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Originally Posted by pyze-guy
Perhaps, I need some sleep tonight thought. Doing the 75km ride tomorrow, starts at (ugh) 6:45. Still debating to do it fixed on geared. My ego says fixed, my mind says gears.
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Originally Posted by somnambulant
anyone out and about tonight? I wouldn't mind going for a spin and maybe an iced coffee/tea once it cools down a bit.. assuming that it doesn't start to rain.
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Originally Posted by cavit8
Any thoughts of when. I thought I might go out a little later this evening as it doesn't seem to be cooling down much.
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Originally Posted by somnambulant
anyone out and about tonight? I wouldn't mind going for a spin and maybe an iced coffee/tea once it cools down a bit.. assuming that it doesn't start to rain.
I thought I saw your bike parked outside of the Chapters @ Richmond and John. It was a tall Urbanite with a Brooks saddle, drops with red bar tape... But it had clips and straps. Are you rockin' clips and straps? |
a) neither of my brooks saddles have ever been on my urbanite
b) I haven't had red bar tape in over a year, and currently I'm rocking my flat bars c) nope.. still going clipless :D |
Fixed it is.
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You will not regret it. Take lots of water and try not to embaress any OCP's.
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Originally Posted by somnambulant
a) neither of my brooks saddles have ever been on my urbanite
b) I haven't had red bar tape in over a year, and currently I'm rocking my flat bars c) nope.. still going clipless :D I should have checked the missing seat binder bolt... ;) |
hahah.. indeed!
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Originally Posted by pyze-guy
Fixed it is.
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Originally Posted by ronin2046
Hey Somna,
I thought I saw your bike parked outside of the Chapters @ Richmond and John. It was a tall Urbanite with a Brooks saddle, drops with red bar tape... But it had clips and straps. Are you rockin' clips and straps? |
Vancouver is a nice city but damn are there a tonne of crack/smack heads! Its an epidemic downtown. I already met a BFSSFG member (lyledriver) and hopefully will be going on a ride tomorrow.
PS. Go Sens! |
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Holla at me if you see me on the IRO in my sig on the Heat Stroke ride tomorrow. See ya'll out there.
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Originally Posted by operator
:roflmao: :roflmao: :roflmao: :roflmao: :roflmao: :roflmao: :roflmao: :roflmao: :roflmao: |
is that a usb memory dingdong hanging around your neck?
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Originally Posted by MattRennick
Pretty hilarious! It all makes for a funny story and hopefully the owner will get their seat back.
Thanks for the ride last night, dudes and dudettes, I had a great time! Most of my shots didn't turn out all that great but I've posted up a few pics from the ride here: http://www.makergo.com |
Nice day to ride the Don, did my 75km in just under 2:40. Was great to be considered a VIP as I got a nice lunch after, salmon, chicken roast beef, and some pasta. Protein and carbs, yummy.
Best part was the roadie who had his crank fall of his $4000 bike 0:30 seconds in. I also observed that although I was getting smoked on the decents, on the flats and all the climbs I passed 90% of the riders. Seems the full kit/gear riders like to gear way down on the climbs. Weenies. |
Originally Posted by jyossarian
Holla at me if you see me on the IRO in my sig on the Heat Stroke ride tomorrow. See ya'll out there.
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Originally Posted by pyze-guy
Missed you out there, but did see 4-5 riders on fixed bikes. We are truely gods among mortals.
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fun ride. it was entertaining when roadies smugly sail past me on descents, only to see the horrified looks on their faces when i smoke them on the climbs.
there was a guy on a kelly green track bike who got off and WALKED up a hill. for shame, dude. |
Originally Posted by canice
fun ride. it was entertaining when roadies smugly sail past me on descents, only to see the horrified looks on their faces when i smoke them on the climbs.
there was a guy on a kelly green track bike who got off and WALKED up a hill. for shame, dude. lol, poor dude! While I've never done that myself I have seen the agony of folks that chose the wrong gearing for themselves or their terrain, seen guys come to a dead stop after they've lost all the momentum , then onto their feet for the walk of shame |
Originally Posted by pyze-guy
I also observed that although I was getting smoked on the decents, on the flats and all the climbs I passed 90% of the riders. Seems the full kit/gear riders like to gear way down on the climbs. Weenies.
By far, this was the coolest bike setup I saw today. http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1249/...66de1ba94b.jpg BTW, anyone see that woman down on the DVP South? When I passed, the cops and medics were there and she was covered up w/ a piece of plastic and her ride partner was cradling her head. Hope she's ok. |
Had a good ride up the Humber with Brad/Tams today too. Lovely day for it. Totaled about 65k. Hope everyone had fun on The Other Ride. :)
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Originally Posted by canice
fun ride. it was entertaining when roadies smugly sail past me on descents, only to see the horrified looks on their faces when i smoke them on the climbs.
there was a guy on a kelly green track bike who got off and WALKED up a hill. for shame, dude. Next year - gonna do it fixed! |
Originally Posted by pyze-guy
Best part was the roadie who had his crank fall of his $4000 bike 0:30 seconds in.
EDIT: Left crank arm? One legged intervals up the don! |
Originally Posted by somnambulant
is that a usb memory dingdong hanging around your neck?
Originally Posted by jyossarian
BTW, anyone see that woman down on the DVP South? When I passed, the cops and medics were there and she was covered up w/ a piece of plastic and her ride partner was cradling her head. Hope she's ok.
2.5m wide lane with speeds < 3kph, barriers on one side, curb on the other = disaster waiting to happen when occupied by nubs who can't ride a straight line. P.S I loved the little kids on bikes |
Alright so I'm going to be stripping my Jamie Roy soon, because I hate decals. I'm taking it down to baremetal, pinstriping with (hopefully) glow-in-the-dark pain and then clearcoating it.
The question is could I smooth out the welds at the joints? I've asked a few metal working persons and they all say the same thing "It should be fine, but I wouldn't do it without the manufacturer sayings its ok" So i'm going to call Tony on monday and ask. But if there are opinions for you guys I'd love to hear them too. Oh and what size cone wrenches do I need to repack a campag record hub from the early-mid 90s |
Originally Posted by somnambulant
Had a good ride up the Humber with Brad/Tams today too. Lovely day for it. Totaled about 65k. Hope everyone had fun on The Other Ride. :)
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