PaulSB
Squire
- Location
- Chorley, Lancashire
I have had a desk for my sewing machine delivered. It's old wood flooring and wood from Industrial places. It's made from mango wood apparently.
I like the sound of this. Picture?
I have had a desk for my sewing machine delivered. It's old wood flooring and wood from Industrial places. It's made from mango wood apparently.
Yes, if you are doing say 175 miles per week, say 26,000 over 3 years I think that's less than 1p per mile to get what you want.Good question and I'm not really in a position to put forward a technical case. My view would be they all perform the same basic function and imagine it would be illegal to sell anything which didn't meet a minimum safety standard.
Where I think one gets more bang for bucks is in weight, ventilation, internal fitting and external adjustment (I always get one which has the dial on the back to slacken/tighten while riding), style, comfortable straps, colour range and improved impact resistance.
How important people see these things is personal opinion. Last helmet I bought I took the advice of my trusted LBS and paid £100. One week later I crashed at 25 mph and it split in four places. I think my skull would have suffered without it and that £100 was a great investment. My LBS now stocks Limar.
I am going to get the Air Speed which you can probably see is £180. The club discount gets me down to £125 - over three years that's +/- £40. I've chosen this on the basis of comfort, fit, ventilation and looks. I'm a touch anal about feeling I look good on my bike. I wouldn't buy online without trying for fit first.
I ride 150-200 miles a week so all these other considerations are important.
What? They do flu jabs by parcel postMorning all, very cloudy here today, booked my flu jab for two weeks time, now waiting in for a parcel
You beat me to itDo it yourself kit for the flu jab?
Mrs D will love that.
Mrs D will love that.
What machine is it ?
I have an old treddle singer machine