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Have to admit, really liking those Smart units. Personally, I run cheap as chips ebay jobbies, one on my pack, one on my bike, although the bracket is meant to be a bit pants so I don't use it. But.. if you want quality get one of the one's listed :-)

Look at the clearance on that thing! (I don't have a damn clue what it is btw!)

I just plotted the route out. Was at least 18.88 miles. I got a little lost on one section between where we went onto the REALLY muddy trail near the end with slate on the downhill and the exit to that at newnham park. Should have taken a GPS unit to map the route :-) I got most of it...

Might come to this now :-) Just watched the video. I reckon my hybrid can deal with that :-D

You know you guys are gonna have to work out the actual distance on that one! Firstly, MANY thanks to Josh for lending me a bike to go out on for the day (AKA: The Orange Beast). I think I now have the confidence to take the hybrid out next time without 'too much' fear of damaging it...

Whatever get's you noticed. For me: Rear: 1 flashing, 1 constant Front: 1 flashing, 1 constant (Although I normally only run the constant in the dark).

Just going on a few of the comments on Wibble :-) I haven't seen either light in the dark so I can't comment personally.

OK link for the cateye http://www.wiggle.co.uk/cateye-tl-ld110 ... ight-Black

So who's gonna be the bog roll carrier? ;-)

Reviews say that light isn't bright though. Pretty sure this is the one's my mates recommend: Cateye TL-LD1100

Good grief.. 35 miles then this today? You sound like my work colleague.. he's mental into cycling/swimming as well. (well done btw... I'm just jeolous lol.)

NOS means New Old Stock (as far as I'm aware).

Well, it's a hybrid, I could take the wheels off lol. Would it be out of sight?

LOL. On a more serious note... is anyone by chance turning up in a van, that I could put my commuting bike in? (So I can ride there to borrow Josh's bike for the day). EDIT: Just to confirm: Where: PL7 4TB Coypool Park and ride (Just off marsh mills). Time: 10 am arrival, 10:30am...

So basically... personal taste. When you say never had a crash due to SPD's.. have you had a crash possibly made worse because you remained clipped in?

Cool :-) I managed to get some extra rest last night, to give my legs a rest from a week of comuting (I'm only a newb!) I think I am gonna be dead after this, though... who's got a tow rope? :lol: :wink:

One negative point I've noticed is that trying to clip in when pulling away is a pain in the arse. It was much easier and safer with flatties. I'm already making sure I read ahead the traffic more with SPD's though, and don't be an ass and go through red lights etc, just because it...

What is the general opinion of these FSR's?

Wet weather gear was on today. Unfortunately not on my feet though. Flash floods, huge puddles, getting sprayed by car's.. barely able to see when going down forder valley hill with the driving rain that was just thrashing it down for 5 minutes. (That's another thing... having lost my glasses...

I don't even have a water bottle for my bike let alone a camel pack! But.. I do see a fair few cyclists (MTBers) with camelpaks.