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Indeed. Quite ridiculous. I used to use WD40 - but I found a cheaper alternative from halfords. -
Which reminds me - my prime commuting bike is in halfords now. Needs a new wheel. The roads in central london are so bad (and of course going up and down kerbs does not help).Comment
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Morning All
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Cycle paths over here are great, you can cycle pretty much anywhere and rarely cross a main road.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostWhich reminds me - my prime commuting bike is in halfords now. Needs a new wheel. The roads in central london are so bad (and of course going up and down kerbs does not help).
Need to purchase a bike at some point.Comment
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Originally posted by norrahe View PostMorning All
How are you?
Now I am turning green with envy. In London there are some cycle superhighways, and some cycle lanes, but at every junction it is a fight for space. I usually go on the pavement to avoid getting run over.Originally posted by norrahe View PostCycle paths over here are great, you can cycle pretty much anywhere and rarely cross a main road.
Need to purchase a bike at some point.
I have 3 bikes - shall I send over one of mine?Comment
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
How are you?
Now I am turning green with envy. In London there are some cycle superhighways, and some cycle lanes, but at every junction it is a fight for space. I usually go on the pavement to avoid getting run over.
I have 3 bikes - shall I send over one of mine?
Good thanks, sun is shining, just baked some bread. enjoying a cup of freshly brewed coffee.
They have proper 2 lane cycle paths, cyclists have preference, over cars.
So thought about getting a bike to do the 2k into the station in the mornings whenever I get a gig

I think your bike might be a tad too big for me
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Gosh.
My 6 (six) 4 in 1 instruments have arrived.
Took 3 trips with a trolley to get them up here.
Having heart attack now.
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Quick call the GAL ambulance serviceOriginally posted by zeitghost View PostGosh.
My 6 (six) 4 in 1 instruments have arrived.
Took 3 trips with a trolley to get them up here.
Having heart attack now.

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