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rjones28 05-03-17 06:36 PM


Originally Posted by WhyFi (Post 19556448)
Nice. Yeah, sometimes I think that it might be a good idea to fly the flag a little more just see what happens, but I don't have much cycling-related apparel that's appropriate off the bike. Something I shall have to remedy, I guess.

I have at least half a dozen cycling t-shirts. Several USAC (membership swag), some from CX events, and (of course) shop Ts.

rjones28 05-03-17 06:39 PM


Originally Posted by Heathpack (Post 19556486)
Recovery ride with coffee this am. :)

http://i771.photobucket.com/albums/x...219A21D514.jpg

Nice hat.

Dan333SP 05-03-17 06:40 PM

Hey [MENTION=351576]Heathpack[/MENTION] you'll appreciate this. My dad sent me this today, spotted during a walk. You said you sailed in Maine so you may know Hinckley yachts. We used to spend a month each summer at a place near Southwest Harbor in Maine, would go to the Hinckley yard and watch them finish and launch new boats.

https://scontent-lga3-1.xx.fbcdn.net...4d&oe=59C1BF7A

Pop says it's a '65. Gorgeous lines.

rjones28 05-03-17 06:40 PM


Originally Posted by LAJ (Post 19556513)
NHRA or cycling related t-shirts here.

Nothing says green like advertising for some sport that implements a 500 cubic inch powerplant that burns more fuel than a 747 engine.

:thumb:

rpenmanparker 05-03-17 06:46 PM


Originally Posted by RollCNY (Post 19558114)
Please take this well, my friend, but I think the context patch still eludes you.

Taken in stride. I can't make the autocorrect stop changing it. But my science is right.

rjones28 05-03-17 06:51 PM


Originally Posted by Velo Vol (Post 19556787)
If it's any consolation, I'm not going to Svalbard either.

We know.

rjones28 05-03-17 06:54 PM


Originally Posted by Dan333SP (Post 19556939)
:(:(:(

FYI not riding a bike and posting in this thread are not mutually exclusive. Just ask RJones.

Hey...

rjones28 05-03-17 06:57 PM


Originally Posted by Dan333SP (Post 19556992)
I ranted a bit about this in another thread. This whole racer/non-racer distinction is such garbage. There is this whole "you think you're better than me?" knee jerk reaction from many people who have not raced. Actually, no. I don't. I just ride bikes and like going fast occasionally. Sorry that's offensive to some.

We're all on bikes, we all have different goals and motivations. Putting people in boxes is not productive and just breeds bitterness.

werd

rjones28 05-03-17 06:59 PM


Originally Posted by datlas (Post 19557096)
One of today's riders said his wife is just getting into road cycling. He said she can't understand why saddles don't have more padding in them. I thought of referring her to the 41, but I bit my tongue.

Good call.

Heathpack 05-03-17 07:00 PM


Originally Posted by Dan333SP (Post 19558153)
Hey [MENTION=351576]Heathpack[/MENTION] you'll appreciate this. My dad sent me this today, spotted during a walk. You said you sailed in Maine so you may know Hinckley yachts. We used to spend a month each summer at a place near Southwest Harbor in Maine, would go to the Hinckley yard and watch them finish and launch new boats.

https://scontent-lga3-1.xx.fbcdn.net...4d&oe=59C1BF7A

Pop says it's a '65. Gorgeous lines.

Pretty boat. It always seems fab to have an old classic wooden boat but they are a lot of work and OMG so narrow and excessively snug when you are belowdecks. Mr. H went to college at the University of Hawaii and while he was there he got in over is head with a 48' wooden Alden schooner that was basically perpetually sinking. He felt pretty lucky to unload the thing before he left for AOCS. Some sucker always falls for a classic good lookin wooden boat. ;)

Contrast with the fiberglass boat we had in Maine, which was also perpetually sinking. So f-in ugly but it was all we could afford at the time (lol it cost less than our current dinghy). Terrible boat, didn't sail for a damn, sometimes we'd just have to give up because we couldn't make headway against some gnarly current. 'Guess we're going the other way now.' Our outboard only worked about 50% of the time so we got good at sailing pretty much anywhere we wanted to go. Paper charts & a compass, we had zero electronics beyond a hand held radio. But we had a lot of fun on that turd of a boat. I have no pics but that's good because they'd make me cringe anyway. :)

datlas 05-03-17 07:02 PM


Originally Posted by RollCNY (Post 19558104)
First and foremost, the Browns.

