Happy New Year
Jan. 2nd, 2008 10:26 amHappy New Year!
I had a splendid evening on Monday, with truly excellent company, discussions about an exciting variety of things (inc feminism, body image, and the philosophy of consciousness), some BOSH, & possibly a little too much of the boozes.
But after a fry-up yesterday (as cooked by me - the greasy spoon was shut over the holiday), felt entirely up to a gentle bike ride with
uon to Staves Hill, as per last year. Except this year doop was fully OK with riding on roads, performing right turns, etc etc. It was very nice indeed - the view from there is splendid.
Also I got to test out my new front wheel (which I built myself! from scratch!) which works both in the "turning round & no spokes falling out" sense and in the "dynamo actually powers light" sense. (NB I did not build the dynamo hub myself, I bought that bit from the nice people at Shimano.) The latter particularly good as there is something of a bodge going on with wire, mangled spade connectors, solder, and electrical tape, in order to convert Schmidt light into Shimano connection; not to mention the slightly unusual fork mount.
Today I am revising, go me.
Also: tell me stuff! (Likelihood is that I will not in fact do the "construct review" part of this but We Shall See.)
I had a splendid evening on Monday, with truly excellent company, discussions about an exciting variety of things (inc feminism, body image, and the philosophy of consciousness), some BOSH, & possibly a little too much of the boozes.
But after a fry-up yesterday (as cooked by me - the greasy spoon was shut over the holiday), felt entirely up to a gentle bike ride with
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Also I got to test out my new front wheel (which I built myself! from scratch!) which works both in the "turning round & no spokes falling out" sense and in the "dynamo actually powers light" sense. (NB I did not build the dynamo hub myself, I bought that bit from the nice people at Shimano.) The latter particularly good as there is something of a bodge going on with wire, mangled spade connectors, solder, and electrical tape, in order to convert Schmidt light into Shimano connection; not to mention the slightly unusual fork mount.
Today I am revising, go me.
Also: tell me stuff! (Likelihood is that I will not in fact do the "construct review" part of this but We Shall See.)