Wishbone Ash wrote: » Chuchote - they can be difficult to fit when they are new as the tyre keeps coming undone as you move along. A little tip is to use cable ties to temporarily secure the tyre to the rim as you work your way around.
CramCycle wrote: » I remember someone saying to put them in warm water for a while before fitting to make them more supple. I had to use multiple kitchen utensils and a comedy balancing act of holding the utensils in place with my leg. It would be impressive to fit them on with just the heel of your hands in my opinion.
Weepsie wrote: » Sounds nuts to me. You could feed 2 adults a varied and healthy balanced diet for those 5 days for 60 quid and probably still have change. I always tend to cook for at least 2 days too and freeze half the stuff. Now where it would be good is on those days where you are feeling a little tired, or lazy and you'd fall of the wagon and take a shortcut, but otherwise it's nuts. I say this as someone who goes through phases of buying my morning coffees too instead of making my own so I don't my position is pretty tenuous. I guess I don't mind cooking, particularly the more I do it.
crosstownk wrote: » Jebus, the latest Strava app update gave me a fright. My first thoughts were to reach for my shades. That said, it does look much fresher.
ThisRegard wrote: » Inside the factory this evening on BBC 2 is about a folding bike factory, maybe Brampton. Greg Wallace presents it though.
LollipopJimmy wrote: » I don't mind cooking
magicbastarder wrote: » i am in the ha'penny place compared to my wife when it comes to cooking. my diet (certainly at home) is quite good, but i am not proud of the fact that she does the vast majority of the cooking. still, sea trout fillets last night, fried in butter and lemon, with butter beans, chorizo and courgette.
manafana wrote: » cut out the chorizo
Beasty wrote: » Head of European Olympic Committee arrested in Rio - the fact he tried to do a runner may not help his cause At least Ireland's continuing to get some coverage in Rio....
Chuchote wrote: » Innocent till proven guilty.
manafana wrote: » all the things he could be done for and they do him for something as silly as tickets for an Olympics that is half empty.
Hungrycol wrote: » I laughed when I read the article. About time presumed untouchable officials feel the pressure from the law. I bet he feels very far from home right now. Yer man Mallon is still behind bars.
Jawgap wrote: » https://twitter.com/GardaTraffic/status/765847635458744320
Lumen wrote: » Well, at least he would have enjoyed his first class BA flight out there. Even outside the Olympics that would cost about 3.5k compared to <500 for Economy. That's a few thousand that could have been spent on supporting our athletes. Maybe he'll drop dead of his recently acquired health condition.
Beasty wrote: » Normally costs quiet a bit more than that business class let alone first (although using Heathrow to connect I once got first cheaper than business to Sao Paulo)
Beasty wrote: » Wonder if he'll continue to get his €800 or so a day IOC "allowance" while at El Presidente's pleasure?
