Jody
Stubborn git
HOW MUCH!
Cheaper alternatives are available for around 40-50 quid but they look to be a lot bulkier.
All I want for Christmas is...
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Cheaper alternatives are available for around 40-50 quid but they look to be a lot bulkier.
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I buy my gloves in the local market for a couple of quid, I wouldn't pay much more than that for a pair of gloves.
Jody
Stubborn git
Needs must. You’d pay whatever it takes if you suffering enough.
Simon was saying he'd tried all manner of gloves which were no good due to Raynaud's. Heated sounds like the only option left.
Nibor
Bewildered
- Location
- Accrington
a Dukla Prague away kit.
figbat
Slippery scientist
- Location
- South Oxfordshire, UK
Do you want these for Christmas, or just want them? I can see overshoes, jerseys and gloves being a nice gift but jockey wheels and wheels I’d just get myself. Same for the bike - if buying something requires a significant input from me then there’s no point making it a Christmas present, it’s just buying a thing near Christmas.
Mburton1993
Über Member
- Location
- Stalybridge
No rain or snow before 10am.
vickster
Legendary Member
I have lots of unmatched socks for some reason. Washing machine must eat them.
Or maybe you should just spend some time taking all the unmatched socks and put them together more carefully with their matches
fossyant
Ride It Like You Stole It!
- Location
- South Manchester
Or maybe you should just spend some time taking all the unmatched socks and put them together more carefully with their matches
Oh too much like hard work !
vickster
Legendary Member
Oh too much like hard work !
Get one of your offspring to do it, earn their keep!
- Location
- Inside my skull
Oh bugger, that’s still hanging around.
figbat
Slippery scientist
- Location
- South Oxfordshire, UK
If anyone wants a glove recommendation to hint at Mr Claus, I can tell you that on Wednesday evening I rode a MTB for just under 2 hours in temperature that registered down to -9°C on my Wahoo and my hands stayed warm. I was wearing the Planet-X 'lobster claw' gloves with thin merino glove liners underneath. I was also well-layered on the torso and dual-layered on the legs.
....and it's here, just in time for Xmas 
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The Boardman always felt like a bad bike made good by the Fazua motor. The Creo feels like a proper pedal bike that happens to have a motor.
The frame/finish is on a totally different level to the Boardman. Amazingly despite having semi-uspension at the front, a 30% larger battery than the Boardman, it comes in 2kg lighter.
The question is now if I 'ruin' the Creo with mudguards and pannier?? Or just keep it for the occasion summer ride......the former I recon, after all what's the point of a nice bike if you don't use it.
.The Boardman always felt like a bad bike made good by the Fazua motor. The Creo feels like a proper pedal bike that happens to have a motor.
The frame/finish is on a totally different level to the Boardman. Amazingly despite having semi-uspension at the front, a 30% larger battery than the Boardman, it comes in 2kg lighter.
The question is now if I 'ruin' the Creo with mudguards and pannier?? Or just keep it for the occasion summer ride......the former I recon, after all what's the point of a nice bike if you don't use it
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cyberknight
As long as I breathe, I attack.
- Location
- Land of confusion
If Mrs CK operation goes well next year i will be happy , other than that this cold i have had for 2 weeks now can fark right off ,
Other than that the new colnalgo would go down a treat if anyone has a spare one please ?
Other than that the new colnalgo would go down a treat if anyone has a spare one please ?
- Location
- Somewhere wet & hilly in NW England.
....and it's here, just in time for Xmas
The Boardman always felt like a bad bike made good by the Fazua motor. The Creo feels like a proper pedal bike that happens to have a motor.
The frame/finish is on a totally different level to the Boardman. Amazingly despite having semi-uspension at the front, a 30% larger battery than the Boardman, it comes in 2kg lighter.
The question is now if I 'ruin' the Creo with mudguards and pannier?? Or just keep it for the occasion summer ride......the former I recon, after all what's the point of a nice bike if you don't use it
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Nice and stealthy - cool looking bike. Enjoy!
cyberknight
As long as I breathe, I attack.
- Location
- Land of confusion
its worth a shot , if my hands go i find even using a hot hand drier doesnt help . running under the hot tap i have to move to water spout about to get every bit of the finger to recolour as just running it on one spot only changes that spot so the middle of the finger can regain colour but either side can still be white
