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  • in reply to: 2014 Boardman CX Team… Does it do what it says on the tin? #785955
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    BrokenBootneck

    I normally clean my cx twice
    I normally clean my cx twice a week in winter, I have on it my stand and check everything all the time. If I was to draw one positive from all the issue I’ve had, it’s that I am a much better bike mechanic than I was.

    in reply to: 2014 Boardman CX Team… Does it do what it says on the tin? #785935
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    BrokenBootneck

    Ok where do I start. 8 months
    Ok where do I start. 8 months in………………..2 sets of cranks as they kept falling off, 3 Bottom brackets plus 2 sets of bearings, front mech bowed out and has been replaced with a Sram rival, front shifter broke, 2 free hubs only 4 weeks apart and the rear mech doesn’t sit as straight as it should straight . I am now on first name terms with the staff at my local halfords. When it works its great, it just doesn’t work that well very often.

    in reply to: Bike help cycle to work #822757
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    BrokenBootneck

    I am torn at the moment, but
    I am torn at the moment, but the Synapse has always been on my Short list, also like the GT Grade and the Fuji mentioned, but the price has gone back up on that. I really want more of road bike than a do anything bike as I have my Boardman CX Team, although that might go back for a refund. Decisions decisions!

    in reply to: Bike help cycle to work #822751
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    BrokenBootneck

    Good call, I will have a
    Good call, I will have a proper look at this one!

    in reply to: The annualRide London kick in the face. #829719
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    BrokenBootneck

    cidermart wrote:Same here

    cidermart wrote:
    Same here rejected every year and I’m pretty flipping local so I don’t think there is some underhanded plot to stop people from other parts of the country.

    I – and others have asked on their FB page. No answers yet!

    in reply to: Bike Security #829509
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    in reply to: Bike Security #829507
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    in reply to: The annualRide London kick in the face. #829715
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    BrokenBootneck

    I have been rejected every
    I have been rejected every year so far, 2015 looks like no exception!

    in reply to: Advice: SRAM or Campag? #828525
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    BrokenBootneck

    I have Campag and SRAM, I
    I have Campag and SRAM, I would chose Campag everytime, though my next bike will be 105, just so I have em all!

    in reply to: Choosing Tyres #825075
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    BrokenBootneck

    I have ran gatorskins for a
    I have ran gatorskins for a few years now, and find them very good in all weathers so far, I changed to 25’s two years ago and will never go back to 23’s.

    On long rides, it’s so much comfier and i feel less shattered, rides on bad roads are so much better. I also have 32c Duranos on my CX which i use as a commuter, they are fantastic and I have done some fairly long rides on them as well, including crappy roads over Exmoor. 28’s will be my next tyre of choice!

    in reply to: Rear light help needed… #823547
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    BrokenBootneck

    it wont be this one, but the
    it wont be this one, but the Moon Shield 60 is great in the way it radiates light, also the Leyzne micro drive is very good too!

    in reply to: bib tights for sub zero riding #823271
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    BrokenBootneck

    Peowpeowpeowlasers wrote:I

    Peowpeowpeowlasers wrote:
    I bought a pair of winter tights from Decathlon, about £50 if memory serves. They’re pretty damn warm, some kind of fleece on the inside. My legs have remained pretty warm throughout this cold spell although I haven’t had a sub-zero ride yet.

    I have the next ones up that are waterproof which serve pretty well in the cold, I also have the Tenn Lazers http://www.amazon.co.uk/Lazer-Thermal-Cycling-Bib-Tights/dp/B00KM6FCSW took them out for 60miles in what according to the Met Office felt like -1 not accounting for the extra wind chill from cycling, my legs were not cold once. I can highly recommend them at only £25!

    In fact I have just bought a second pair, before posting this!

    in reply to: Bike help cycle to work #822735
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    BrokenBootneck

    Anyone know if Cycle Surgery
    Anyone know if Cycle Surgery allow you to top up you C2W?

    in reply to: Bike help cycle to work #822731
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    BrokenBootneck

    Good to hear, I have a set of
    Good to hear, I have a set of SKS Chromoplastic’s sitting around, but I was thinking more along the lines of proper old fashioned mudguards that last forever. Also will it take larger tyres, I quite like the 32’s on my Boardman CX.

    in reply to: Bike help cycle to work #822719
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    BrokenBootneck

    I might drop Planet X a line,
    I might drop Planet X a line, I have family near the shop so I can visit them and kill two birds with one stone

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