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I'm not confused, you're confused ;-) as I said it's all about the quality of your links.. You get the bbc to link to you and all that keywords in your URL stuff is small fry...

Shit dude, sorry to hear they didn't work out. Pleasure to meet you though!

Just interestesd why the first priority for your URL is SEO?

The way SEO is calculted has changed and these days it's more about the quality of links and reference to your site. IE get people to quote you and link back to you.

Little improvement will occur by having a key word in the url.

Definately not much compared to keyword optimisation in the the page title or even the body copy.

Also the desciption of your URL in the metadata ( description when you search on google )is just as important and you can easily insert key words here.

Obviouly dont go over board with the keywords as that will be flagged by google and your page will suffer, also you dont want the tone of the copy to suffer by insert too many keywords.

If you had a mixtee robbed or have drunkenly left it around Shoreditch / Bethnal Green road in the last week PM me with a description.. one found..

I have a cafecyclist jersey and the quality is great, sizing is small and short on the body.

I think as the frame has been rechromed you may be lookin at an expensive nos or rechroming build, however this is going to be seriouslly bling when it all comes together..

I'm sure both wiggle and A.G. Would have sold more jerseys off the back of this. #nonstoryleadsto sales

@spj7 if you can meet at lmnh's at all this week you're welcome to try
them on. I'm 6,1"

Andel cranks are decent, I was impressed with the strengh and the finish on mine.

Hey sorry missed this, I am normally a large but had heard craft can size up small so gambled and went x large.
That was a mistake, both leg and crotch we're too big.
If you sit on a medium or large saddle -crotch width will be fine and you will need an inside leg of 33 plus..

Sorry was just being lazy I meant removing anodising.

Also of your interested in a rear 27" I have a super wolber rim on a lovely campagnolo small flange hub that I'd be happy to part will. Its definitely 32h or more - open to offers.

I tried to polish one using oven cleaner, on alu stems this method is a massive win, on hiduminium it is a massive fail.. went black :-( stick to a polishing wheel.

bumpity bump, £30

Worn once they are in in perferct condition.

Bought last year - I knew they were too big for me straight away but i promptly lost them!

Horaah they are now found, but I think returning an item after a year wont go down well...

Apparently the rrp is £80, I got them on sale for £50, looking for £35.

I can meet in Belisize Park or Farringdon.

Thanks,

Dam..

True, Foffa should go

Tektro brakes are a good buy. Get some decent dual pivot brakes and some kool stop pads, it will make a massive difference. I just did this for my winter bike to help deal with braking in the rain.

+1 for bike kitchen - very good for fixing old bikes however if you need new parts it might be better trying somewhere like http://www.thehackneypeddler.co.uk/ they deal with old bikes but have got more stock, nothing a quick call wont answer.

Regarding the issue of break lever positioning - they are in a normal position for a race bike but it sounds like you're using it as a town bike, so your riding will be in a more upright position.

If you can't get the brakes into a position that you are comfortable with it could be worth looking at getting a shorter stem.

Price reduction to £650.

Classic, made in America steel. Very highly respected frame maker.

Excellent quality bike.

Thanks!

That WVB stuff is brilliant. Obviously going to get a few odd looks when you stop off for that mid ride coffee at a village cafe but just imagine the awesomeness of having one of those jerseys and matching over shoes..

Thanks mate it is certainly that,

Rainy day price drop £675

Short term I have swapped to the wider casette I had lying around and I have picked up a 50t chainring for £20, new off ebay.

This has put the out goings for winter only at £2o.

I tested the winter bike out on Sunday, which ironically didn't turn into much of a winter test as the weather was great.
I put 100k solo ride in and having a 50t instead of a 53t made almost no difference.
Missed the big gears a little on the down hills but a few seconds in 4 hours of riding I can cope with.
However I didnt't really try my luck on any real big hills, I think taking it to something like Toys hill will really be a good test and after that I will know if the wider casette cuts the mustard or if I need to go to a compact for the winter.

that would do my nut in..

All my different cranks are on different bikes so that probably comes into it too but:

165 good for spinning, bad out of saddle

170 I seem to engage my core best and center on the strongest parts of my stroke

172.5 -Slightly less engaged core but getting out the saddle kicks ass.

Edit. So rims to uk is €45.

Saturday bump £700.

That concludes the daily prices reductions.

Any feedback on pricing?