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I wish! I once took an old Peugeot apart with the idea of cleaning up all the parts and putting it back together. When it came to it nothing appeared to fit anywhere at all. I just had a pile of gleaming parts on my garage floor for over a year.

I’ve moved up to Hurst and have used the cycling cafe Proper in Hassocks. They have a workshop there. All good. However, my son has just used Porteur in Hove and had an excellent experience. Prompt and bike back as new. https://porteur.co.uk/workshop There was also a chap called Bike Monkey...

100% do the Sault route. You'll get all the enjoyment and be able to say you've done it.

Totally missed it. Would have watched as well. I'm ashamed to say the whole UCI things has passed me by.

Love that! Where was that?

Don’t listen to him @BrightonCottager - he’s goading you.

There’s a great book I’ve got on the 3 climbs up Ventoux and the author raves about the Malaucene climb. The only downside is you don’t get that famous glimpse of the top as you emerge from the trees at Chalet Reynard, but you might be thankful of that as it’s daunting when you emerge and those...

Whereabouts are you staying? It’s a great climb. And with three routes up, something for everyone.

Weather's a bit shite isn't it.

I think the same whenever I see snippets of the Tour of Poland. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

And where is this KOM Motogull Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

What a pleasure it is to watch the Tour of Britain. Van Aert, Alaphilippe, Cavendish, Michael Woods, Kwiatkowski, Dan Martin. And to see Ethan Hayter going toe to toe with them. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

If you go along to Shoreham and don't mind a few little hills then head up the Coombe Road to Steyning. Or you can just follow the path alongside the River Adur which is flat all the way to Bramber. A beer there then home - job done.

Apols for being so late The Lemming Stomper Pogue Mahone put me onto Rayments and they're great. I've also just used Bike Monkey who was great... http://www.brightonbikemonkey.co.uk I believe he has now taken on the Bike Shed that is on the London Road. Nice guys.

I can safely say that I enjoyed my MTB ride a lot, so thanks to Pogue Mahone for keeping on at me. In all honesty, I am still a roadie at heart, so Stat Brother and 1066familyman fear not - I still love slipping into lycra. I just have another wonderful option now. It's well worth a spin.

OMG! That is terrible news. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cycling/51727405

This is Froome we are talking about. He's probably done it a bazillion times and still fallen off a million times.

Never!

I was being helpful! You and Pogue Mahone are just takers!

I think it comes down to volume. There is a point where quantity will naturally result in the salutation to other rider stopping. However, if one comes into contact with another rider and there is no other rider within 100 metres, then it should be a requirement to say 'hello'. As Ken Ho...