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Sorry should have said - any tips when dealing with canyon?

Has anyone had any luck with canyon's guarantee? Bike's rear end went all floppy whilst out on Sunday and it turns out one of the seatstay sheared whilst being ridden. Any tips?

Sheppz sold these to me for £60 - but my toes are too long for them.

My loss could be your gain - if anyone wants these for £50 collected from N5.

Anyway of gifting a 'gift-card' so that someone can use it either toward a subscription or to buy a book one off?

There is a 'no-spoiler' button the website and app. So as as you only look at the 'watch/on-demand' pages, you won't see the results. Or at least that seems to be working for me.

just the response i needed to persuade me to spend...

and it was axs rival vs red hyrdo 11-speed etap (second hand)

Out of interest, whats the consensus on buying a new rival AXS groupset vs a used 11-speed Red groupset?

Just as an update, police have actually been in touch - agree that they're the same shifters (whcih have now been sold) but are intending to "invite the seller to come in for an interview" once they've got the details from ebay.

Not entirely sure what any of it means, but at least they're sort of doing something...

yup - reported to police, reported to ebay and no action whatsoever from either. now sold too, so shifters will be long gone...

This is literally the seller selling my shifters

yeah, they've got a couple chip marks which match with photo's i've got, so i'm 99% sure they're mine. The seller seems to be selling a lot of seatposts and shifters only, so it's pretty suspect...

Think i'll buy them, not pay, and hope the police actually step in at some point next week

Anyone had any luck with the police actually investigating stuff? My recently stolen shifters are now for sale on ebay - the police report email says they've passed it on to local police to see if they can investigate - but it feels like they'll be sold before anyone does anything...

thank you

So where am i meant to watch eurosport now? according to my account, i'm still on a £40a year subscription which renews next month.

I can still watch stuff on eurosport.co.uk - is this right?

Think i'm sorted - but will let you know if not

if anyone has a spare set kicking around - had mine nicked (again)

just had my handlebars and shifters stolen - only the second time it's happened...if anyone spots some sram 1x force hydraulic shifters going with cut tubes/no tubes please shout.

• Deda stem
  
• pinnacle bars
  
• sram 1x force hydraulic shifters.
  
  

gone, thanks to those interested

all sorted, thanks to those who responded

any tips on where to get these from which won't takse forever (and aren't stupidly expensive?

lifeline track pump for free. collection in N5 - drop me a pm to organise

any idea if you can convert the rearto QR?

my wheel's imploded so looking for something budget friendly and needs to be qr at the back and through-axle at the front (with an adaptor if needed)

Like this one: https://www.coffeeforums.co.uk/threads/eureka-mignon-with-doser-spare-set-of-burrs-%C2%A3150-00.39101/

but i took the doser off to turn it into a single dosing grinder (i was going to buy a 3d printed spout-thingy) but never got round to it. I'll try and find the doser if someone wants it.

Collection N5

I'd have thought 30kw is too big. if you add up the watt output of each of your radiators and UFH system that gives you a good idea of the heating output.

That being said, check out the 'modulation range'. thats basically how low the boiler can go without going into 'anti-cycling' mode - lower is better and it's more efficient to avoid cycling (in theory). Viessman seem to be the best boiler manufacturer in this rgeard.

in our recent renovation, we put in a vaillant ecotec 35. we have about 12-15kw radiators/ufh and the boiler can modulate down to 3kw ish. because it's on weather compensation it basically just ticks over at this power output giving a temp of around 40-50c in the radiators and uses around 80kw of gas per day on a minus temp day (which is still a lot of gas at current prices).

we went for an overly complicated system with different zone controls for the ufh - but in theory, you can just run the ufh of the main radiator circuit i think with a manual temperature valve used to reduce the temps. if you're running weather compensation, this shouldn't be an issue as the boiler is basically always on.

caveats- i am not heating expert (heatgeek is a great website) and i regret some of the choices we made with our system and the vaillant boiler has broken down about 6 times.

In hindsight, i wish we went with an ASHP and internally insulated when we were renovating.