Second and most less, i do not understand why someone would read the archived Addiction posts. So much was deleted that it would be like watching the IT Crowd with out ever seeing episode 2, Calamity Jen. You would never know the meanining of 0118 999 881 99 9119 725..... 3.

And finally, huffs are easier to recognize than define.

Hi all.

Hey.

rjones28 05-03-17 07:04 PM


Originally Posted by WhyFi (Post 19557115)

Eleven days. :ride:

rjones28 05-03-17 07:07 PM


Originally Posted by datlas (Post 19557160)
You should, then give me the look and drope the hamer, naturally.

PS you could be only the second BFer to see the Saturn.

The Saturn did not disappoint.

rjones28 05-03-17 07:08 PM


Originally Posted by Velo Vol (Post 19557199)
On the road just now I had to dodge a minefield of glass shards from a fresh crash.

These motorists should think about the danger of bicycle tire punctures before they have their dumb wrecks on the roadway.

ikr

rjones28 05-03-17 07:11 PM


Originally Posted by Trsnrtr (Post 19557268)
Bought a pin tool - $8. Bottom bracket installed. Should get my antique finished after I get back from my ride. Pics to follow.


Originally Posted by Trsnrtr (Post 19557263)
Gee, I'll bet he can hardly wait. :rolleyes:

:)

rjones28 05-03-17 07:12 PM


Originally Posted by WhyFi (Post 19557338)
Just rub your fingers all over your lips - that oughtta take care of the awkwardness.

Brilliant!

rjones28 05-03-17 07:16 PM


Originally Posted by rpenmanparker (Post 19557637)
Zackly. I dunno what you guys are smoking, but it is getting hard to keep up. I take one morning off for a little shooting range outing with friends, some lunch, and I come back to find myself 6 pages behind. Sheesh.

Meet up with Scarbo?

rjones28 05-03-17 07:17 PM


Originally Posted by seedsbelize (Post 19557726)
Since when are we allowed to say gun?

It's been that way for a while.

rjones28 05-03-17 07:21 PM


Originally Posted by datlas (Post 19557785)
One of the guys on my usual ride has a new Seven and although it's a road bike, he had his LBS put on 38mm wide tires. It looks kinda funny but he swears it's a smooth ride and he said it feels more stable in the wet etc., he also has hybrid hydraulic disc brakes with it.

I was talking to a guy the other day that said he loves his Seven. Later in the conversation, he said he was thinking about something like the Roubaix because the Seven is so stiff and beats him up. People are weird.

rjones28 05-03-17 07:23 PM


Originally Posted by Velo Vol (Post 19557898)
The "trolling" here is weak.

Fine with me.

jtaylor996 05-03-17 07:27 PM


Originally Posted by rpenmanparker (Post 19558089)
i do understand. What I am saying is it isn't the air volume that supports the load. It is the context patch. It took me years to realize that. Tire pressure X area of the contact patch = the force (weight) the tire will support. Volume isn't in the formula at all. You adjust the pressure so that the contact patch required will be achieved at an appropriate (15% or so) tire drop relative to the unloaded bike. Obviously the wide tire has a big contact patch and doesn't need much pressure to support say 200 lb. I get that and 0.5 lb is a relatively large fraction of 15 lb. I get that too. I'm just saying it isn't about volume.

I see you're trying to be rpenmandantic, but P = nRT/V, so volume certainly is in the equation anytime pressure is mentioned. :P

rjones28 05-03-17 07:31 PM


Originally Posted by Velo Vol (Post 19557989)
No, Razor and Soloist left in huffs. This was no huff.

What EVAR.

jtaylor996 05-03-17 07:32 PM

Spongebob has ALS, too :(

?SpongeBob SquarePants? Creator Stephen Hillenburg Has Lou Gehrig?s Disease

rjones28 05-03-17 07:33 PM


Originally Posted by Heathpack (Post 19558021)
Hey [MENTION=25227]Velo Vol[/MENTION]

Define huff

Please provide examples and use in a sentence if possible.

But please no examples that involve previous Addiction posters.

I am a previous Addiction poster.

rjones28 05-03-17 07:34 PM


Originally Posted by RPK79 (Post 19558031)
No, strong trolling should be shunned. Trolling done right is subtle.

Are you sure?


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