You hurt yourself on your single gear yet?!
What rides are you planning this year? I may be up for London -> Southend
again.
Have you tried the London bridges cycle?
Nick
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You hurt yourself on your single gear yet?!
What rides are you planning this year? I may be up for London -> Southend
again.
Have you tried the London bridges cycle?
Nick
elyob said:You hurt yourself on your single gear yet?!
What rides are you planning this year? I may be up for London -> Southend
again.Have you tried the London bridges cycle?
Nick
No hurt yet, I'm enjoying it, though the legs are getting a good
workout. I got some new goodies for the bike:
* A smaller rear sprocket, 18t, since I started with a 20t. Yet to see
how this does on my commute though, I'm definitely a spinner on the
recumbent.
* Various useful tools and chain bits
* A Carradice longflap camper with SQR bracket. I'm most chuffed with
this, it's a really excellent bag!!!
I'm not sure how many rides I'll do this year, I'm very busy at work.
I have thought about skating the London-Brighton though. It might be
fun shocking some of the cyclists.
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Quoted message said:elyob said:You hurt yourself on your single gear yet?!
What rides are you planning this year? I may be up for London -> Southend
again.Have you tried the London bridges cycle?
Nick
No hurt yet, I'm enjoying it, though the legs are getting a good
workout. I got some new goodies for the bike:* A smaller rear sprocket, 18t, since I started with a 20t. Yet to see
how this does on my commute though, I'm definitely a spinner on the
recumbent.
* Various useful tools and chain bits
* A Carradice longflap camper with SQR bracket. I'm most chuffed with
this, it's a really excellent bag!!!I'm not sure how many rides I'll do this year, I'm very busy at work.
I have thought about skating the London-Brighton though. It might be
fun shocking some of the cyclists.
I saw a bloke running it a few years ago. His little kids were cycling next
to him. Must have started *really* early.
elyob said:
I saw a bloke running it a few years ago. His little kids were cycling next
to him. Must have started *really* early.
I'd hope to be rather faster than that LOL.
And here are some pictures of the fixed:
http://www.londonskaters.com/cycling/my-bikes.htm
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LSMike () said:And here are some pictures of the fixed:
http://www.londonskaters.com/cycling/my-bikes.htm
Interesting decor in your kitchen, Mike...
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Dave Larrington said:In article <[email hidden]>,
LSMike () said:And here are some pictures of the fixed:
http://www.londonskaters.com/cycling/my-bikes.htmInteresting decor in your kitchen, Mike...
LOL, and you're the second person to cuss my kitchen!
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LSMike (') said:elyob said:
I saw a bloke running it a few years ago. His little kids were cycling
next to him. Must have started *really* early.I'd hope to be rather faster than that LOL.
And here are some pictures of the fixed:
http://www.londonskaters.com/cycling/my-bikes.htm
Aaaaww.... look at the /grin/ on that face!
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