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There are two types of gas canister, threaded and unthreaded, and you need to get the right one. It's not a lightweight solution, the valve assembly and two canisters (what i carry) weighs more than a pump but it's quick, small and easy.

So, what makes you say it's a Peugeot? Does it have the logo on the fork shoulders? Here's mine

Falling down on the basics just ruins the whole project, first and formost the bike is a piece of machinery designed for a purpose. Is it meant to be riden or hung on a wall as art? If it's art then it's more pleasing to look at if works and everything looks "right". When you show it to people...

Too small for me dammit

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/mountain-bike ... 20dc0591db

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/mountain-bike ... 3cd9538c31

We did. Ready for another go.

Dan Donkin put a few pics on facebook

You were off down the road like a train mate, looked like you were born to it.

I predict a road bike purchase by Spud in the near future, he's like a machine!

Ha ha, I attacked it and burned out, and then I walked.

Great day fellas, thanks to everyone. I was in the wrong gear most of the day but soldiered on. Bring on the next one.

Bloody hell! Is that rim death or tyre death?

I'm sure I didn't write "steep"

Who can steep?!!!

I'm probably teaching you guys to suck eggs here but my understanding is that gear and brake outers are made differently, gear outers have linear wires and brake outers have spiral wires to resist compression. Brake inners and outers are bigger and stronger because there is a greater safety...

I could lend you this? Although it's actually 12 speed. http://i1095.photobucket.com/albums/i48 ... 012286.jpg

I don't have any "Fast Bikes". Of course they may have been fast before they came into my possession. Point taken though, comfy and slow it is, i'm torn between an old Peugeot and a single speed with more comfy tyres, both would fit the bill nicely.

Well, its news to me mate, i can't say i've missed it, so no harm done.

Thanks Chris, nice one, I'll be there.