Brothersmith wrote:

Richpips wrote:Crikey, how much bibs, jersey and arm warmers bundle.

They're my Father's day pressies.

Cor, want to swap children? I only got a gingerbread man from my lad which he then promptly ate

Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't Father's Day not until Sunday?

In my case gingerbread man was made at school and he has already told me he has got me not else.

Still I suppose my hopes of Crikey, how much kit from him aren't totally dashed yet

Right, I'm off to find the wifey and baby to show them that Fathers get Crikey, how much products...

Brothersmith wrote:Still I suppose my hopes of Crikey, how much kit from him aren't totally dashed yet

I'm an Assos man, myself...

Ian wrote:

Brothersmith wrote:Still I suppose my hopes of Crikey, how much kit from him aren't totally dashed yet

I'm an Assos man, myself...

More of a bust and legs man myself

slarge wrote:

Ian wrote:

Brothersmith wrote:Still I suppose my hopes of Crikey, how much kit from him aren't totally dashed yet

I'm an Assos man, myself...

More of a bust and legs man myself

http://www.assos.com/en/25/products.aspx?cat=7,19,22

(possibly not entirely safe for work...)

http://www.assos.com/en/25/products.asp ... at=7,19,22

(possibly not entirely safe for work...)

There's something about this picture, maybe the angle, lighting? But it makes her appear to be packing a little more than you'd be bargaining for

s8tannorm wrote:

http://www.assos.com/en/25/products.asp ... at=7,19,22

(possibly not entirely safe for work...)

There's something about this picture, maybe the angle, lighting? But it makes her appear to be packing a little more than you'd be bargaining for

Any port in a storm

s8tannorm wrote:

http://www.assos.com/en/25/products.asp ... at=7,19,22

(possibly not entirely safe for work...)

There's something about this picture, maybe the angle, lighting? But it makes her appear to be packing a little more than you'd be bargaining for

I think you'd be fine - looks OK in this picture:


IGMC...

They're different birds!

Sisters maybe.........goes off into fantasy world........



I knew someone would bring this thread down a level or two....

New custom length 130 cm 10.5 mm pole from Stu arrived yesterday. I already had a 110 cm and 70 cm set but found that with my new silwing tarp (which is designed as a two man) when out in the field the gap around the bottom wasn't always great due to long grass, heather etc so was sometimes getting condensation in situations when I would not have expected it. The new 130 raises the front end nicely giving a better gap round the bottom, gives more headroom and allows the tarp to be spread wider giving huge coverage. The difference doesn't look great in the before/after pics but the gap is definately bigger. I had thought of using the old 110 cm at the back but found the 70 cm to be fine.
Before,
New Pole 001 by youngray50, on Flickr
After,
New Pole 002 by youngray50, on Flickr

Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't Father's Day not until Sunday?

Yep, I've not worn them yet.

Kanga stiffeners that got left out of my alpkit order on wednesday...

They are very like knitting needles if anyone is myog-ing a bar bag!

Untitled by flatfishrufus, on Flickr

Did the guard dog frighten him off?

Dan_K wrote:Did the guard dog frighten him off?

Can you not see the postman shaped bulge in his tummy?

You want a bit of weed killer on that paving before that moss takes hold ... obviously put the dog inside first though

Thought I'd posted on STW for a minute then.
Are his paws not aligned with his ears?

Next you'll be telling us that he makes the trails come alive.

New brakes for my cross bike:


IMAG0308 by DKNWHY, on Flickr

Taylor, well cute!

Dan, excellent brakes, been using them on my road bike for ages, much better modulation and power than BB 7 Road.

I've just picked this up for my boy. I was expecting a dog of a bike.

It's hardly been used.

Not bad for £100

.....and no it wasn't nicked.

Super mundane (if that's not an oxymoron) but practical sack of innertubes from innertube shop.com

Decided all my spares had multiple patches and were perishing so out with the old and in with the new.

Richpips wrote:I've just picked this up for my boy. I was expecting a dog of a bike.

It's hardly been used.

Not bad for £100

.....and no it wasn't nicked.

Bargain. I've got a trek fuel ex (9) too. Lovely bike, does tend to eat bearings though, and there are a lot of them!