Really sorry for your situation mate. How is Jorja through all of this? (please forgive me if I spell her name incorrectly)

In total, including the matched donation by the company, we raised £2500 and cycle over 600km which meant we sailed past Paris and could have reached Rotterdam.

I feel like I've been absent on here.. had a lot going on. Beside the usual work stuff and historic family stuff most of you know about, life has been intolerable for the past week. Thankfully baby/bump is fine but we went into hospital with contraction type feelings at just 21 weeks thinking we wer...

You ordered chamois butter yet?

We put on a Charity event for the last 2 days where we aimed to cycle the distance from our headquarters in Gloucester to the Eiffel Tower (not in Gloucester). We were so far behind in planning the event we were looking to postpone, or even cancel, the whole thing. With riders still spinning away an...

I spent a day at a pedal-up bike park. What a day it was!!!
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Spring cleaning in preparation for our friends (and Benny's Godparents) staying over next weekend.

Then I've got to get the mountain bike ready for a day at the trails tomorrow in Longleat

I'm glad that biker got thrown clear of the railings to be honest... I think their landing was the most fortunate outcome of all. If they'd have gotten an arm of leg through the railing they'd probably have suffered an instantaneous amputation. It just doesn't bear thinking about.

I get 150-600mb on 5G home broadband. Upload speed 12-16mb

Breakfast with my Mum and her partner and his kids, then bowling and softplay. Gonna need a miracle to survive my Son today

I hope he'll be alright quickly mate!

Great stuff!!! Can I make a suggestion? Do them single leg, identify your weakest leg and then match your strongest leg to that

This really sucks mate and I'm sorry this is happening to you. Is there anyway this rig can be sabotaged?!

75litres of high pressure storage too... so let's take a stab that it'll be 30kg or more of tank to store 100 miles of range... which has now dropped to 80 miles of range thanks to the additional mass.

kiwikrasher wrote: ↑24 Feb 2024, 02:07

kiwikrasher wrote: ↑22 Feb 2024, 07:44
On route to Adelaide for a long weekend with Jess, might as well make the most of being on sick leave

Yeah… might have overshot last night….

That's a euphemism, right?

Happy Birthday Mr Monster!

Haha... I don't know what you mean.....

Yeah seems that way.. doesn't match my logical understanding of the situation but that's fine by me.

I've really concentrated on keeping my head down and keeping quiet. I've not spoken up about anything unless I'm almost certain, it does mean I'm not asking many questions and searching for the answers myself which is time consuming but so far this has been well received - a logic I'm not understand...

My Wife's S21 has just been replaced by the S24 and its a noticeable improvement all round. Its slightly shorter physically but the screen uses more of the real estate and is the same size. It also holds really nice in the hand, something I didn't think mattered but it's much nicer to hold than my S...