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Its just been a funny week, birthdays and family events, Bri is coming around to pump up the shock and look at my motor stats

Theyre Daypinkies.

So I rode the new bike over a railway bridge steps, pretty steep, hard going. Now it developed a creak on taking off from a standing start. Nothing drastic, just a clicky creak. Carbon frames are renowned for it. Tried a few fixes, might just grease and tighten everything while Im at it. It...

I knew it, you never see them together

Well Ive never heard of them, you learn a new thing everyday

Woke up this morning in new bike test mode, hammering down all day.

Hang on, who gave you daffodils?

Was dragged into a very partying weekend, still couldnt face a ride today. New bike collecting dust, maybe tomorrow

An average forum members daily commute.

British parenting.

So im researching more rides towards Manchester by the ship canal and came across this, the Barton swinging aqueduct, the first and only in the world. Only we would leave it to rust and graffiti. Opened in 1894

My entire knowledge of Kent is the weird shaped beer hop buildings, its quite rural and outside of posh it attracts a lot of alternative types

Our old mate who died started chatting up two german girls on an Ibiza beach, he asked them if they had cats in Germany. So I said when he reported back this daft remark, I said, 'yes, but not jewish ones obviously' He thought for a moment and said 'did they kill them all?'

I think he started cycling on an electric bike made by Edison.

My friends have had lots of problems, in fact the bike I bought off them is on its second motor and battery. My Yamaha powered Haibike fattie, has 8000 miles, original everything, only repair was freehub. I dont know why this is, but Stefan will have an idea

So hot today 31C. Took the new bike to impress the ladies on the beach, only to find entire sea wall path covered in sand. Did consider going back for the fattie, but pushed it instead, which is hilarious. Only took one pic because I look like a perv, this is the IOM jet ferry setting off for...

That Cowboy robot on Venice beach really exposes our ability to accept technology so much quicker thesedays, its a mracle of sensors and computer control and some are bored of it already.

Its 'in out' in Scottish

hin hoot, hin hoot

Im pretty sure it because of the huge Welsh influx into the port, proper scouse is also Irish high pitched between the kllkkss.