G'Eve Webbos!

Kaise
Kaise Posts: 2,498
edited January 2012 in The Crudcatcher
What you fools unto tonight then?

Today has been a good day sorting out wedding shizzle including my waistcoat, and also my mates booked me on the the Uplift at Bringewood next weekend! BOOM

Now take the Stumpy, granted, but take the pig as well?

Tonight has been weight session in the kitchen, squats and dead lifts, now time for a film, but what to watch!
:)Ragley Blue Pig
:twisted: Spesh Demo 8 II

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  • Richie63
    Richie63 Posts: 2,132
    Watching Green Zone and replying to your posts
    I'm going to blow the bank on a new build ( within reason ) NOW DONE!!
    http://i570.photobucket.com/albums/ss14 ... 010362.jpg
  • tlw1
    tlw1 Posts: 22,158
    Current wife away so took the kids to the pub for dinner rather than that cooking stuff. Now meant to be studying, but cba
  • welshkev
    welshkev Posts: 9,690
    Kaise wrote:
    What you fools unto tonight then?

    Today has been a good day sorting out wedding shizzle including my waistcoat, and also my mates booked me on the the Uplift at Bringewood next weekend! BOOM

    Now take the Stumpy, granted, but take the pig as well?

    Tonight has been weight session in the kitchen, squats and dead lifts, now time for a film, but what to watch!

    kaise, totally not what you've asked, but, i've just started working in bristol. what bike shop do you use? is the cycle surgery in filton any good do you know?
  • Kaise
    Kaise Posts: 2,498
    welshkev wrote:
    kaise, totally not what you've asked, but, i've just started working in bristol. what bike shop do you use? is the cycle surgery in filton any good do you know?

    mate i would give them a miss to be honest as they are a bit over priced and not always the most helpful!

    bike shops in this order;

    Bike Bristol
    embassy house / queens ave / clifton / bristol / bs8 1sb
    Really helpful staff, and stock some good stuff as well, they even fixed my new bike twice for little to no cost there and then (new star nut and straightened the rear hanger)

    Muddock
    http://www.mud-dock.co.uk/cycleworks/index.html
    Good shop, great cafe, long serviced times though but brilliant wheel builders from experience (DT swiss rim built 1 year ago and after some serious abuse its still true!)

    Zero G Bedminster and Zero G Downend (bit out of the way)
    http://www.zerogcycles.com/
    mint, good service with the workshop (free removal of linkage bearings on the stumpy last year) and they sell some really good stuff and great bikes

    Psyclewerx
    http://www.psyclewerx.co.uk/
    These guys stock some trick bits, small shop but seems to be alright, heard the staff can be a bit funny with people but i've never had any problems

    Bike workshop
    http://www.bikeworkshop.co.uk/
    This is a cave of some amazing second hand bikes, they had a GT Zaskar LE (circa '90) in mint condition the other month for hardly any cash!



    thats about it, The others in bristol either;
    a) over priced
    or
    b) run by grumpy a-holes

    If you up for a ride out on a tuesday or thursday night give me a shout
    :)Ragley Blue Pig
    :twisted: Spesh Demo 8 II
  • El Capitano
    El Capitano Posts: 6,401
    Good Evening Freaks!

    This evening, I've rewired the light in my son's bedroom after he blew all the electrics. He does have an electrician's certificate...

    Then been stripped this paint type substance from a pair of handgun grips. Bought a Umerex CP88 Competition for £10 at a carboot sale this morning. Looked crappy, but still works. Grips had this rubber type paint on them. As they're wood, they're worth stripping and re-staining.

    Also fixed the mudguard on the Focus, again... The bridge has to have an extension piece fitted to join it to the frame (where the rear brake would attach on a road bike). I've used Mecanno in the past, but they keep snapping, so got a thicker piece of steel and attacked it with the Dremel. But more robust (and obviously heavier), but should last the winter.

    Then watched both Ace Ventura films - 2 film boxset in Asda, £5. :D
    1 2 3 4 (Dead)5 6
  • MarksMintness
    MarksMintness Posts: 484
    El Capitano wrote:
    Then watched both Ace Ventura films - 2 film boxset in Asda, £5. :D

    Can't think of a better use of time than watching these 2 comedy classics - absolutely mint!
    Current bike: 2014 Kinesis Racelight T2 - built by my good self!
  • VWsurfbum
    VWsurfbum Posts: 7,881
    tards!
    i'm "working"
    Kazza the Tranny
    Now for sale Fatty
  • lawman
    lawman Posts: 6,868
    i'm contemplating whether to pull the trigger on a carbon 456...

    FROOCAR456UF_P2.jpg

    back in stock for 300 quid, should be able to stretch once ive got rid of all the shite currently littering my flat, my house and the garage, alas being at uni for another week it may have to wait :( it is soooo tempting!!! what would you bumders do? buy it now or wait with the risk of them running out, ive become completely paranoid about my HT after a mate cracked his boardman, but we shall see...
  • VWsurfbum
    VWsurfbum Posts: 7,881
    Do it!
    Kazza the Tranny
    Now for sale Fatty
  • tlw1
    tlw1 Posts: 22,158
    lawman wrote:
    i'm contemplating whether to pull the trigger on a carbon 456...

    FROOCAR456UF_P2.jpg

    back in stock for 300 quid, should be able to stretch once ive got rid of all the shite currently littering my flat, my house and the garage, alas being at uni for another week it may have to wait :( it is soooo tempting!!! what would you bumders do? buy it now or wait with the risk of them running out, ive become completely paranoid about my HT after a mate cracked his boardman, but we shall see...

    Get it bought
  • welshkev
    welshkev Posts: 9,690
    Kaise wrote:
    welshkev wrote:
    kaise, totally not what you've asked, but, i've just started working in bristol. what bike shop do you use? is the cycle surgery in filton any good do you know?

    mate i would give them a miss to be honest as they are a bit over priced and not always the most helpful!

    bike shops in this order;

    Bike Bristol
    embassy house / queens ave / clifton / bristol / bs8 1sb
    Really helpful staff, and stock some good stuff as well, they even fixed my new bike twice for little to no cost there and then (new star nut and straightened the rear hanger)

    Muddock
    http://www.mud-dock.co.uk/cycleworks/index.html
    Good shop, great cafe, long serviced times though but brilliant wheel builders from experience (DT swiss rim built 1 year ago and after some serious abuse its still true!)

    Zero G Bedminster and Zero G Downend (bit out of the way)
    http://www.zerogcycles.com/
    mint, good service with the workshop (free removal of linkage bearings on the stumpy last year) and they sell some really good stuff and great bikes

    Psyclewerx
    http://www.psyclewerx.co.uk/
    These guys stock some trick bits, small shop but seems to be alright, heard the staff can be a bit funny with people but i've never had any problems

    Bike workshop
    http://www.bikeworkshop.co.uk/
    This is a cave of some amazing second hand bikes, they had a GT Zaskar LE (circa '90) in mint condition the other month for hardly any cash!



    thats about it, The others in bristol either;
    a) over priced
    or
    b) run by grumpy a-holes

    If you up for a ride out on a tuesday or thursday night give me a shout


    cheers mate, i'll check them out :D

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