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kshep. you added the pictures after I wrote my response. The BMC frame I recalled was green and yellow, team Phonak colors I think, which is why I called it gaudy and implied it might be seen in the TdF.
The black/grey/white camo cross bike isn't as hard on the eyes, but I still like the Airborne. Like you, I would rather own a Ti bike than a carbon one.
The black/grey/white camo cross bike isn't as hard on the eyes, but I still like the Airborne. Like you, I would rather own a Ti bike than a carbon one.
Flaxx has a green Dr Dew posted here...p5 #110. If there is another BMC in this tread I flat out missed it.
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l0l - when i dont have a lot of time and need to workout, i hit the treadmill and weights in my building.. this past summer i had extra time but as the semester started and my workload at work got heavier, i have had less and less time to take my precious out for a ride =( when i go out for rides, i dont do half hour rides. my minimums are at least an hour per ride if not more. i think i've gone on 2 half hour rides this year, the rest were much longer.
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I say put that 2005 bottle of 151 in your 2006 fridge for a night. Then use your 2007 washer to wash a pair of cycling short. Then use your 2008 Curve to text your friend/gf/wife to let him/her know you plan on taking 5 shots of that 151 before taking your 2010 7.7FX for a spin.
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hahahahha! toooo funny! i actually had a dream last night - and i am not kidding - that i didnt ride the bike in so long that the tires went flat. then i proceeded to take it to the bike shop and bought white tires for it
speaking of which... does anyone know where i can get some good brand/high quality white tires in 25mm size? im not familar with what tire brands are good... i found these soma tires that come in white -
https://www.universalcycles.com/shopp...5&category=782
im gonna google around a bit too...
thanks in advance!
speaking of which... does anyone know where i can get some good brand/high quality white tires in 25mm size? im not familar with what tire brands are good... i found these soma tires that come in white -
https://www.universalcycles.com/shopp...5&category=782
im gonna google around a bit too...
thanks in advance!
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more hybrid pics!
https://yves.fungiart.com/images/bikerack/rack6_2.jpg
https://yves.fungiart.com/images/bikerack/rack6_2.jpg
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Looks like I wont get to experience cold weather riding until Feb or so. Bummed.
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Ha, I shared in that dream. Finally got the finger I hurt on the TimesOut ride x-rayed. Learned a new term, avulsion. A tiny pierce of bone where the top ligament attaches broke, meaning I could not straighten it. It got splinted, have to wear that into next year I think. Dominant hand, so it's a pain both doing things AND I have to keep it dry. Right hand and I have twist shifters so it simply way too chancy to risk riding (was told if the finger would bend, I'd probably be screwed as it would rip out any new scar tissue).
Looks like I wont get to experience cold weather riding until Feb or so. Bummed.
Looks like I wont get to experience cold weather riding until Feb or so. Bummed.
Ouch! I hope you heal up sooner than expected. Scar tissue sux anywhere but I expect moreso on the digits. bleck
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Ha, I shared in that dream. Finally got the finger I hurt on the TimesOut ride x-rayed. Learned a new term, avulsion. A tiny pierce of bone where the top ligament attaches broke, meaning I could not straighten it. It got splinted, have to wear that into next year I think. Dominant hand, so it's a pain both doing things AND I have to keep it dry. Right hand and I have twist shifters so it simply way too chancy to risk riding (was told if the finger would bend, I'd probably be screwed as it would rip out any new scar tissue).
Looks like I wont get to experience cold weather riding until Feb or so. Bummed.
Looks like I wont get to experience cold weather riding until Feb or so. Bummed.
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My old bike's "hybrid" lighting system:
Generator mounted inline with the front wheel.
Plastic bottle rear light, later painted the bulb red.
Rear rack made from scrap parts, from a rolling backpack, similar to suitcases.
Generator mounted inline with the front wheel.
Plastic bottle rear light, later painted the bulb red.
Rear rack made from scrap parts, from a rolling backpack, similar to suitcases.
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^^^ Nice one!!! Luvin' the black fenders. Looks like I've got the same light if that's a Mars 3.0. I don't have to ask how you like that thing, cuz they rock!
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Here are some pics of my latest hybrid. $200 Craigslist find. Slapped some cheap lights on it, everything else is as it came.
There is something to be said about a bike that comes pre-scratched up. I'm still trying to keep my Felt looking new, but I'll take this thing anywhere and lean it on whatever.
There is something to be said about a bike that comes pre-scratched up. I'm still trying to keep my Felt looking new, but I'll take this thing anywhere and lean it on whatever.
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Nice trailer qmsdc15. I like the looks of the one wheelers but wonder how they handle and load carrying capacities. Build that yourself? Yea, I could use a kitty litter hauler too
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Yeah, that is a great looking trailer...and bike. I use a kiddie trailer with the seats cut out for the the litter run. Tidy cats multiple cat formula rules!! Great clumping and it really keeps the funk to a minimum. Good choice!
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No, I didn't build it, it's a B.O.B. It corners great because it leans with the bike and the vertical pivot is closer to the end of the trailer compared to other designs. It's only rated to 75 pounds and trying to control a load substantially above that limit can be very scary. The handling becomes dangerously difficult. It's a fine trailer though if used within it's design's parameters. I can't give you exact figures but 100 lbs unless top heavy should be no problem. There is a warning not to carry loads over twenty inches tall.