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Today I gonna brifter a Denali for a customer.
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Not actually Tmonk
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#1354
Fresh Garbage
This brings up another great Co-op memory! Somebody had come in and donated a drilliumed bike. It looked like and most likely was just eyeballed with a hand drill and cleaned with a countersink bit. It was terrible! There was a similar one on eBay not too long ago too.
#1355
Still kicking.
Today I put in 65 miles.
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Appreciate the old bikes more than the new.
Appreciate the old bikes more than the new.
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Fixie Infamous
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Interview at a shop in Berkeley tomorrow.
The hell do I wear to an interview at a bike shop?
The hell do I wear to an interview at a bike shop?
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Full-time professional job: suit and tie
Part-time job: slacks, with decent shoes, and a button up shirt, tie optional
For an interview at a bike shop, I'd probably also bring a shirt to change into in case they ask you to do a bit of work to show you know what you're doing.
Part-time job: slacks, with decent shoes, and a button up shirt, tie optional
For an interview at a bike shop, I'd probably also bring a shirt to change into in case they ask you to do a bit of work to show you know what you're doing.
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Full-time professional job: suit and tie
Part-time job: slacks, with decent shoes, and a button up shirt, tie optional
For an interview at a bike shop, I'd probably also bring a shirt to change into in case they ask you to do a bit of work to show you know what you're doing.
Part-time job: slacks, with decent shoes, and a button up shirt, tie optional
For an interview at a bike shop, I'd probably also bring a shirt to change into in case they ask you to do a bit of work to show you know what you're doing.
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Today I bought some sneakers. Riding to work in my Dr Martens every day is giving me some not-so-awesome athlete's foot.
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sɹɐʇsɟoןןnɟsʇıbɟɯo
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you're an athlete?! COOOOOL!
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today i steam purple sticky rice and try to make these
i need a bigger saucepan, steaming sticky rice is time consuming especially when you gotta do it in like 10 small batches
i need a bigger saucepan, steaming sticky rice is time consuming especially when you gotta do it in like 10 small batches
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Full-time professional job: suit and tie
Part-time job: slacks, with decent shoes, and a button up shirt, tie optional
For an interview at a bike shop, I'd probably also bring a shirt to change into in case they ask you to do a bit of work to show you know what you're doing.
Part-time job: slacks, with decent shoes, and a button up shirt, tie optional
For an interview at a bike shop, I'd probably also bring a shirt to change into in case they ask you to do a bit of work to show you know what you're doing.
How does some nice dark denim and a mechanics shirt/polo sound?
And shoes, I have no in between. Have skate shoes, and wing tips out the ass, but nothing in the middle.
Sperry's? haha.
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Are any of the skate shoes clean/relatively newish? I'm sure it will be fine. Just look neat and presentable, like you care about getting the job and put some thought and effort into making a good impression.
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today i steam purple sticky rice and try to make these
i need a bigger saucepan, steaming sticky rice is time consuming especially when you gotta do it in like 10 small batches
i need a bigger saucepan, steaming sticky rice is time consuming especially when you gotta do it in like 10 small batches
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new (to me) wheelset came in - thanks scrod.
so that meant foregoing sleeping this afternoon before work and swapping out my current ones
they feel significantly lighter and look so so much better too.. anticipating a better ride.
now just waiting for the cog and lockring yusss
the waiting game.
so that meant foregoing sleeping this afternoon before work and swapping out my current ones
they feel significantly lighter and look so so much better too.. anticipating a better ride.
now just waiting for the cog and lockring yusss
the waiting game.
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Full-time professional job: suit and tie
Part-time job: slacks, with decent shoes, and a button up shirt, tie optional
For an interview at a bike shop, I'd probably also bring a shirt to change into in case they ask you to do a bit of work to show you know what you're doing.
Part-time job: slacks, with decent shoes, and a button up shirt, tie optional
For an interview at a bike shop, I'd probably also bring a shirt to change into in case they ask you to do a bit of work to show you know what you're doing.
As someone going for a job to be an apprentice, only thing that really matters is enthusiasm/passion and well, it seems silly to drive to a bike mechanic interview.