No, but I have now - thanksQuote:
Originally Posted by Graham Breeze
Not sure I'll get an Espada, however, as the engine is in the wrong place and it's got too many seats. I suppose it might be useful for putting the bike in the back :)
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No, but I have now - thanksQuote:
Originally Posted by Graham Breeze
Not sure I'll get an Espada, however, as the engine is in the wrong place and it's got too many seats. I suppose it might be useful for putting the bike in the back :)
Fix a bike rack to the roof with self drilling screws.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Just a dull old out-and-back 39 miles (2400 feet).
But can any bike ride be dull? With hail, rain and wind?
Of course not so... a really stimulating, challenging and satisfying ride which included such pleasures as hail, rain and wind.
Now, that feels better.
Marco Marco!Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Lamborghinis are for "look at me, I am empty headed but flash" people. Footballers, drug dealers,..ysecht!
The only make for a gentleman with gravitas and taste is a Maserati.
I think I'm about to prove you wrong, Graham, as I prefer Maserati cars :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Graham Breeze
I have heard, although lacking a Labrador I would not know, that dogs sense when they are on a trip to a vet.
Today my 20 miles (1200 feet) on Ms Boardman was primarily to confirm a fault I detected some five weeks ago, since when I have not ridden her, before ringing my friendly Halfords to book in for a repair.
But amazingly for the first 10 miles or so the fault had disappeared! Now how did she know she was shortly to be dismantled? Should I start calling her Regina? (Neither Rex nor Rover being quite right?).
It was only meant to be a short test ride but it took 10 miles before Ms Boardman relaxed, her deceit was displayed and the fault re-emerged.
I shall tell Halfords to show no mercy and be ruthless in binning any bits that are past their best and only then will she be welcomed back.
Sigh. I never have any trouble with Campagnolo.:)
With the family at Skegness.
Yesterday was a Strava 30km heatmap suggestion involved the sea wall path with its sand, extending lead dog walkers and general hazards.
Today was a straight north on the A52 and back down following the coast. 33km in an hour and a mighty 65m of ascent. Thankfully no hazards apart from a muppet texting a she cut close to me.
Other manufacturers of expensive, high quality, cycle components are also available :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Graham Breeze
Do you really wish to be seen out in a SRAM top or cap, or advertising fishing rod reels???Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
:)
Oi, leave my fishing reels out of this!Quote:
Originally Posted by Graham Breeze