kitchen pic

Cause for a new kitchen picture today!
http://www.astounding.org.uk/ian/temp/j_gazelle.jpg

Not for me, it's my wife's, having finally recognised that actually
she prefers a more upright and sedate posture. Also, while all her
previous bikes have had cross-bars, she liked the ease of a
step-through frame.

Hub gears and brakes, hub dynamo, full chaincase, I have high hopes
that it will maintain itself...

The only thing that's not perfect, I think, is that despite having a
hub dynamo on board, it's got a battery rear light and the front
light is a glowing-filament bulb. I think I'll change that to a
lumotec IQ front and toplight rear, which is what is on my commuter.

Now the mountain bike she was previously riding will be repurposed for
the teenage daughter, who already has the same length legs as her
mother (and longer than mine).

(and actually it is a new kitchen since the last kitchen pic too!)

regards, Ian SMith
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Ian Smith wrote:
Cause for a new kitchen picture today!
http://www.astounding.org.uk/ian/temp/j_gazelle.jpg

Not for me, it's my wife's, having finally recognised that actually
she prefers a more upright and sedate posture. Also, while all her
previous bikes have had cross-bars, she liked the ease of a
step-through frame.

Hub gears and brakes, hub dynamo, full chaincase, I have high hopes
that it will maintain itself...

The only thing that's not perfect, I think, is that despite having a
hub dynamo on board, it's got a battery rear light and the front
light is a glowing-filament bulb. I think I'll change that to a
lumotec IQ front and toplight rear, which is what is on my commuter.

Now the mountain bike she was previously riding will be repurposed for
the teenage daughter, who already has the same length legs as her
mother (and longer than mine).

(and actually it is a new kitchen since the last kitchen pic too!)

regards, Ian SMith

If I had a kitchen like that I'd be ashamed to put a photo here.
But then again you are a pikey cyclist living in a council flat.
Did you clean the dog **** from the "kitchen" floor before taking the photo?

On Sat, 02 Jul 2016 19:16:02 +0100, Mr Pounder Esquire wrote:

Ian Smith wrote:
Cause for a new kitchen picture today!
http://www.astounding.org.uk/ian/temp/j_gazelle.jpg

Not for me, it's my wife's, having finally recognised that actually
she prefers a more upright and sedate posture. Also, while all her
previous bikes have had cross-bars, she liked the ease of a
step-through frame.

Hub gears and brakes, hub dynamo, full chaincase, I have high hopes
that it will maintain itself...

The only thing that's not perfect, I think, is that despite having a
hub dynamo on board, it's got a battery rear light and the front
light is a glowing-filament bulb. I think I'll change that to a
lumotec IQ front and toplight rear, which is what is on my commuter.

Now the mountain bike she was previously riding will be repurposed for
the teenage daughter, who already has the same length legs as her
mother (and longer than mine).

(and actually it is a new kitchen since the last kitchen pic too!)

regards, Ian SMith

If I had a kitchen like that I'd be ashamed to put a photo here.
But then again you are a pikey cyclist living in a council flat.
Did you clean the dog **** from the "kitchen" floor before taking the photo?

Don't worry, one of those knives he's stupidly stuck on the wall with a magnet will one day sever an artery in his wrist when it falls off.

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On Saturday, July 2, 2016 at 6:48:11 PM UTC+1, Ian Smith wrote:
Cause for a new kitchen picture today!
http://www.astounding.org.uk/ian/temp/j_gazelle.jpg


Nice SUV (Superior Urban Vehicle) pic.

On Saturday, 2 July 2016 19:16:32 UTC+1, Mr Pounder Esquire wrote:
Ian Smith wrote:
Cause for a new kitchen picture today!
http://www.astounding.org.uk/ian/temp/j_gazelle.jpg

Not for me, it's my wife's, having finally recognised that actually
she prefers a more upright and sedate posture. Also, while all her
previous bikes have had cross-bars, she liked the ease of a
step-through frame.

Hub gears and brakes, hub dynamo, full chaincase, I have high hopes
that it will maintain itself...

The only thing that's not perfect, I think, is that despite having a
hub dynamo on board, it's got a battery rear light and the front
light is a glowing-filament bulb. I think I'll change that to a
lumotec IQ front and toplight rear, which is what is on my commuter.

Now the mountain bike she was previously riding will be repurposed for
the teenage daughter, who already has the same length legs as her
mother (and longer than mine).

(and actually it is a new kitchen since the last kitchen pic too!)

regards, Ian SMith

If I had a kitchen like that I'd be ashamed to put a photo here.
But then again you are a pikey cyclist living in a council flat.
Did you clean the dog **** from the "kitchen" floor before taking the photo?

It cant be that bad, he's got HP sauce, Marmite & pepper sauce.

On Saturday, 2 July 2016 23:32:43 UTC+1, francis wrote:


It cant be that bad, he's got HP sauce, Marmite & pepper sauce.

Pah - https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Cmb63bfWAAAIkAI.jpg

On Sun, 03 Jul 2016 12:16:17 +0100, Alycidon wrote:

On Saturday, 2 July 2016 23:32:43 UTC+1, francis wrote:


It cant be that bad, he's got HP sauce, Marmite & pepper sauce.

Pah - https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Cmb63bfWAAAIkAI.jpg

Needs mudguards. and a rack.
a *double* chain ring? /Lady Bracknall How retro.
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