And today I did......

[Mr Panda]

Day off work so went up Loch Etive with Mrs Panda - got as far as the bothy. It was snowing :shock:

Read through bothy diary - it looks to be in fairly regular use so will deffo need to limit numbers on this trip to six. Will speak to boat chappie again this week and get some dates up

 

[clockworkgazz]

Prestige looks great Gazz , need to ride the bugger though

think I might bring it to 10 to christen it- got the canti's sorted tonight so might bring it out on high days and holidays, it does have a large ring

good work eck, can't wait to see the bike that them wheels go on

do we have a list of campers then mr P?

 

[kaiser]

Was on the turbo again, hudnae trained for a wee while

 

[The Ken]

i built this today for the ken will true it tomorrow night

forgot how much i hate 24" rims with 36 spokes

and i now have a mohawk :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:

That looks Sweet as Eck

 

[perry]

Today I put in a bottom bracket at 6.10 . When I finished I looked at my watch again and it was 6.10 , thought wow made some good time there then realized

 

[kaiser]

Went for a run

 

[tintin40]

Now have two bare Trimble frames to be wrapped away for safe keeping.

 

[clockworkgazz]

got my suntour brake pads and turned them from this

to this

 

[velomaniac]

Baring in mind your previous cantibrake set up attempts ie similar to a single piston disc brake, one side pushing the rim into the other pad, do these ones actually work

Mind you if Garage Queen it matters not :roll:

Nicely done Gaz

 

[clockworkgazz]

Velo believe it or not these old type canti's have been the easiest ones to set up by far, there is not an amazing stopping power but that may just be down to the old rubber.