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4 hours ago, Yorky said:

 

Have you sunk??

Bottom = southern end. Top = north end. Whole thing= dusty, hot hell hole.

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A new purchase today sadly not bike related but a steal at less then £60 for a pair of decent running trainers.

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3 hours ago, MikeHorton said:

A new purchase today sadly not bike related but a steal at less then £60 for a pair of decent running trainers.

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yes i have just bought a pair of black adidas trainers size 6 1/2 and they arrived today but sadly they are too narrow i should have got a wide fitting so shortly they will be back up for sale 

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17 minutes ago, skyrider said:

yes i have just bought a pair of black adidas trainers size 6 1/2 and they arrived today but sadly they are too narrow i should have got a wide fitting so shortly they will be back up for sale 

I got mine from this company they do free returns they sell end of line stock from a bigger feeder company. Annoying when they don't fit !

 

https://runningshoes.co.uk/

 

Posted
3 hours ago, MikeHorton said:

A new purchase today sadly not bike related but a steal at less then £60 for a pair of decent running trainers.

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You must be minted, mine were £14.99 from Decathlon. I've managed to do 21Km in 2 weeks and I can tell their worth 😂   

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25 minutes ago, Pie man said:

You must be minted, mine were £14.99 from Decathlon. I've managed to do 21Km in 2 weeks and I can tell their worth 😂   

Can't beat decathlon. I have funny arches so for any running I'll need something a bit supportive or leg calipers so never cheap 🤣

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I'll need to do a lot of running just prepared haggis neeps and tatties with whisky sauce. Apologies to any Scottish folk if it's not right but tastes amazing one of my fave dishes. May as well as its Burns night "Sláinte Mhath!"

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1 hour ago, MikeHorton said:

I'll need to do a lot of running just prepared haggis neeps and tatties with whisky sauce. Apologies to any Scottish folk if it's not right but tastes amazing one of my fave dishes. May as well as its Burns night "Sláinte Mhath!"

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I'm Scottish and I hate haggis haha. Also forgot about burns night too. 🤣

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Posted
1 hour ago, MikeHorton said:

I'll need to do a lot of running just prepared haggis neeps and tatties with whisky sauce. Apologies to any Scottish folk if it's not right but tastes amazing one of my fave dishes. May as well as its Burns night "Sláinte Mhath!"

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Ha, Ha, I'm Scotch too and I love haggis but I can't stand whisky.   Whisky is cheaper over here in France and haggis is well known and appreciated where I live. You can buy it at the boucherie in the supermarket as "panse de brebis farcie"

And there is no need to apologise for anything. I can assure you that Scotch folk are the most tolerant and thick skinned people out.....just watch this space !

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Posted
14 hours ago, rennie said:

Good Morning :classic_biggrin:

I'm not convinced, 13hr shift yesterday didn't seem like a good idea this morning, I'm def getting too old for this 😂 

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Posted
15 hours ago, MikeHorton said:

A new purchase today sadly not bike related but a steal at less then £60 for a pair of decent running trainers.

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I've had under armour shoes for a few years now after moving over from New Balance. I treated myself to the project rock training shoes last, and they haven't lasted well. They are quite slippy in the wet, and I had to get a size 13 for my 11.5-12 feet. The regular line stuff is much better quality ironically. 

 

I've just shifted back to Nike and got the below. I tear through shoes very quickly so seeing how these hold up. 

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10 hours ago, Fozzie said:

 

I've had under armour shoes for a few years now after moving over from New Balance. I treated myself to the project rock training shoes last, and they haven't lasted well. They are quite slippy in the wet, and I had to get a size 13 for my 11.5-12 feet. The regular line stuff is much better quality ironically. 

 

I've just shifted back to Nike and got the below. I tear through shoes very quickly so seeing how these hold up. 

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Probably feed my kids for a week for what they cost 🤣

Posted
2 hours ago, Pie man said:

Probably feed my kids for a week for what they cost 🤣

Or you could buy thousands of pairs for what kids cost 😁 

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Posted
18 hours ago, Pie man said:

Probably feed my kids for a week for what they cost 🤣

 

They were on sale for £65 as everyone wants them in black or white. I like to try and *look* rich without spending rich. Means more money for bike stuff :mrgreen:

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Convinced the wife to have a nice drive out to the cotswolds Sunday it may involved a trip to the crazy horse farm house to see a few different bikes I omitted to tell her that bit 😜

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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