RacerX
11-05-02, 12:12 AM
:crash:
allrighty then!
allrighty then!
Road Cycling - Beat a dead horse
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urban_assault
11-05-02, 04:18 AM
Please stop the madness!!:rolleyes:
Spire
11-05-02, 06:00 AM
I think that this horse is already a steaming pile on entrails. :)
croombr
11-05-02, 06:50 AM
I love Dead Horse... anyone for a Big Mac?
Ed Holland
11-05-02, 06:53 AM
Sturmey Archer.
Good, indestructable British engineering. ;)
Good, indestructable British engineering. ;)
deliriou5
11-05-02, 07:05 AM
wow people really love beating dead horses! :)
Greg
11-05-02, 07:11 AM
This, as well as others, is kind of like Haley's comet.
Just wait.
Just wait.
pokey
11-05-02, 07:45 AM
No contest.Suntour friction rules!
lotek
11-05-02, 08:52 AM
What pokey said.
Marty
Marty
Phatman
11-05-02, 09:16 AM
hell yea! SunTour Friction RULES!
MHub
11-05-02, 09:33 AM
Originally posted by croombr
I love Dead Horse... anyone for a Big Mac?
I thought they sent 'em to the glue factory???
I love Dead Horse... anyone for a Big Mac?
I thought they sent 'em to the glue factory???
mechBgon
11-05-02, 09:35 AM
Beat a dead horse
I have NEVER lost a race against a dead horse! EVER. :p
Oh, and I hope by "Suntour friction," we are talking about the Suntour one-way-ratchet shifters that make that delicious "zzzzzzzik!" noise, because they rock! :)
I have NEVER lost a race against a dead horse! EVER. :p
Oh, and I hope by "Suntour friction," we are talking about the Suntour one-way-ratchet shifters that make that delicious "zzzzzzzik!" noise, because they rock! :)
pokey
11-05-02, 09:49 AM
Originally posted by mechBgon
Oh, and I hope by "Suntour friction," we are talking about the Suntour one-way-ratchet shifters that make that delicious "zzzzzzzik!" noise, because they rock! :) Yeah,power ratchets. The 'sprints' are being made again by Dia Compe and Rivendell sells them.
Oh, and I hope by "Suntour friction," we are talking about the Suntour one-way-ratchet shifters that make that delicious "zzzzzzzik!" noise, because they rock! :) Yeah,power ratchets. The 'sprints' are being made again by Dia Compe and Rivendell sells them.
chewa
11-05-02, 09:52 AM
Why no "Campag" option.? What is this "Campy"?
ShimaNO NO NO
ShimaNO NO NO
Rotifer
11-05-02, 09:57 AM
McD's was busted for kangaroo meat and horse? Ah well, they both work - just like Campy and Shimano.
threadend
11-05-02, 10:04 AM
there was no single speed option??
ImprezaDrvr
11-05-02, 10:10 AM
Just read Fast Food Nation . That'll make you appreciate the fact that you don't eat fast food, if you're one to avoid such things.
But, I digress and vote dead horse on this one.
But, I digress and vote dead horse on this one.
deliriou5
11-05-02, 10:24 AM
would you like to beat my dead horse?? :rolleyes:
velo
11-05-02, 01:12 PM
Originally posted by threadend
there was no single speed option??
There is Campy and Shimano single speed stuff...but don't tell them that. ;)
there was no single speed option??
There is Campy and Shimano single speed stuff...but don't tell them that. ;)
TrekFurthur
11-05-02, 01:56 PM
:fight:
I can say, though, that if you race domestically (either getting paid or in your own backyard), riding Shimano makes wheel changes much easier. That, or you can just avoid flatting!
I can say, though, that if you race domestically (either getting paid or in your own backyard), riding Shimano makes wheel changes much easier. That, or you can just avoid flatting!
khuon
11-05-02, 04:33 PM
Originally posted by threadend
there was no single speed option??
It's a built-in feature of all shifting systems. See, the product managers already know that sooner or later, everyone returns to their roots and start pining for single-speed with coaster brakes. So eventually their products are engineered to "think ahead" and immediately present to you that capability by summarily locking you into a specific gear. Just ride your current group long enough...
there was no single speed option??
It's a built-in feature of all shifting systems. See, the product managers already know that sooner or later, everyone returns to their roots and start pining for single-speed with coaster brakes. So eventually their products are engineered to "think ahead" and immediately present to you that capability by summarily locking you into a specific gear. Just ride your current group long enough...
Rotifer
11-05-02, 05:15 PM
Just ride your current group long enough...
Wow, you must thrash your stuff as badly as I do. :D
Wow, you must thrash your stuff as badly as I do. :D
greywolf
11-06-02, 07:54 AM
it looks like the dead horse wins , by a head .:eek: