mickthemaverick wrote: 28 Jun 2023, 22:17 Jim, you may have given those girls a lesson on PF riding but I don't think you've got the hang of the Messerschmidt!!!![]()
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mickthemaverick wrote: 28 Jun 2023, 22:17 Jim, you may have given those girls a lesson on PF riding but I don't think you've got the hang of the Messerschmidt!!!![]()
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Yes I ask the stupid questions, because normally it is that simple.
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Yes I ask the stupid questions, because normally it is that simple.
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Your post reminded me of the Rusty Bike which I came across
Appears the Rusty Bike is still on the go Skull, have you paid it a visit
http://www.therustybike.co.uk/gallery/'
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I've been there on my bike during a club ride SkullSkull wrote: 01 Jul 2023, 23:49 Looks a lovely place for a pit stop if you're local
https://www.emilysteashop.com/ SG4 8AF
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That's a good looking place Neil but a bit far for me to ride to
On the subject of rusty bikes, how about this one?
Seen at Cranmore Railway Station on Thursday...
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There is a clearance sale on in London this month which may interest the cycling membership:
https://www.i-bidder.com/en-gb/auction- ... 046-image2
https://www.i-bidder.com/en-gb/auction- ... 046-image2
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mickthemaverick wrote: 08 Jul 2023, 11:18 There is a clearance sale on in London this month which may interest the cycling membership:![]()
https://www.i-bidder.com/en-gb/auction- ... 046-image2
Lots of e-bikes!
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This is a Claude Butler, glorious in its Heath Robinson-ness
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I can't help thinking that's a real knee burner but I love the adjustable chain tensioning gear!! 
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I was thinking that'd be an ideal bike for me to take on Jim one of the little 80 mile country pootles he does . I reckon I could match him on that most of the way 'round.
I take it that's the petrol tank on the front and the nitrous kit on the rear rack
I take it that's the petrol tank on the front and the nitrous kit on the rear rack
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Depends on who runs out of fuel first - you petrol and me cake and flapjacks!bobins wrote: 10 Jul 2023, 13:09 I was thinking that'd be an ideal bike for me to take on Jim one of the little 80 mile country pootles he does . I reckon I could match him on that most of the way 'round.
That would be great for negotiating steep hillsbobins wrote: 10 Jul 2023, 13:09 I take it that's the petrol tank on the front and the nitrous kit on the rear rack![]()
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In TT racing action last evening on the Hanslope F5z/10 course 
I'm on the brakes there as I'm approaching a T junction at the foot of a long, fast descent...
The course was a bit busy in parts due to the M1 being closed and people rat-running on part of pour course. It was quite amazing to ride across two M1 overbridges and see the motorway totally empty and devoid of all traffic!
Had I not been racing I'd have stopped and taken a few pictures of this unusual event...
I'm on the brakes there as I'm approaching a T junction at the foot of a long, fast descent...
The course was a bit busy in parts due to the M1 being closed and people rat-running on part of pour course. It was quite amazing to ride across two M1 overbridges and see the motorway totally empty and devoid of all traffic!
Had I not been racing I'd have stopped and taken a few pictures of this unusual event...
Jim
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