Kenny Christie

Howdo,
I hope this is ok, I don't use social media really. I'm running a marathon on Sunday coming and wondered if any of you kind folks might like to sponsor me!
All the best,
 
 
https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/KENNY-CHRISTIE40?utm_medium=email&utm_source=ExactTarget&utm_campaign=20170516_94475

Thanks very much for your donation Chung, it's much appreciated.

Howdo,
I hope this is ok, I don't use social media really. I'm running a marathon on Sunday coming and wondered if any of you kind folks might like to sponsor me!
All the best,
 
 
https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/KENNY-CHRISTIE40?utm_medium=email&utm_source=ExactTarget&utm_campaign=20170516_94475

Its a 2012 model, barely used and extensively upgraded. I would hope that's apparent from the photos.I'm only selling it as I have my eye on something else. The condition is testament to how often its been used. Its immaculate throughout.
 
Frame: 54cm
Specialized E5 aluminium,integrated headset, threaded BB
Fork:
S-Works FACT carbon legs, alloy crown and steerer, 1 1/2" lower bearing
Front Derailleur: Shimano 105
Rear Derailleur: Shimano 105
Shifters: Shimano 105 10 spd
Chainset: SRAM Rival Black Cyclocross Double Chainset 172.5mm 46-38T Cross Mirror Black
Cassette: Sram 12 26
Chain: Sram PC971
Front/Rear Brake: Tektro wide canti/ Tektro narrow canti
Handlebars:Deda RHM 2 44cm
Stem:Specialized Comp-Set, 3D forged alloy
Headset:1 1/8 upper and 1 1/2" lower Cr-Mo cartridge bearings integrated with headset, 8mm cone spacer with 20mm of spacers
Grips: Pro digital carbon
Rims: DRC CXR's on Shimano 105 32h Handbuilt by Wheelcraft
Tyres:Michelin Mud 2's, 700×30c,
Saddle: Ltd edition Charge Spoon
Seatpost: RSP carbon
Extra Features: K edge chain catcher, Heli taped and cable buffered from new
Alot of bike for not alot of money.
 
£590
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 

Full carbon tubular Planet X disc, fitted with new Vittoria Evo CX tub.
 
Wheel is shimano fitment in excellent condition, supplied with skewer.
 
£300
 
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I had some success with a body paint skin suit a couple of years ago. It cost way too much to perforate with rusty drawing pins so I took my cue from a historic JWCC skinsuit which had tabs of lycra on the tail for number application.
 
I sacrificed some old armwarmers and with a shaky hand I stitched some lycra tabs onto my eyewateringly expensive skinsuit. The tabs were outwith the standard number size to accommodate a stretch when in the tucked position. There's loads
of 'give' in lycra.
 
It worked rather well.

Important point, dont queue at the start, just steam right down to the front. We made that mistake before! Do wear mitts, (as someone who never wears them, but suffered the blisters after the Flanders) make sure you're Garmin is reinforced with insulating tape, do bend your bottle cages so they grip extra tight and ensure tyres are inflated to 100 psi max.
 
These are just some pointers, nothing can prepare you for the Bergs. I like to think I could enjoy a pint after most bike rides but after completing the Tour Of Flanders I had something to eat, a pint then went to my bed. #everyone else went out on the lash....
 
Enjoy!

Important point, dont queue at the start, just steam right down to the front. We made that mistake before! Do wear mitts, (as someone who never wears them, but suffered the blisters after the Flanders) make sure you're Garmin is reinforced with insulating tape, do bend your bottle cages so they grip extra tight and ensure tyres are inflated to 100 psi max.
 
These are just some pointers, nothing can prepare you for the Bergs. I like to think I could enjoy a pint after most bike rides but after completing the Tour Of Flanders I had something to eat, a pint then went to my bed. #everyone else went out on the lash....
 
Enjoy!

Important point, dont queue at the start, just steam right down to the front. We made that mistake before! Do wear mitts, (as someone who never wears them, but suffered the blisters after the Flanders) make sure you're Garmin is reinforced with insulating tape, do bend your bottle cages so they grip extra tight and ensure tyres are inflated to 100 psi max.
 
