05/05/2010 - The Announcement

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drystonepaul":3cbsrs0k said:
tintin40":3cbsrs0k said:
TheGreenRabbit":3cbsrs0k said:
tintin40":3cbsrs0k said:
Is this in aid of some cause ??

Freedom of the spirit

So this is all pointless. Think i'd rather read a book

In that case may I suggest this:

futility.jpg

Looks a good read. Better than p**sing about on bike at 8pm on bike.
 
Oh the irony. Retrobike's 2nd most prolific poster thinks reading a book is more worthwhile than actually riding a bike.

Oh well. You can't please everyone.
 
Not at night. I hate night cycling. only do it if i have to eg to get home.
 
Dr S":mih1bln3 said:
Is it dark at 8:00pm in London?? Still light at nine up here.

dark enough for lights. not that you see many cyclists with lights on.
 
elPedro666":2jaadjf0 said:
Two in here, maybe only a bimble around the canals of central Manchester, but we'll do something ;)

Hmm, I need to finish (start) some retro builds, frame arriving tomorrow if you would all just check my wanteds... :twisted: :LOL:

Otherwise it'll have to be modern and that's just not right! :eek:

Now we're talking! will have to arrange summat!
 
tintin40":3a10ndxf said:
Dr S":3a10ndxf said:
Is it dark at 8:00pm in London?? Still light at nine up here.

dark enough for lights. not that you see many cyclists with lights on.

Jump on the bike at 8pm and practise track standing in the hallway for a few minutes. Or put the bike on a mag trainer and do some intervals while you read ;)
 
I can use my retro lights - some anodised blue Cygolite SSB-30s circa 1995 with one of the heaviest 12v gel-cell battery packs in existence.
 
Right looking more and more like I will be London based for this. So who is up for a Retrobike London photo with Big ben in the back ground as it strikes 8?
 
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