!) as well.

Thanks muchly!!

I need to find a small space to hold a work meeting - but outside of our offices. Centralish and very cheap.

I don't want to got a a regus serviced office or similar identikit place, somewhere a bit different from an office environment.

Any ideas?

Well - value is subjective so what do you expect to get for your £1,900?

I have seen the Kinoko Nagasawa they did for bespoke bristol and it is epicly sweet. if you are into ornate lugs and great paintwork - then great.

Spending that kind of money on a custom frame, I would want to be a lot closer to the builder and discuss the design, tubing all the little details on a one to one basis and you are not going to get that with a Nagasawa. Lots of other examples of custom frame builders in current projects.

OTOH if a Nagasawa is the carrot you need to get down to 14 stone, then go for it.

New bike comes with Hollowgram SiSl cranks, but in 110 bcd. Does anyone do 53/39 rings in 110 bcd? Hopefully high end?

I was after some Q rings but I don't think they do 'em...

52 / 36 semi compact rings from praxis would get you close. I thought you could replace the spider on the SISL cranks, independently of the other components - might be the way to go.

would be good if Condor had a branch on place vendome

I have a few hours before my eurostar leaves paris - can anyone recommend a good bike stop to browse?

Any nation without very secure communications is going to spied on by its counterparts. Its only been going on for the entire period of human history.

Regarding this as news is up there with ursine defecation habits.

Good tyres though. Gotta have decent rubber. Lifes to short for nasty riding cheap tyres.

This in abundance and what most other people have said, good wheels.

Can anyone suggest somewhere for a celebratory Sunday lunch tomorrow that is in the vain of Simsons, or what the Savoy used to be?

In central or north London, but not West.

Cheers

Hawksmoor at seven dials.

Have a bump for a nice bike

Having had a pair of PDW fenders I can say they are pretty nice. The only issue is they are very tight on the clearance front. They just about work with skinny tires but a 25c pasela is too much for them

Hold them until they are put into the FTSE100 in december and then sell in the ensuing prce action

Where are you based?