These are just some pointers, nothing can prepare you for the Bergs. I like to think I could enjoy a pint after most bike rides but after completing the Tour Of Flanders I had something to eat, a pint then went to my bed. #everyone else went out on the lash....
 
Enjoy!

Important point, dont queue at the start, just steam right down to the front. We made that mistake before! Do wear mitts, (as someone who never wears them, but suffered the blisters after the Flanders) make sure you're Garmin is reinforced with insulating tape, do bend your bottle cages so they grip extra tight and ensure tyres are inflated to 100 psi max.
 
These are just some pointers, nothing can prepare you for the Bergs. I like to think I could enjoy a pint after most bike rides but after completing the Tour Of Flanders I had something to eat, a pint then went to my bed. #everyone else went out on the lash....
 
Enjoy!

I know there are a few cyclo cross fans in the Johnstonne Wheelers so I thought Id offer my bike here before I try anywhere else.
 
Its a 2011 model barely used and extensively upgraded. I would hope that's apparent from the photos. The items in bold are the upgrades. I'm only selling it as I have my eye on something else. The condition is testament to how often its been used. Its immaculate throughout.
 
Frame: 54cm
Specialized E5 aluminium,integrated headset, threaded BB
Fork:
S-Works FACT carbon legs, alloy crown and steerer, 1 1/2" lower bearing
 
Front Derailleur: Shimano Tiagra
Rear Derailleur: Shimano Deore LX
Shifters: Shimano Tiagra STI
Chainset: SRAM Rival Black Cyclocross Double Chainset 172.5mm 46-38T Cross Mirror Black
Cassette: Sram 12 26
Chain: Sram PC971
Front/Rear Brake: Tektro wide canti/ Tektro narrow canti
Handlebars:Deda RHM 2 44cm
Stem:Specialized Comp-Set, 3D forged alloy
Headset:1 1/8 upper and 1 1/2" lower Cr-Mo cartridge bearings integrated with headset, 8mm cone spacer with 20mm of spacers
Grips: Bontrager gel tape with 2.5 gel pads
Rims: DRC CXR's on Shimano 105 32h Handbuilt by Wheelcraft
Tyres:Specialized Houffalize CX Sport, 700×32c,
Saddle: Ltd edition Charge Spoon
Seatpost: Specialized Comp, FACT carbon with Zertz insert
Extra Features: K edge chain catcher, Heli taped and cable buffered from new
 
£750 ovno
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Jody
 
Its this one;
 
http://www.merlincycles.com/topeak-race-rocket-hpx-pump-53100.html?utm_campaign=googlebase-GB&utm_source=googlebase&utm_medium=shopping&utm_term=Mini+Pumps&gclid=CJ3Dq5Kqhr0CFQcTwwodylYAyQ
 
Hope you get your wheel fixed.
 
Nice to see some friendly, familiar faces today
 
All the best.

Jody
 
Its this one;
 
http://www.merlincycles.com/topeak-race-rocket-hpx-pump-53100.html?utm_campaign=googlebase-GB&utm_source=googlebase&utm_medium=shopping&utm_term=Mini+Pumps&gclid=CJ3Dq5Kqhr0CFQcTwwodylYAyQ
 
Hope you get your wheel fixed.
 
Nice to see some friendly, familiar faces today
 
All the best.

I love a cycling top, me.
 
See ; )
 
Theres always room for one more. Much like bikes!
 

I love a cycling top, me.
 
See ; )
 
Theres always room for one more. Much like bikes!
 

I love a cycling top, me.
 
See ; )
 
Theres always room for one more. Much like bikes!
 

Jody,
 
No need to spend that much on lighting. I have one of these 900 lumen! which I paid considerably more for btw; http://www.ebuyer.co...ike-light-mj808
 
I use it for commuting on unlit roads. It performs admirably, in fact on full beam I get flashed by oncoming drivers, best to have it slightly pointing downwards.
Alot of MTB types swear by them too.
Magicshine, all the light you'll need.

Jann, can you tell I've been drinking?