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19/11/2008 23:30:12
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topic:
For Sale - Shiny things
martinh
Posts 185
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Hi Stu
Same unit with 700c wheel sold on ebay for £620 today.
Good luck.
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19/11/2008 17:55:48
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topic:
TRACK NIGHT
ant
Posts 125
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cheers si, i'll bear it in mind 
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19/11/2008 16:04:01
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topic:
For Sale - Shiny things
NickW
Posts 357
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stop it Stu, you know there are people with weak wills lurking on this forum
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19/11/2008 15:54:52
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topic:
Calling All Garmin Edge 605/705 Users - Help!
willhub
Posts 37
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Yes I admit I was abit shocked having to shell out extra for decent maps but it's only 25 quid.
I was wondering if it is possible that the Edge 605/705 can recognise one way roads and other things like closed roads but it does not look like it, see when I cycled back home I was faced with a closed road near Huddersfield but lukilly it had a footpath, if it did not I'd not be able to get through and have lost my way.
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19/11/2008 15:18:22
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topic:
FOR SALE: 17.5inch Singlespeed
TomF
Posts 210
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Has he put this on the Singletrack forum? He ought to get a good response from there (being home of bearded-one-gear riders).
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19/11/2008 13:30:47
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topic:
For Sale - Shiny things
Stu Leyland
Posts 197
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From the house of Penketh Cycles.....
Powertap SL wired hub. Comes complete with headunit, case, heart rate chest strap and all other accessories. Includes a free copy of "Training and Racing with a power meter" by Coggan and Allen. Excellent condition. £450 or I can build it into a Mavic Open Pro rim for £50 extra. Get into training with power and reap the benefits.
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19/11/2008 12:52:38
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topic:
Calling All Garmin Edge 605/705 Users - Help!
Pete D
Posts 22
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My 705 came as part of a bundle including the European City Navigator on micro SD card. I gather you can also buy the detail maps on DVD and upload into garmin connect/motion-based etc, but I had no need. It's a bit of a nasty shock, being faced with shelling out a further £60 in order to make the device useful for navigating (ie - the main reason for buying it over the much cheaper 305)!
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19/11/2008 10:18:10
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topic:
TRACK NIGHT
Si
Posts 300
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Ant, if you get really stuck, I use Delta cleats and have a spare set that you could always borrow...
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19/11/2008 09:58:21
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topic:
Ghent 6 day 2008
TomF
Posts 210
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Tijl - I certainly plan to go riding on Saturday, although share Viv's fear of Stan!
I'll pack a pedal spanner.
At some point this week I must actually get my bike and bags ready....
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19/11/2008 09:43:10
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topic:
Ghent 6 day 2008
viv
Posts 1097
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Stan scares me and i havent even met the guy
I can't wait to get out of here even if it is to somewhere equally cold and wet.
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19/11/2008 09:36:56
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topic:
Ghent 6 day 2008
Tijl
Posts 165
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just discussed the rental bikes with the people from the track in Ghent: if you want to go clipless, you have to bring your own pedals and shoes (or at least the tool to get them off the bike you're bringing)
for Saturday's ride (if people are not too hung-over and still want to go cycling): Stan has something in mind including Berendries, Bosberg and Muur/Kapelmuur in Geraardsbergen (leaving from the hotel in Ghent).
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19/11/2008 01:13:50
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topic:
Calling All Garmin Edge 605/705 Users - Help!
willhub
Posts 37
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Bit old topic I know.
But just wondered have you updated your map with something like City Navigator? The standard map seemed very basic and really not useful to me.
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18/11/2008 18:42:45
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topic:
TRACK NIGHT
NickW
Posts 357
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I wouldnt after seeing the Locomotiv pursuit team crash followed by Jason Kenny's slide over the line in the sprint at the World Cup - ouch!
The latest velodrome flyer (handily pinned up over my desk) says shoes are available to hire at £3.50 (plus deposit), bring your own shoes require Look Delta cleats (and also free of mud and grime) as Jerry says. Website mentions cleat adapters for other types??? - I wouldnt count on this though
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18/11/2008 18:38:59
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topic:
TRACK NIGHT
ant
Posts 125
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jerry.cross@gmail.com wrote:
If you're borrowing one of the hire bikes you'll shoes with Look Delta cleats too.
damn, I was planning to. What if I bring my own pedals as well?
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18/11/2008 18:22:34
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topic:
Sports personality behind the scenes
TomF
Posts 210
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Ah, but McLaren is also a "team", and is also British, so watch out....
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18/11/2008 18:17:48
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topic:
TRACK NIGHT
jerry.cross@gmail.com
Posts 69
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If you're borrowing one of the hire bikes you'll shoes with Look Delta cleats too.
They used to hire shoes out but I'm not certain so I'd check first.
Would you really ride around there without a helmet on?
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18/11/2008 18:15:00
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topic:
TRACK NIGHT
viv
Posts 1097
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Yep. And track mitts/gloves. And before Stuart pipes up, clothes etc
Sure someone can lend you one if you dont own one - i cant imagine riding anywhere without one personally.
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18/11/2008 17:54:14
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topic:
Sports personality behind the scenes
viv
Posts 1097
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A little behind the scenes film for the GB cycling teams nomination:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/tv_and_radio/sports_personality_of_the_year/7736107.stm
I dont see how they can not win it but i wont hold my breath.
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18/11/2008 17:46:24
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topic:
TRACK NIGHT
ant
Posts 125
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Do you need a helmet to ride the track?
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18/11/2008 12:10:50
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topic:
Breathing
viv
Posts 1097
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Maybe check you haven't got a medical condition first...and if not then feel the pain like the rest of us in the knowledge you're not about to keel over. You should get some advice if you're concerned though.
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