long shot, but i need a set of jones loops. anyone?

the kona clydesdale thing was a kona hoss and a hoss deluxe. nice bikes too.

and a cannondale T200 tourer when we had lockdown back in 2000? foot and mouth. it snapped after a month or so.
swapped for a specialized sirrius pro, which also snapped.

there may be more.

cheers james.

pretty sure i have asked this before.

sorry, anyone know?

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FFS dont list all the gear you have tried - it will be a LONG LONG list

well we dont have much else to do.........

i am 21 stone, so you decide..................

looking for a xl roadbike. 21'' or bigger

cheap and tatty will be ok, as it is just to see if i like it.

anyone?

dont laugh, but i fancy a nice lightweight road bike. hopefully this stupidity will pass soon.

mike, i had a period of swapping saddles almost every ride. then i got a heads up off a bloke who had prostate cancer.
he told me to try a ISM adamo saddle.
i now have them on my 3 bikes, and they are a revelation.

https://ismseat.com/

i use the PR 3 model.

i struggle a bit from time to time with terrible mood swings and bouts of anger/guilt. if i did not have my bike to ride to get away from people, even loved ones i would not be a nice bloke to live with. so this for me is more of a mental wellbeing thing than a exercise thing. i ride daily all the t...

not much in the way of climbing round south leeds.
but today i have ridden a 50 mile route from home with only 2 miles of road, and never further than 10km from home.

enjoyed that.

i dont ride a fat bike, but i do ride a 29+ bike. main reason is that the strength and support from a large tyre/wider rim works fantastic with a much heavier rider like myself.

a friend in the dales mentioned it. and his wife works for the national trust.

i have been doing loads of local rides, most within 5 miles of home. managed 120 miles this week.

#staylocal

If the national parks were to be closed (if this was possible). could the police start imposing fines to people from outside the area?

i am not in a rush mate.bike is at work they are for, and i am furloughed.

message you cheeky monkey

i am after a few bits. been furloughed from work, so gonna try and save a bit of cash rather than buying new. so has anyone got, 1 x pair of drop bar brake levers. to work with trp cable discs. 1 x topeak mountain or road morphe pump. 1 x handlebar roll. (the type with blocks to hold it off the bars...

dont really like to talk about it, but has anyone caught it? i dont know if i have but i have laid up at home with something that started on friday. started with a banging head, and proper tender aching joints. went home and went to bed. saturday just felt wiped out so slept most off it. never cough...

i am with Stu on this. they all look very nice, but oh so uncomfy.
drop the saddle a couple of inch, and add a couple of inch to the steerer and mayby they would be comfy.

i kind of bounce between 19 and 22 stone. 20.5 at present. over the years i have owned every single kind of bike designed for clydesdales, as the yanks call us bigger riders. the best i have ever owned was a custom Ventana el Capitan. custom shocks and forks fitted to it, it was vaguely exciting. bu...

1. my wife, children and grandchildren, especially my 1 month old grandson...….he is vaguely exciting.

2. riding my bike, on road, off road, touring, commuting, pottering.

3. really good quality beer.

I will carry on regardless. I ride alone all the time anyway.

messaged you.