The "I have just ordered..." thread
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That's what I thought. But at £22 posted it wasn't much to pay to save time poking around in my belly button.I don't do smileys.
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mrscooldad wrote:he was just poking around in my belly button. if he was going to get the wrong hole, id prefer it to be the other one
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Not having been blessed sizewise one must take the best fit.
Anyway better than Mrs Sheep's usual question - 'is it in?'I don't do smileys.
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Well, you can't be too surprised she asks that, you've just said yourself that you're not blessed.cooldad wrote:Not having been blessed sizewise one must take the best fit.
Anyway better than Mrs Sheep's usual question - 'is it in?'0 -
Just trying to help out, what with Sheeps little impotence problemI don't do smileys.
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Thanks guys, I've got the dhb southsea jacket its not right breathable but does keep the rain out and also suitable if I stop by a boozerThe Northern Monkey wrote:IcarusGreen wrote:bushu wrote:pearl izumi barrier MTB overshoes, after finding the full front velcro covers of the am41's don't stand a chance against horizontal british rain
anyone rate the dhb Perpetual Waterproof Trousers? they sound the part :?:
I rate all the dhb kit, all the stuff I've got works excellently and it's low cost.
I've got a DHB waterproof jacket and its brilliant. Its not fully breathable as I got the cheapest one, but there are loads of zip vents in just the right places so I hardly ever get hot!
I'd get more DHB kit if I needed some waterproof trousers, money well spent in my eyes!
Thinking this
Plus this
Then my pearl izumi barrier mtb booties, in theory I should be set for the autumn commute/soaking but the weather will no doubt prove me wrong0 -
Question for you guys
Been running the original S Works The Captain tyres on my '09 Stumpy, finally got a fail on the sidewall on the rear. Do I replace like for like, sticking with what I know (because I know naaaathing) or should I go for something better/more affordable?0 -
I think its good to try other tyres purely because I know naaaathing so I get a feel for what works for me plus the stuff you don't like will always be handy backup material
Others have firm favourites & will grumble at my inexperience
Edit- I feel right queer without a chunky kenda up front purely superstitious kak tbh0 -
foxc_uk wrote:Question for you guys
Been running the original S Works The Captain tyres on my '09 Stumpy, finally got a fail on the sidewall on the rear. Do I replace like for like, sticking with what I know (because I know naaaathing) or should I go for something better/more affordable?
Bontrager Mud x are pretty much the Biz and should suit Sherwood Pines and work superb in the Peaks if you would venture over and are reasonably priced £19.99 at J E James.I'm going to blow the bank on a new build ( within reason ) NOW DONE!!
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I've just ordered...........a road bike.
I'm off to shave my legs and buy some team Lycra.Please help me raise £5k for Diabetes UK by completing a Couch Potato to Ironman challenge.
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so you decided to get a cotic soul for 18bikes because they're friendly?fat_homer wrote:A black Cotic Soul for the friendly people at 18 Bikes!0 -
Bloody hell we'll have commuters in here soon.I don't do smileys.
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Or worse, roadies.djbarren wrote:cooldad wrote:Bloody hell we'll have commuters in here soon.
M8 i'm takin the p**s, my legs are hairy and pure white.I don't do smileys.
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You do or you wouldn't have replied.djbarren wrote:I don't do smileys.
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Into lycra and bondage?djbarren wrote:I have just ordered these to protect my Roadie LegsI don't do smileys.
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Fat Spanner rotor straightener. Found I needed it after trying to true a brake rotor with a small shifting spanner last weekend..
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trek superfly
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Yet more On-one merino's, literally life savers for me now on these colder mornings
Will order the w/p dhb trousers when i dare check the balance of the beer funds
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Giant Trance X4 (2010)
Giant SCR 02 (2006)0 -
^^^ One of those, in a Medium flavour. I like c2w...
Which will then be followed by a few shiny goodies once it finally arrives. 0 -
^^^ I can't find a Halfords with one I can look at....0
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2x bontrager xr3 29x2,10
light and motion urban 300 light for winter0 -
the dhb peretual waterproof pants 'black' dont want to look too much like a commuter - while comuting to work
nearly had the altura attack pants from the localish lbs but only had xl in stock. if only I was a porker they were niiiice, probably get some in Oct if they get more in stock0
