That is an awesome deal.

I know - don't let Mrs MRS see that list! Fortunately MRS Junior (Hughie) is now large enough to ride the Variado - I just need to ship it back to Scotland. The Cayo is lent to a friend but I'm getting back shortly. Living in two countries is a bit of an excuse. I think if all the MRS family bikes were gathered in one place, there would be 12 bikes (and my daughter doesn't have a bike!)

Be quick - it has been incredibly popular.

Indeed but departing my come by 30 minutes to stay drier, and more importantly keep my bike cleaner, it has been very useful.

Starting a ride in the rain is always hard, but being rained in once you are in full flow dies not seem to matter. Human psyche is very odd.

So, I've just pulled the trigger and purchased a whole load of stuff

Smart Lunar R2 Rear light
Lezyne Micro Drive Front light
Woolie Boolie socks
Schwalbe SCH5063 Durano Plus Tyres
Crud Mk2 Road racer guards
Altura Dryline Rack Pack
dhb Merino Long Sleeve Base Layer M_200
BBB Helmet-Hat Winter Skull Cap
dhb Amberley II Glove
PLETSCHER Rear pannier rack ORION

quick question - do you wear your hat over or under your bike helmet ?

Under the helmet

Today was my first commute in and wasn't too bad considering it was 1 degree this morning. Took a couple of miles for things to start to warm up, but no frozen hands or feet, so everything is working as it should be.

I think the ride back will be more interesting since it will be dark

http://www.strava.com/activities/222988527

The return trip is uphill too I think the Lezyne front light will be ok to be seen by but on some of the unlit roads around Slyfield may be a challenge if you get up any speed.

My commute is tomorrow, had to abort today's commute as working off site

Only slightly and that's between Mayford and Slyfield. The Lezyne is pretty powerful on it's brightest setting as tested out of the bedroom window