Be cool to see if we can find an exact date for when he first did it.

Cheers

It's always good to have a laugh at yourself.

Simple and cheap is a great way to go

@@fiefdomtracklocross most good frames are hard to get in germany

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That's what I was going for

Hopefully vegan cakes... The vehicle I guess doesn't matter, just getting out and giving your brain a break is best.

Cheers

Only sometimes and there is no rhyme not reason for when I pick to ride with a Chamois. 😂

@@fiefdomtracklocross i decided i'm not a fan. i like the fat butt seats. i'm a party pace cruiser 😂

Slow and steady might not win the race but the views are better

@@fiefdomtracklocross you are so right, and i'm not looking to live in the pain cave.

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Thanks so much. I'd probably also never leave if I built myself a huge cross track. Keep on pedaling.

Living the dream

Variety is the spice of life as they say

Cheers for stopping by, and I'm glad we could see that we are not alone. Keep on going.

Cheers. Decided to make the video to help me get out of the house on our one day of summer. 😬 Can't lose my glasses.

@@fiefdomtracklocross i told mr about the summer temps you told me about for there. he was as shocked as i. i am grateful for sunny warm summers. winters here, i use a s.a.d. light. i needs me outdoors sunshine, i'll take it cold if i must.

@@scootladychicago most this summer has been grey. It must suck with SAD.

@@fiefdomtracklocross is it something many is scotland deal with? i would be so hard with that much grey. i'm lucky it's not debilitating, and i'm lucky the light really makes a world of difference for me. that and good warm gear to still get outside. three cheers for snowveralls!

I probably need to try one or any Tsunami

Bentley Components

I have stuff sitting about but need to get myself motivated. 😬

Cheers man, sure Sam P would love the stairset of doom

Cheers

Cheers Anne

Thanks

Thanks

Can never trust the weather

@@fiefdomtracklocross mama e is a fickle lady

Yeah, slowly but surely

Cheers Anne. I thought the soundtrack was kind of ominous and cinematic, felt like Ridley Scott putting it in. 🤣

Yes

44/17

Cheers

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Can't leave home without it here

These are the best moments

Just the canal by Maryhill

@@fiefdomtracklocross That's the opposite side of Glasgow to where I was born - and I imagine that things have changed in the last 50 years!

@@lafamillecarrington there is a load of good infrastructure in the south as well now.

I must set priorities

Thanks man. Been riding but mostly the 20", my knees are actually happy to be riding fixed again. 😂

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I'm particularly anal about my gearing, years spent skateboarding had destroyed my knees, but through a bit of inspiration from Sheldon Brown's blog my knees are doing better.

Cheers. The car is supposed to represent nature reclaiming our industrial past.

I have no clever answer here, only that I had a few messages to reply to and I was sort of multi-tasking and not thinking.

@@fiefdomtracklocross Looked like a nice day in the woods

@@saltyviewmedia a nice wee adventure around the new house.

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It is probably one of the few areas that is smooth in Glasgow

Always sunny in Glasgow

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I think 38 with pretty smooth tyres and 35 for something with knobs. Good luck with your build

thanks a lot. (i started my adulthood in a small flat near alexandra park in manchester mossside. rent was 220 pound a month. minimum wage was 3pound 30 cents back than and i was sometimes not able to feed myself and my girl had left me due to having no furniture in the bedroom. outside there was gunshots in the middle of the day. the city centre was full of thiefes, prostitutes and con-people asking for your money everywhere. the first thing i bought to start my life was a bike. later came carpet, a mattress, cooker and a used washing mashine. than for a very long time i did nt buy anything until another girl forced me to spend a weeks wages to get a discounted wooden bed.) later i ended up having to work for the private landlord and had my washing mashine impounded for rent areas. i struggled on for 5 more years on the estate while working 2-4 diffrent jobs a week before handing them my flat-keys to the landlords office and gave up on that place. leaving the UK while i was still young saved my life. young people cant even get a small, affordable flat nowadays. it must be worse now.@@fiefdomtracklocross