Conservatory Pr0n.

Simon Mason wrote:

http://www.simonmason.karoo.net/page513.htm

Wish you joy, Simon. That is a work of f*ck*ng art.

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Tony Raven said the following on 01/12/2006 20:29:

Worse than that the rear wheel is too big and has worn away part of the
seat tube.

That front brake block angle must be a new-fangled idea for stopping
quicker as well :-)

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"Josey" nospam@josey writes:

How much does it weigh?

Including glazing and electrical fittings or just the frame ?

Jon

Paul Boyd wrote on 02/12/2006 08:21 +0100:
Tony Raven said the following on 01/12/2006 20:29:

Worse than that the rear wheel is too big and has worn away part of
the seat tube.

That front brake block angle must be a new-fangled idea for stopping
quicker as well :-)


Its at that angle to minimise the frontal area and aerodynamic drag.

When you ride a bike like that its embarrassing to come in over 22mins
on a ten, so you need every little bit of help you can get ;-)

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"Jonathan Schneider" wrote in message

Including glazing and electrical fittings or just the frame ?

I didn't realise battery chargers had glazing?

Jc

Response to Josey:
Including glazing and electrical fittings or just the frame ?

I didn't realise battery chargers had glazing?


You should try it: boil your honey, brown sugar and orange juice while
stirring, brush it over your battery charger and return it to the oven
for an additional half hour. Serves 4 AAs.


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Roos Eisma wrote:

And why is it plugged in...?

That's for the handlebar warmers I guess. (But you can't use those on
the French Ride though)
Beautiful looking work of Art
:-))

"Tony Raven" wrote in message
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When you ride a bike like that its embarrassing to come in over 22mins on
a ten, so you need every little bit of help you can get ;-)


Seeing as my one and only TT was 28-51, I'm going to look a right Charlie
unless I can lop at least 5 minutes off ;-)

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Simon Mason
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"Simon Mason" wrote in message
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"Tony Raven" wrote in message
...

When you ride a bike like that its embarrassing to come in over 22mins on
a ten, so you need every little bit of help you can get ;-)


Seeing as my one and only TT was 28-51, I'm going to look a right Charlie
unless I can lop at least 5 minutes off ;-)


No you're not. You just do the best you can, whatever that happens to be :-)

wafflycat wrote:

No you're not. You just do the best you can, whatever that happens to be :-)

What is the slowest time in a ten mile TT that it would be possible to
do without appearing too out of place / in the way?