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#3502
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Apparently it does!
Bikes & Coffee | Carytown Bicycle Company
I also have this one which is more appropriate for brewery tours-
Bikes & Beer | Carytown Bicycle Company
Shameless plug for one of our local shops.
Bikes & Coffee | Carytown Bicycle Company
I also have this one which is more appropriate for brewery tours-
Bikes & Beer | Carytown Bicycle Company
Shameless plug for one of our local shops.
#3503
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My thoughts exactly.
Reported.
Reported.
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#3504
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Apparently it does!
Bikes & Coffee | Carytown Bicycle Company
I also have this one which is more appropriate for brewery tours-
Bikes & Beer | Carytown Bicycle Company
Shameless plug for one of our local shops.
Bikes & Coffee | Carytown Bicycle Company
I also have this one which is more appropriate for brewery tours-
Bikes & Beer | Carytown Bicycle Company
Shameless plug for one of our local shops.
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See, this is why we can't have nice things. - - smarkinson
Where else but the internet can a bunch of cyclists go and be the tough guy? - - jdon
#3505
So it is
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#3506
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Speaking of helvetica, you can't pick the font in Office, but if you go into default font options and type in helvetica, it works.
Yes, I am a dork that likes hipster snooty fonts. On April Fools, I switch my default to comic sans to the day just drive people crazy.
#3507
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So I took my Crockett out this morning, and all day long I've been thinking about moving over the DA groupset and nicer wheels from the Domane to the Crockett and just figuring out what to do with the Domane later down the road. I'm just not riding it as much lately. I could get some proper tubeless tires on the Bontrager wheels. And I could keep the 32mm Panaracer Paselas on the spare wheels as my "road" setup.
What is wrong with me?
What is wrong with me?
#3508
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I guess I'm just a cheap bastid.
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#3509
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#3514
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So I took my Crockett out this morning, and all day long I've been thinking about moving over the DA groupset and nicer wheels from the Domane to the Crockett and just figuring out what to do with the Domane later down the road. I'm just not riding it as much lately. I could get some proper tubeless tires on the Bontrager wheels. And I could keep the 32mm Panaracer Paselas on the spare wheels as my "road" setup.
What is wrong with me?
What is wrong with me?
#3515
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#3517
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Does anyone here have any SRAM hydraulic brakes made in the last couple of years? Just wondering if they still suck or not. I remember on the MTB's the Avid series brakes had a very specific bedding in process that they required you to follow to the letter. I did that on a Cannondale 29er I had and still got noisy brakes. We also had lots of customers complain and we often refinished the pads and rotors and did the bedding in process again with mixed results. The bike I'm looking at now has the new Apex hydraulic brakes.
And another thing: People find it annoying when a manufacturer says 105, but then cheaps out on the crank and puts house brand brakes on. The new Fargo is labeled as the "Rival 1" but only has a Rival rear derailleur. And that's it. Lower level crank, Sunrace cassette, Apex shifters and brakes. Really, Salsa?
And another thing: People find it annoying when a manufacturer says 105, but then cheaps out on the crank and puts house brand brakes on. The new Fargo is labeled as the "Rival 1" but only has a Rival rear derailleur. And that's it. Lower level crank, Sunrace cassette, Apex shifters and brakes. Really, Salsa?
#3518
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Helvetica is the reason for the upcharge. That font is so hipster snooty.
Speaking of helvetica, you can't pick the font in Office, but if you go into default font options and type in helvetica, it works.
Yes, I am a dork that likes hipster snooty fonts. On April Fools, I switch my default to comic sans to the day just drive people crazy.
Speaking of helvetica, you can't pick the font in Office, but if you go into default font options and type in helvetica, it works.
Yes, I am a dork that likes hipster snooty fonts. On April Fools, I switch my default to comic sans to the day just drive people crazy.
#3519
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See, this is why we can't have nice things. - - smarkinson
Where else but the internet can a bunch of cyclists go and be the tough guy? - - jdon
#3520
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Enjoying the heat out here, well sort of... 95 degrees IS finally a bit hot
Turned a new chapter (until Friday of course) - enjoying Kombucha. Where the hippies at? Calling all hippies.
#3522
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Well the new tires don't feel any faster or more comfortable or any of the other things they're supposed to feel like. They did feel a bit awkward going into the first few corners, like they didn't want to lean into it, but three minutes later I forgot about it and they worked just fine.
And in what proved to be an absolute shocker, someone complemented my shoes. He also complemented the gumwall tires though, which the Hot or Not thread has taught me are not Hot at all, so maybe he just has poor taste.
And in what proved to be an absolute shocker, someone complemented my shoes. He also complemented the gumwall tires though, which the Hot or Not thread has taught me are not Hot at all, so maybe he just has poor taste.
#3523
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Well the new tires don't feel any faster or more comfortable or any of the other things they're supposed to feel like. They did feel a bit awkward going into the first few corners, like they didn't want to lean into it, but three minutes later I forgot about it and they worked just fine.
And in what proved to be an absolute shocker, someone complemented my shoes. He also complemented the gumwall tires though, which the Hot or Not thread has taught me are not Hot at all, so maybe he just has poor taste.
And in what proved to be an absolute shocker, someone complemented my shoes. He also complemented the gumwall tires though, which the Hot or Not thread has taught me are not Hot at all, so maybe he just has poor taste.
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See, this is why we can't have nice things. - - smarkinson
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#3524
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Riley at 8.5 weeks. He seems to be in an awkward head too big for his body stage.