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Happy Birthday @gf beranek

Thanks all, sorry for the late reply, been a bit different from last year! Had a surprise party 41st (and delayed 40th) on the weekend before my birthday, organised by one of my oldest mates and my new partner. Loads of my mates from work, school and my town were there and we had a great time...

Weekend away in France so rode to the coast. Would recommend

Exactly that. Instant, precise shifting and it makes a cool little "derzzzz" noise every time I change gear which makes me happy

Full carbon fibre frame and wheels. Bluetooth groupset. She's quick

Bought this recently. Decent bit of kit

Thanks all!

Thank you!

Agreed. Sad times. Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it

Went for a little blast on the MTB this evening after work. Going well until I fell off and slid down a hill in the mud 😄😄 Definitely more fun staying upright!!

Sad times. Even though I'd not met him I really liked him and thought he was always well balanced and came over well. Like others have said, it's a great thing he could get all his affairs in order and I'm happy he got the chance to play one last gig

I watched someone tie it in a video and it blew my mind, couldn't work out how they were doing it😄 Spend a good hour trying to figure it out! The most important part is to put one hand upside down before you pinch the rope and bring the bottom up(if that makes sense!)

You're welcome! Knowledge shouldn't be hoarded!!

I used a circus bowline for splicing. Makes the undoing part much easier

Here is how I tie mine.

You were right Carl, it was a SpLife with funky stitching (Which is handy as I can just re-apply the sticker now😄)

I'll have a proper look. I glanced at the label as I unstuck it and I'm sure it said Slaice. I turned the rope around and spliced the other end so can still have a look and see.

Yeah, 100% a Slaice. You're right, the stitching does look a bit haphazard!

Manufacturer did that one, can't take any credit for that I'm afraid!

Used Tachyon Ash. A story in 3 parts