Tea? (Part 3)

[the_mikey]

Evening 172traindriver

 

[stephec]

I don't get too mucky until the autumn/winter arrives, then I'm the one seeking out the mud

You must get a lot of mud on that lovely face then.

 

[172traindriver]

Just as well you asked that question in Tealandia. Ask it elsewhere and hordes of naysayers will immediately appear to advise about bikes falling apart if you let the salt in FL near them.

Quite a few of the guys I know are quite wary about muc off. It seems to be agreed that it gets into bearings and once that starts to happen it will break the grease down and wreck them. I use it very sparingly and try to keep well away from jockey wheels bottom bracket, headset etc, and then get it off pretty quick.

 

[172traindriver]

Evening 172traindriver

Hello Mikey
That was a different view of Bath today

 

[172traindriver]

You must get a lot of mud on that lovely face then.

Only mud?

 

[classic33]

 

[the_mikey]

Hello Mikey
That was a different view of Bath today

It didn't show me anything interesting, sadly, it wasn't the buried and forgotten streets of old that lay forgotten and out of sight under the main streets of Bath, just a concrete space between some of the large buildings used for network cables and ventilation control equipment.

 

[IDMark2]

I used to have a laptop with only Ubuntu (Oneric Ocelot) on it, alhough I've never dual booted a pc...

It runs Ubuntu OK but elementary goes like off a shovel in what is not a high spec machine.

Clean bike *shudders*. I always think there's a rider that hasn't been far yet or has only been around some clean city streets when I see one being ridden. Cursory wipe off for mine, even when I was MTB'ing over Dartmoor years ago. Moving parts, loving attention, other bits...not so much...

 

[gavgav]

I know it's a cycling forum but I had a conference at the Williams F1 Factory and Conference Centre today and saw some of these. There aren't many perks in the NHS but this was one of them

 

[classic33]

I'm surprised you ask. There is only one flight each way per week between NI & Cyprus so I thought you would have checked already!

There was one today as well. You'll be on an Airbus A321

Current Conditions:
Partly Cloudy
Temperature: 78° F (25° C)
Dewpoint: Unknown

Visibility: 6 miles
Wind: 3 mph SSW

Sky Conditions:
Few clouds at 3000 feet. Sky cover is cumuloninbus.
Barometer: 29.796

 

[Lullabelle]

Today my boss became a grandma for the second time, number 3 is due at the beginning of December, and the sales manager became a dad for the third time.

 

[Lullabelle]

I know it's a cycling forum but I had a conference at the Williams F1 Factory and Conference Centre today and saw some of these. There aren't many perks in the NHS but this was one of them View attachment 56500

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very nice pieces of kit

 

[classic33]

I know it's a cycling forum but I had a conference at the Williams F1 Factory and Conference Centre today and saw some of these. There aren't many perks in the NHS but this was one of them View attachment 56500

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Senna's 94 cars?

 

[classic33]

Airplane code showing as GTBDB. Just clicked on the aircraft code and a pop-up for life insurance came up!
AirFrance pilots on strike this week

What seat numbers?

 

[IDMark2]

Airplane code showing as GTBDB. Just clicked on the aircraft code and a pop-up for life insurance came up!

What do they know?

AirFrance pilots on strike this week

C'est la vie