Mundane News

[Levo-Lon]

Another fabulous day in the making, had 2 bike rides yesterday, the second involved pubs and beer..
We then went back to the Golden Pheasant in Etton for a superb meal.. New owners. Thoroughly recommend

Today will be mostly doing very little

 

[Dec66]

Had a sort out in the garage yesterday. As part of that, and inspired by SNCF, I put large ceiling hooks into one of the beams and hung my bikes from them by the front wheel.

Very clever, I thought. Who knows, one day I might take one down and ride it.

 

[biggs682]

Would you mind if put a decimal point between the 2 and the 0 ? It would make my figures seem so much better !

Of course not ended with 20.80 miles .

Lovely day for it .

Spotted 3 classic cars a Scimitar GTE , Peugeot 205 GTi and a Saab 96 v4 .

 

[Andy in Germany]

Would you mind if put a decimal point between the 2 and the 0 ? It would make my figures seem so much better !

Just measure your rides in KM, it works for me...

 

[woodbutcher]

Just measure your rides in KM, it works for me...

Me too, and l am not referring to some real or imagined sexist treatment

 

[Levo-Lon]

Car and van washed and waxed, hot cross buns munched, coffee in progress

 

[classic33]

Had a sort out in the garage yesterday. As part of that, and inspired by SNCF, I put large ceiling hooks into one of the beams and hung my bikes from them by the front wheel.

Very clever, I thought. Who knows, one day I might take one down and ride it.

That may be painful!

 

[Illaveago]

Having a re think ! The loft boards won't move ! Th cable to the shower runs underneath them and it doesn't want to move !

I think I will make a and go and look at my bikes .

 

[Salty seadog]

Mixed up a little bit of English mustard from Coleman's mustard powder to go with the sausages that i will soon eat.

 

[fossyant]

Little 6 miler (ride) to the beach for a coffee with Mrs F. Light winds, calm sea, lovely.

 

[Gravity Aided]

Had a sort out in the garage yesterday. As part of that, and inspired by SNCF, I put large ceiling hooks into one of the beams and hung my bikes from them by the front wheel.

Very clever, I thought. Who knows, one day I might take one down and ride it.

Cycle Touring Comission, International Touring Alliance, came up with the whole hang the bicycle from the front wheel directive,at 2:09. Here's a club special to Rugby on British rail in 1955.

 

[Dec66]

Cycle Touring Comission, International Touring Alliance, came up with the whole hang the bicycle from the front wheel directive,at 2:09. Here's a club special to Rugby on British rail in 1955.

I wasn't around then

It's a shame you don't see that anymore in the UK, whereas it's commonplace elsewhere.

 

[Gravity Aided]

I wasn't around then

It's a shame you don't see that anymore in the UK, whereas it's commonplace elsewhere.

On our trains, it goes in the overhead luggage rack. I usually remove wheels and get a bit rinko with it so there's no fussing. My problem is, the bikes I tour on are all extended frames, 60-63 cm. Sometimes parked in baggage car, sometimes in rear vestibule, sometimes overhead. I think Amtrak is still trying to work this out. Varied rolling-stock, and, up until a couple of years ago, mostly baggage cars inherited from the private railroads in 1972, complicate things.

 

[raleighnut]

Mixed up a little bit of English mustard from Coleman's mustard powder to go with the sausages that i will soon eat.

 

[Deleted member 1258]

Cycle Touring Comission, International Touring Alliance, came up with the whole hang the bicycle from the front wheel directive,at 2:09. Here's a club special to Rugby on British rail in 1955.