Gravity Aided
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I've just combed a cat *out* of a cat.
Yarn supply! You could knit her a matching jumper!
I've just combed a cat *out* of a cat.
A great bicycle. I even used to patrol parking decks on one. When I was a much younger man, and more fit.I see a really nice original Raleigh Twenty on FB messenger at a sensible price that I'm trying to tell myself I don't need...
Yarn supply! You could knit her a matching jumper!

Talking of things I don't need - have you had the Pashley Speed 5 out recently and what's it like to ride?
There's one that keeps cropping up on Ebay at a reasonable price, just needs the gears setting up and I'm very tempted with a savings pot maturing at the end of June...
How many bikes can I fit it here?🤔
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In other news, I don't have air conditioning!
I haven't ridden it that much, but I intend to use it more going forward. It's just I've had it stored in my upstairs flat over winter and couldn't be bothered carrying it up and down stairs.
Now that I have my shed, it will move outside and be more accessible.
I like it to ride. Anyone used to a road bike might find it a bit odd. The relaxed geometry means it corners more like a rod braked roadster than a modern bike, but it's pretty responsive and accelerates better than you think it should. It's very relaxing to ride and really smooth. The 28" wheels roll so we'll no matter what the surface.
I had issues getting the gear adjustment correct. It is a bit fernickity. I believe this is an issue with the 5 speed hub. I would actually have preferred it if mine was a 3 speed as they're less hassle.