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Re: I usually avoid organised bike events, but have to say that L'Eroica was brilliant. The foodstops were a highlight, probably the first time I've finished a long ride heavier than when I started, and a glass of fizz at Chatsworth House topped it all off. I was apprehensive about riding a...

To answer Midlife, my frame doesn't have pump pegs. In the photo I referred to the pump appears to be attached to clips screwed to the seat tube. The illustration of the SILCA pump has reminded me that I had a similar pump in the '60's that was concave top and bottom and was held between the...

To answer Midlife, my frame doesn't have pump pegs. In the photo I referred to the pumps appears to be attached to clips screwed to the tube. The illustration of the SILCA pump has reminded me that I had a similar pump in the '60's that was concave top and bottom and was held between the top...

The Retro article in the November issue of Procycling is about the Belgian cyclist Hubert Hutsebaut and is accompanied by a photo of him during his winning ride on stage 4 of the 1971 Vuelta. What intrigues me is that he has a pump attached to his seat tube, this despite the fact that the photo...

I'm looking for toe clips only for Shimano PDA-550 pedals. Thanks.

Not unusual then, but I'd never seen one before.

Seen in Altrincham, a dark red Peugeot road bike with chromed forks. The strange thing was that the levers were mounted either side of the stem. Is this a production bike or has it been modified?

I'm shocked to read that 64 is 'old'. I didn't start cycling until I was 64!