Michel wrote: 19 Jun 2017, 04:52
CitroJim wrote: 19 Jun 2017, 04:44
Michel wrote: 18 Jun 2017, 20:26
Jim, as a cyclist, you should always carry enough spare change for a cup of tea and a slice of cake! FFS man!
I carry water... No need for any food on my rides...
It's an ancient tradition, should you get stuck in the lashing rain near somewhere to shelter and have a warm drink while you dry out! Interestingly, they've opened a nice little cyclist's cafe with a workshop in Warren Row, near me (it's the arse-end of nowhere!) but it's always packed when I ride past -
https://www.facebook.com/velolife.co.uk/?fref=ts
That's a great looking place Mike

Could do with one of those around here...
Still, on the subject of bike emergencies, I renewed my bike insurance yesterday only to find I have breakdown recovery included in it. If I break down I can ring up and be taken home...
I insured with Velosure... Very competitive...
In other news, the Pug of Love has failed...
She's developed a very noisy and rattly auxiliary belt tensioner and it looks on the verge of breaking-up...
I only replaced it a couple of years ago when I last did the cambelt... It was bloody expensive too...
I was going to take the Pug to Oxford today for Robyn's graduation ceremony as I thought my passengers may appreciate the aircon but now we'll go in Gabriel as per the original plan!
Today is a very special day and no way can I risk any automotive problems...