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I always position the nose slightly up.

I ride 3 Brooks (one on each bike) One of them is a Storck (£12,000) out n out race bike. Other riders are bemused to see such an "old, vintage" saddle on such a machine. I won't take chances on comfort. So it's twice as heavy! I can ride all day long, with no saddle issues - don't even think...

As we say here in UK. 'IT DOES WHAT IT SAYS ON THE TIN' Great bike, value for money. I bought two.

Edge, on all my bikes I ride Brooks. On my two Gains, I have Brooks Pro's and B17's on my Domane and Storck. Can't be beat once broken in for comfort.

Cap, when I held a 1st Cat license, it was fairly easy to do. Especially at the rear of the bunch.

At least once a week, I get my Trek Domane out for a ride. Not usually more than 30 miles, and always include a cafe stop. By doing so, it enables me to appreciate my Obrea Gains and never become complacent of the help I receive when riding them.

That's a Scot for you. Hard as nails (and that's only the women)

Used to be one! Got stolen.

Finally broken in after around 500 miles. Finest saddle you can get. The honey, so matches the frame also. Now I will have no problem with comfort, on all day rides.

Ah, that was about 3 weeks ago. Think it was the Welsh Open? That's Jack Lasowaski getting beat in the first round. Think it was Kyren Wilson who did him?

It doesn't deserve ranking points. It's a lottery. Mark Selby 3 frames up on Mark Williams at the moment. In a genuine ranking tourney. Come on Williams (got £50 on him) I won it today in a match.

Mine are safely kept in my snooker room a converted barn, just behind the house, creating a courtyard. Heated all winter through, 24 hours (for the benefit of the table) and now my 2 Gains. Main room is alarmed along with garage and my kitchen leading into the snooker room.

Indeed I am, not one of my favourite events. I'm busy this coming week playing in a pro-am tournament. Give me the peace of a "proper" snooker match. Not this roudy shennanigan. Still it's kind of snooker!

Rab, I so admire your Scottish tenacity. 104 miles for me (all inside a warm snooker room) love the pics.

I will add this though. During the last General Election. The BBC decided to cover it every evening at 6.30pm half hour programme presented from DC by Katy Kay. It ran from the Summer months up to inauguration day. So many folks (like me) were so fascinated the Beeb decided to extend the...

I'm English and not going there. I've no right to comment on your politics.

Thought it may have been a section of Trump's wall. Very nice pics.

Ride in East Yorkshire, rolling roads. No long climbs, but can be short and steep. Around 10% a typical 55k ride will account for 1000 feet of climbing. Never really use above level 1 assist.

True Steve, but winter sure makes you appreciate the better months. Enjoy your new riding area.

Welcome. Look forward to hearing of your future adventures. After a transplant and heart attack, e-cycling has enabled me to continue the sport I so love. I'm certain you too will benefit.