@diggums A bit of Mr Musk's celestial vandalism too by the looks of things in Draco? A wee smear of Starlink forming the apex of an isosceles with Megrez and Dubhe as the base.
@Rainmaker1973 This is kind of misleading though. It compares the largest known polar bear (and I'm presuming Grizzly and Black bears) to a averaged sized person. Compare the 9ft tall Robert Wadlow to the bears and it might change our perspective
@dsquareddigest@hicksimon@joehas Sligo is pretty much under the fast lane for the northern hemisphere jet stream at this time of year. There's literally nothing between Sligo and North America but sea. And amazingly given given its latitude,54ยฐ N, the sea is relatively warm. All the right conditions.
@ShoddyCycling I was also convinced by the aluminium cast lugs which are tots Raleigh. Vitus did use lugs but as I remember their seat post/stay lug was conventionally attached to the seat stays.
@ShoddyCycling I rode a dynatech back in the day. I ... was .. convinced that the rear brake bridge was bolted to the frame and that's what persuaded me it was Raleigh. But I've spent the last hour trying to find an example of that feature and can't. I (am) may be losing it...
@TheCyclistRant It depends. I hate seeing them. I love their functionality. I like reusing them. But at least one (on each side) might clip your heel so they gotta go.
@JC1146543549634@fesshole Ha ha ha. In 1998?! I started using a proto Internet (called Compuserve) service in 1989-90. By 1998 most large corporations were just getting their heads around what could be done in terms of brochure replacement. Shit we still had secretarial staff in 1998!
@carlafrancome Girl. You need to understand the psychic vortices that bicycles operate under.
No jacket, it rains.
Wool t under goretex ? You didn't bring enough water.
Go for coffee? Only shop in four parsecs that only takes cash.