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I did think of you while searching to see if anyone else had started one Please do explain the necromancy view point though

Yeah just advice on procedures and just general advice as to whether there could be a case here, I've just tried CCMA but that was as helpful as a poke in the eye with a sharp stick. Please can you PM me any details. Sorry about the old thread Keep it all in one place for any others that may need some help in the future

Something stinks with this, surely you would know the financial situation of a large business 4 months ago? Its hectic, just as we get back on track from the last one, this happens

The wife just got her second redundency in 4 months, looks like Oz may be sooner then expected.

Can anyone help with retrenchment advice?

All good till someone tries affirmative shopping.

Thanks for all the help & info, very much appreciated

Will the fact I'm also getting new SPD pedals come into play when setting my correct seat position?

Are you calling me fat ? Huh, Huh Was just wondering, maybe when Im back at 69kg I can think about a carbon seatpost Someone mentioned they are over 100kg and ride carbon seatpost.

It weighs a ton and needs an upgrade as the rest of the bike has had, it is the only original thing from when I bought the bike 10 years ago. Change is good

I changed stems only cause the stem that was on there was old & heavy & time for a change. I had a spare one laying about, so tried it out and it makes the bike fell less twitchy.

The question is to go with a layback or straight. Just not sure I'm 100% setup correctly since I changed my stem to a shorter one, I don't feel any pains or have any problems. Does the layback just give you more options on the position of the saddle

If I get anymore laid back I will be horizontal So I should rather get a set-up done to decide what to get. I'm so far looking at these two options, Ritchey WCS Seatpost (Wet Black) 2 bolt or Thomson Elite Seatpost Should I possibly look at other brands as well, any recommendations on what NOT to get and what to look at. I see that this has come into the classifieds today, it also came with this bit of info. Thompson Elite Layback Seatpost 410mm 27.2mm "This is a great seat-post... for us older guys - the theory goes - we should be sitting further back to engage our ass muscles more they are the biggest muscle available for pedaling..."

So it doesn't really matter then? Now I'm even more confused

I'm sure this topic has been debated to death, but just needed some advice please folks I am wanting to get a new 27.2mm seatpost for my GT hardtail. I am also wanting to order from CWC today. I was reading in a thread the other day that the two bolt fixing system is the way to go, I will also be going with a alu seatpost. So I have a couple questions, how do I know wheather I must get a straight or laid back seatpost? The post currently on my bike is straight, it came with the bike many moons ago. I've never had a proper bike set-up done before on this bike. I have changed my stem to a shorter one, from a 150mm to a 110mm, for no other reason that I had a better one then what was originally on the bike( Does seem more responsive with the shorter stem) Secondly, as this is mostly my training bike, should I maybe just go carbon? I'm a little weary of a carbon seatpost(Im currently at 89kg - should be down to 80kg soonish ) My choices are also not as great on a 27.2mm post, so need to get this right first time. If anyone has other options besides what CWC have in stock I will also look into it. Many Thanks

Eish, hope you come right

Eish, that could have ended a whole lot worse, silly girl

Try contact the other two people that have had contact with the seller, maybe they can help Hopefully you come right

Not sure.

What was even stranger to me was that I had mailed Admin about this the day before asking him about the ad. It popped up in the banner ads for a second. Then when I had finished reading his reply the following day( he didn't know about this banner ad and I couldn't find anything either) I saw your post about this

Bwah ha ha ha Big Brothers watching us

Thats inspired me for tonights downhilling - My latest past time So amped now

What is that bike actually worth?

He still has to feed himself & his habit

This thing is crazy http://youtu.be/boq_621R5Jg