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I concur with the frying pan/grill method, works best if you get it under the grill as soon as possible to get a good rise, then return to the hob to finish the bottom. Sadly my grill isn't as hot as the old one :/

Just the standard one. There's probably all sorts of tasty upgrades I could acquire, but really all I could actually do with is a replacement mat and a record cleaning machine of some sort.

You've been well and truly ripped off

Axis with Basik Plus arm

Older NADs are great. 3150 here, still holding on, balances nicely with the Linn turntable and speakers

Finally got round to putting up a proper shelf this evening, the floors here are so rickety. 18mm pine board. Sound seems good so far!

I'm not going to replace my aluminium bike frame every 2 years, why would I replace my handlebars? All those decade old 3t and cinelli ones seem to be doing just fine

You can kind of bodge it using a metal rule or similar if the end of the bolts don't come past the slot on the back of the nut

http://www.wiggle.co.uk/shimano-chainring-peg-spanner/

Carbon fibre has extremely high fatigue resistance. Unless you expose it to a preposterous amount of UV or actually gouge or crack the fibres, it'll last longer than you.

Ugh https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/358468212/the-public-radio-the-single-station-fm-radio

I must be ill, starting to think the composit almost looks good

^^^ this, I use an old Campagnolo QR on my Pompetamine, as hard as I can close it with my hand. No slipping, and I'll bet I'm a lot heavier than you

Some sparkling mineral water like badoit and a good cordial like bottlegreen's ginger and lemongrass works a treat. Also fond of lime and soda or tonic water with a slice of lemon

Was pretty close, lucky she was staying so late!

Finished this yesterday with some mudguard assistance from Thross, who happened to pop into Links

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60mm Bluemels. I will confess to not knowing the difference between any of SKS's differently named offerings

I tried, but it was a pain to attach and made the front of the guard sit really high. Better to stick on a flap

Boom. Orange

Finished off yesterday and delivered! SKS mudguards are a pain in the arse to install. And had to improvise with a long bolt and using a recessed brake nut as a spacer as there's no chainstay bridge. Plus gave a quick spray of clearcoat to protect the bare fork bits.

Psh, cars. Golfs are nice enough, but it's all about the bikes. Current is a Triumph TT600; 108bhp @ 12,750rpm, 170kg dry weight

Just bought one of the copies, will see how I get on!

No lo-pro here

I had a demo of Jet Set Radio way back when I had a Dreamcast. Nostalgia overload

^^ bald headed is equal or more aero than a pointy hat