Phoenix Lincs
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- Sleaford, Lincs
I have no idea of the numbers in my gears but I have 2 levers and now know how far to push across the brake lever to change up or down one gear (rather than down three as told was how it worked by Evans)
Think I've got 20 gears
Evans are a great one stop shop to try things and browse gear, especially clothing, but for bikes I think I would prefer a more hands on small LBS outfit. I know @themosquitoking had a great experience with his one, and really felt like they took time to pick the right bike for him.
I suppose like with any retailer, a lot depends on the person you speak with, how knowledgeable and customer focused they are.
That is true and my experience is not a reflection on all Evans shops and staff.
Nor mine, but we went to a big store for their knowledge and stock. Hmmmmmmmm. In retrospect their knowledge wasn't great and they had nothing suitable in stock and it had to be ordered.
BUT. it's the only one I've visited so rest of the chain are probably superb
only jesting 13- the occasional 16 is my speed according to my map my ride app. Im quite chuffed with it actually ......... for my age of course
Yep......a spring chicken!Your a youngster then!
Yep......a spring chicken!
Glad I checked the forecast and did my long run yesterday. It has been raining constantly since around midnight. Pure stottin doon as they would say in Weegie Land!
This is my first day off since 23rd June so I think I shouldn't feel too guilty
Ha, ha..........I see what you mean. That is the joy of living in Scotland. Hard to find a route without at least some climbing. That is know as "The Sma' Glen" road. Climbs up to Aberfeldy if you keep going but thankfully I turned right and did indeed enjoy coming back down!Wish i felt like it !
I thought the 10 day shift stretch that i am on now was bad, but first day off since 23rd June
I dont use Strava, i use map my ride but your strava segment looks like to climbed Ben Nevis and flew down. Am i seeing things ?
Ha, ha..........I see what you mean. That is the joy of living in Scotland. Hard to find a route without at least some climbing. That is know as "The Sma' Glen" road. Climbs up to Aberfeldy if you keep going but thankfully I turned right and did indeed enjoy coming back down!