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yeah, how does work?

yes, after this wind and rain I will go down there

The tree has the same nickname as the name of the character in the flinstones. That character has the hair colour that is the same as the early Coldplay song with a video on a beach.

afraid cant suggest a particular one but there must be some in your area. btw, you have patience of a saint.

are you gonna get a professional photographer to take pic of the bike? it'd be nice.

ha, i got it. thanks. it's more enjoyable doing the bike tag when a good clue is given.

when i google 'giant tree in london' this comes up : https://www.google.com/search?q=gian+tree+in+london&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8#q=giant+tree+in+london&spell=1

i can't find it

have u got full pic? what's team eds?

anyone with a pair of scissors will be welcome to ones bike if this is used.

http://euro.knog.com.au/milkman-combo.html

@mdcc_tester wonder if you would help. frames with italian thread require bottom brackets with 70mm shell width but will it make any difference if i get a bb with 68mm shell width? plus, is it true that Shimano bottom bracket like this one has italian thread made in a slightly different way and therefore it may not always fit? could this also be true for french bb maker like Stronglight?

they are for installing brake if you ever wanna ride singlespeed freewheel. but at the moment they do look inappropriate.

this is swick.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/52956555@N06/

yeah, but have you seen the delivery charges http://www.internet-bikes.com/en/index.php?p=shipping-costs : * (

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thank you for your comment on the bike, it really is more fun than the ones i had previously cause drop it, hit it, scrape the paint off, damage the frame, crash it, it does not worry me.

did some burnouts in olympic park today testing the new crankset

sorry @Smolders i went with something from ebay. it was for 13£, fit like a glove. if you are implying they are copy of paul cranks, they are not, i tell you.

crankset was delivered this afternoon. it will give certain va va voom, wow factor, pizazz to the bike.

this one might for you http://www.sjscycles.co.uk/tange-seiki-falcon-fl250c-1-inch-threaded-headset-silver-prod35037/#bottomsection

it's got 38mm

through thick and thin, i managed to have myself a working basket.

i cut the rear rack to find a shape in it that would easily attach to fork and basket.
attached the shape using heavy duty ducktape.

using copper wire and shoe lace i fixed the badly damaged bottom of my plastic basket.

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everyday shopping is made easier.

seem happy with his hypermiler

yes it would be quite hard to ride those hills on track bike. Enjoy your ride up there in France! there will be other njs rides later.

you going to L'etape du tour for the first time?

it is set up as touring bike, so if you did get one of them, it'd be like from london to brighton - 3 months.

my broken crank arm had 46t on its chainring, which allowed good speed+comfort, so contrary to suggestion i went with 46t cranks. it is on the way.

moreover, i installed a 17t freewheel for extra comfort.

after drilling a hole and scraping off some metal, installed a rear brake for more stopping power. used a front light holder to secure the brake cable on the frame. it feels great being able to drill, cut, scrape the frame cause it was cheap.

plus some stickers made out of industrial duck tape.

would love to stumble upon a discarded metal wire basket somewhere, someday.

was on a bus recently and grabbed a city a.m. newspaper to pass time. read this article about brother cycles http://www.cityam.com/214084/london-crowd. found ms green's ignorance about fixed gear bikes amusing.