And today I did......

[LikeClockwork]

Re: Re:

Hell, why don't you do away completely with the tyres and just wrap some clouds around your wheels...... :mrgreen:

Yeah but which are best for mud? Stratus or Cumulonimbus?

(Desperately scrabbles around on google looking for various cloud formation types.....)

Erm.......

 

[The History Man]

You cannot be cirrus?

 

[epicyclo]

Today Jamie and I went on a retro road ride with our beautiful lightweight lugged steel bikes (fancy Reynolds and hand cut lugs).

I mastered the art of using a derailleur - 3 gear changes were made, although 2 of them were made with the bike stationary.

Fun was had, but Jamie has asked me to revise my definition of the word "road".

 

[RobMac]

Re:

Today I got the Kona King frame back from being fully serviced (shock & forks next).
And I got a couple of inner tubes for the 29'er, sorry I mean the 27.5 bike from Charlie the Bikemonger.
And and I ordered a digital tyre pressure gauge today (getting all scientific now) :facepalm:

 

[The History Man]

Thought you were skint?

 

[RobMac]

Re:

I paid for the frame work last month and I don't like riding around without a spare tube.
The pressure gauge 'may' have been a little extravagant but tyre pressure seems to be a bit critical on these modern + size tyres.

 

[The History Man]

As long as you can afford your prescriptions.

 

[clubby]

As long as you can afford your prescriptions.

All free here thanks to the wonderful Scottish NHS.
Shove that up yer English erse!

 

[keithyr]

Re:

[/quote]All free here thanks to the wonderful Scottish NHS.
Shove that up yer English erse! [/quote]

And I'm sure that's what Rob does :shock:

I'm just waiting to see if he rattles when he faws aff :mrgreen:

 

[The History Man]

Is a room full of philosophers a suppository?


I once had one. The doctor explained I should "put it in my back passage". I don't have one so I left it in the kitchen.


Sorry.