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I'm now running mine with a 115 campage bb and the chainline is fine, not massively out and the clearnace is good

I should have had a front light on this morning in the rain (had one on the rear) My Bad! As they say...

Kriss Akabusi ?

Just order one of these to add to my collection of bloggy wanker jerseys

lol's I just about to post the very same, brilliant !

we've had a 3 day hurricane on the south coast, it can fuck off now, I'm bored of it

The bars in the top pic look really odd, what's going on there

I only see a handful of other cyclists on my commute. One of the regulars is still in full on ninja mode, ski mask so you can only see his eye, thermal helmet cover, fully on winter gloves, boil in the bag hiviz jacket the works.

It get on my tits more than it should.

I know it's not worth the money, but getting something else isn't going to stop be wanting one now I'm afraid.

I've already made that mistake once (cinelli Works)

Has anybody bought a V3 direct from BMW and had it posted to the Uk ?

After miss out on getting one in January when I was in NY, I've still got the itch.

The exchange rate isn't great right now, but it's only going to get worse if the month breathers vote us out of the EU.

I guess with postage it'll cost me about £900 and then there's the small matter of 20% VAT plus whatever other customs charges they can make up.

It's somewhat unremarkable, but it's a friends house in the photo.

http://www.portsmouth.co.uk/news/crime/road-closure-after-car-crashes-into-garden-wall-in-portsmouth-1-7394729

I had a pair of Vulpine over shorts for a bit until they fell to bits. Rapha touring shorts are the only way to go, I'm on my 3 pair in 30,000 miles. I wear through the fabric after about 10,000 miles.

I asked something similar recently, delete pics and price was the answer.

I saw 3 other cyclists on this mornings ride to work, the 'joys' of living in the UK's most car dependent town.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring/news/10986871/Fareham-named-as-Britains-most-car-dependent-town.html

(I know it's old news, but I've only just been shown it by a colleague)

Ok, yeah I had seen that but disregarded it as it was referring to the estimated delivery data, but seeing as the item hadn't even made it into the post yet I thought it didn't apply.

Cheers

How long is reasonable to wait for something to be marked as posted ? I bought a hub at a buy it now price on the 7th. There has been no reply to a message I sent on the 10th either.

The seller has good feedback for both buying and selling and for selling stuff in the last few months too.

How long before ebay would get involved ?

I used go mountain biking with Brant out of Todmorden 10 or 15 years ago.

I'm really interested to see how your build turns out, it looks like just the kind of frame I could be in the market for in the near future.

Yeah that was it, it's amazing isn't, mandatory cycle lane in the HC would have been used as a stick to beat cyclists with. By juries are regularly telling by judges to disregard the HC if it helps the defence of a driver for careless or dangerous driving.

I'm sure the whole cycle lanes being make mandatory has been looked at relatively recently in the UK (last 20 years or so) There used to be a good article about it on the CTC web site about it. It was rejected at the time, thankfully.

It didn't like my VISA card when I was their in Jan :(

Dam, those Phils are so close to what I'm looking for, but I need a front brake (old knees :()

My suggestion Of S+G would appear to be bad, it's been a few years since I had any dealing with them.

Your mums injuries will exceed the small claims limit of £1000 (currently) by the sound of it they would also exceed a £5000 limit too. Once the settlement is over the £1k limit solicitors are entitled to their costs being paid by the third parties insurers and this is total independent of any settlement your mum would get.

It's just a suggestion, I've always found them reasonable to deal with often lead to a better settlement for their client, at least when I was settling the claim anyway.

I didn't know they were going bust, I haven't been dealing with claims first hand for sometime (thank God)

But even a going bust Slater and Gordon is a better suggestion than going to an insurance company and expecting a fair settlement for a claim involving a head injury unrepresented.

Unrepresented injured parties get a significantly worse settlement than going through a solicitor.

http://www.cyclinguk.org/blog/julie-rand/will-proposed-increase-small-claims-limit-affect-cyclists

Each case is very different and this "sounds" like an open and shut case in terms of liability (it's been admitted).

But a quick settlement isn't always the best thing, as both sides need to fully understand the nature of the injuries and more importantly the nature of the recovery and often this require months rather than weeks of assessment especially where a head injury is concerned.

Generally yes whoever your solicitors are your going to need to chase and chase.