Xmas Lists
Red Rider
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Sorry, I know it's still October... but some organised people are already asking me what I want for christmas - aint mums brilliant?!
What (not overly expensive) sort of things are you guys gonna ask Santa for?
My rather pathetic list currently stands at::
1) Knog frogs. (I already have lights for the commute but you can never have too many, and they do look just lurvely!)
RR
What (not overly expensive) sort of things are you guys gonna ask Santa for?
My rather pathetic list currently stands at::
1) Knog frogs. (I already have lights for the commute but you can never have too many, and they do look just lurvely!)
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Easy - a helmet cam. A bit on the pricey side but am hoping rellies might club together if I drop enough hints.0
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I'd like
1. some va va voom
2. some promises of adventures when I have received (a)
3. Some of those knog lights look good, I'd like those too
4. 12 extra hours in each day. Preferably daylight onesEmerging from under a big black cloud. All help welcome0 -
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wiggle vouchers, bought through my account to add to my running total obviously0
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White Line wrote:Oh, number four sounds good. I think I'll have some of that too.
Just 12 hours of light would be good...... Up here we now plunged into the Darkness of Middle Earth till the end of March."Encyclopaedia is a fetish for very small bicycles"0 -
-null- wrote:I've already got a big list of things.
SPD pedals + shoes
New helmet
small rucksack
multi-tool + just in case bits and bobs
Helmet cam
And that's just the bike stuff.
Hey -null-, sounds like you are begining to take this seriously.....
Etape Caledonia next year?"Encyclopaedia is a fetish for very small bicycles"0 -
I normally get my wife a lot of little pressies (as well as a big one or two) as stocking fillers. I had thought the 'firefly' type of light up dust cap would be a good idea - but I can't easily find them online. I'm probably searching with the wrong thing!0
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Wallace1492 wrote:-null- wrote:I've already got a big list of things.
SPD pedals + shoes
New helmet
small rucksack
multi-tool + just in case bits and bobs
Helmet cam
And that's just the bike stuff.
Hey -null-, sounds like you are begining to take this seriously.....
Etape Caledonia next year?
You?
oh and I've added
panniers
bike rack
to my list0 -
New pannier set (I decided to ride off without hooking them on properly, was very lucky they broke rather than the spokes they attached too! The bodged repair is just about holding)
SPD Shoes and Pedals.0 -
-null- wrote:Wallace1492 wrote:-null- wrote:I've already got a big list of things.
SPD pedals + shoes
New helmet
small rucksack
multi-tool + just in case bits and bobs
Helmet cam
And that's just the bike stuff.
Hey -null-, sounds like you are begining to take this seriously.....
Etape Caledonia next year?
You?
oh and I've added
panniers
bike rack
to my list
I have entered already. I am also planning a Glasgow to Durness in late May/early June camping all the way. This year's Spring challenge was the West Highland Way, so just fancied something bike related for next year. Etape will be training run for it..."Encyclopaedia is a fetish for very small bicycles"0 -
Mrs Asprilla will be presenting me with a mini-me around Xmas and provided that's all ok, I'll be very happy.Mud - Genesis Vapour CCX
Race - Fuji Norcom Straight
Sun - Cervelo R3
Winter / Commute - Dolan ADX0 -
I'm feeling particularly shallow today (dont go there LiT) a Rapha CapNeil
Help I'm Being Oppressed0 -
Wallace1492 wrote:-null- wrote:Wallace1492 wrote:-null- wrote:I've already got a big list of things.
SPD pedals + shoes
New helmet
small rucksack
multi-tool + just in case bits and bobs
Helmet cam
And that's just the bike stuff.
Hey -null-, sounds like you are begining to take this seriously.....
Etape Caledonia next year?
You?
oh and I've added
panniers
bike rack
to my list
I have entered already. I am also planning a Glasgow to Durness in late May/early June camping all the way. This year's Spring challenge was the West Highland Way, so just fancied something bike related for next year. Etape will be training run for it...0 -
Twin Six Greaser Top
and entry fee for the TOW.
Would also like the money for the L2P but don't know anyone willing to spend that on me.+++++++++++++++++++++
we are the proud, the few, Descendents.
Panama - finally putting a nail in the economic theory of the trickle down effect.0 -
duncedunce wrote:I had thought the 'firefly' type of light up dust cap would be a good idea - but I can't easily find them online.
I just took a couple back to my LBS as they didnt work. The motion activated switch was sensitive enough to set them blinking when I walked past the bike, but when the wheels turned at anything over 5mph the cetrifugal force was greater than the switch's switchiness and they stayed off0 -
I want rapha 3/4s both the cross and road ones.. I can't bring myself to spend quite that much yet... but vouchers would do the trick
Reservations for El Buli would also be pretty sweetPurveyor of sonic doom
Very Hairy Roadie - FCN 4
Fixed Pista- FCN 5
Beared Bromptonite - FCN 140 -
I would like:
new Knives and pans for the kitchen :oops:Whenever I see an adult on a bicycle, I believe in the future of the human race.
H.G. Wells.0 -
FeynmanC wrote:duncedunce wrote:I had thought the 'firefly' type of light up dust cap would be a good idea - but I can't easily find them online.
I just took a couple back to my LBS as they didnt work. The motion activated switch was sensitive enough to set them blinking when I walked past the bike, but when the wheels turned at anything over 5mph the cetrifugal force was greater than the switch's switchiness and they stayed off0 -
I'm insisting that I receive no gifts at all this year. I always try to but nobody lets me just have nothing. This year they will, I'm determined.0
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FeynmanC wrote:cee wrote:I would like:
new Knives and pans for the kitchen :oops:
I just had my good knives sharpened...first thing i did...slice my finger :oops:
Them be BLOOMING sharp now!
One of mine was sharp enough to slice straight through my thumb, thumbnail included, and catch in the bone.
Must be more careful while chopping...0 -
lost_in_thought wrote:
One of mine was sharp enough to slice straight through my thumb, thumbnail included, and catch in the bone.
Must be more careful while chopping...
Ouch!!!
I dread knocking one of the thin ones off the surface. One of the people i worked with when I were a lad did that and it went through her foot and into the floorboard.
Proper ouch!!!0 -
Sliced into my finger yesterday when for some reason I decided to slice a bagel in half whilst holding it - using my digits as some sort of soft chopping board. I'd say lesson learnt, but it's not the first time...
Anyway, I'm gonna add this to my list. Xmas would seem a good excuse to get a new rucky sack and unless anyone's got a better idea, then I've fallen for this in the way I so often do for shiny red inanimate objects.0 -
cee wrote:I would like:
new Knives and pans for the kitchen :oops:
May I recommend you this website for their post-Christmas sale then:
http://www.pots-and-pans.co.uk/
I got a cracking deal on a set of Henckels knives - £127 and a free chopping board. Best current price for them online is £250.
If you're feeling flush they also have copper pans.0