April 9th, 2008
History III - Risers
That’s what I call ape hangers
So here’s where my love of all things two-wheeled comes from.
That’s what I call ape hangers
So here’s where my love of all things two-wheeled comes from.
Karrimor always used to name their stuff after places. Fleecy stuff was named after scottish islands. Outer layers after huge Himalayan mountains where they had no doubt kitted out some expedition of proper rugged wiry men with large beards.
Their top of the range stretch goretex mountain biking jacket was named after a 1990’s north-eastern race […]
Limp wristed player tennis Andy Murray has claimed that Tennis matches are fixed and some people are paid to deliberately lose.
He must be really pissed off that no-one is paying his opponents.
I see that BMW are being disingenious over their CO2 emissions, claiming that their new cars are cleaner than their old cars.
At an event put together by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders they wheeled out* an 18 year old BMW, an M635i that does 18mpg and a new BMW, a 635D that does […]
A friend recently should have known better than to post this on a forum…
oh no - it’s the “of or relating to” thread
Posted by: [deleted]
Date: October 8, 2007 06:49PM
here’s my mental collection:
equine - horses
ovine - sheep
bovine - cattle
ranine - frogs (only learned from Jeeves and Wooster a few months ago)
vulpine - foxes
ursine - bears
porcine […]
Photo © & courtesy Dr Chopper
No, I’ve not bought a 29er. Just a picture Dr Chopper has posted from his Antarctic underground lair to make me insanely jealous. Just a picture?
Human Rights organisation Liberty doesn’t just work for the Human Rights of people in third world oppressed regimes, it increasingly has to worry about closer to home:
“Irreverent but revelatory, outrageous but true, ‘Taking Liberties’ combines real stories of liberty loss with never-seen-before footage, cheeky stunts and comment from leading politicians, celebrities, human rights organisations (including […]
Is it too late to reconsider?
Apparently committees were involved. Compare with the elegance of the work by Lance Wyman for Mexico 1968.
dRj0n is looking for a bike to cover long distances and handle some trail. “purpose: covering long distances with possibility to ride rougher trails.” A typical ride might cover 60 miles 30% rolling c road, 15% singletrack, rocky rooty and minorly technical, and the remainaing 55% rail grade cinder and gravel path.
My take on […]

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Actually we‚re lying about the Maverick since some low-life stole it.
A dogs dinner of links to stuff that we have arranged in an apparently random manner, though I assure you it made sense at the time.
The things we listen to are occasionally logged on Last.fm
New! iPod updating courtesy of iScrobbler.
It doesn't update from the wheels of steel though :-)
Remember kids, vinyl can't carry Digital Rights Management.
in no particular order...
For all that we like the up-to-the minute offerings of the web there‚s nothing like a proper badly photocopied A5 fanzine or a glossily printed proper magazine to keep you occupied on the throne. Here, in no particular order, is our material of choice.
In the UK as we give away our civil liberties in the name of freedom it might be handy to be aware of Photographers Rights.
Don’t let The Man stop you shooting.
If anyone has a full set of NEMBA results (that‚s North of England for you colonial types) then please forward them.
sometimes you just gotta take action, or at least be able to get our hands on the FACTS