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#4876
VFL For Life
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#4877
Senior Member
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Location: Utah
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But if gave me some of my all time favorite shots!
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Steel is real...and comfy.
Steel is real...and comfy.
#4879
cowboy, steel horse, etc
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I almost wussed out due to thunder and lightning as I was dressing, but I persevered.
#4880
cowboy, steel horse, etc
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#4881
Farmer tan
Today's ride was tough. Really tough. It split very early on a red light. I was in the rear group and the chase was on. Then it never stopped being on. Probably the hardest I've ridden in a while. 30 minutes NP of 300W. 1 hour NP of 270W. Considering my FTP is ~250W yes, that was hard.
New bike is nice though.
New bike is nice though.
#4882
Farmer tan
These are definitely some keepers. You should get the critters to sign modeling releases.
#4883
VFL For Life
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#4884
Super Modest
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Location: Central Illinois
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Bikes: Trek Emonda, Giant Propel, Colnago V3, Co-Motion Supremo, ICE VTX WC
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Just got back from a 50 mile organized event. I forgot my fruit cake but luckily, they were passing out "Fruit & Nut" granola bars. Close enough.
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Keep the chain tight!
#4886
Serious Cyclist
Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: RVA
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Just stopping by to remind Billy that he should be pulling good ole American plugs on disc brake threads-
I guess pulling a Euro plug is more pro, though.
I guess pulling a Euro plug is more pro, though.
#4887
Senior Member
Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: Houston, TX
Posts: 28,682
Bikes: 1990 Romic Reynolds 531 custom build, Merlin Works CR Ti custom build, super light Workswell 066 custom build
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Crazy good stuff.
#4888
Senior Member
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Do you have a greater sage-grouse? @BillyD is a no-show.
I actually was talking to a buddy at work last week about these. He's going to hook me up with some private owned land to shoot some. I've got other grouse but just find them pretty boring to shoot. Some of them are just plain stupid birds. They don't spook and you can walk right up on them.
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Steel is real...and comfy.
Steel is real...and comfy.
#4889
cowboy, steel horse, etc
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#4891
Has a magic bike
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Location: Los Angeles
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Totally agree. Jersey, arm warmers, vest is much more versatile than a jacket, which is too hot for me a lot of the time.
#4892
Mostly Harmless
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#4893
VFL For Life
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#4894
Mostly Harmless
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56° right now and it's ride time - kind of wish I had a vest right now...
Actually, SAS express shipped some replacement bibs for me, so no exchange for a vest, but I am still considering purchasing one while the sale is on.
You know how your awareness of a particular car goes up once you own one? I never knew how many damn Sportwagens were out there until I started driving one, but now they're everywhere. Now that it's on the edge of my mind, I have a sneaking suspicion that the times when it would be nice to have a vest will shoot up dramatically, 'specially as we creep closer to autumn.
Actually, SAS express shipped some replacement bibs for me, so no exchange for a vest, but I am still considering purchasing one while the sale is on.
You know how your awareness of a particular car goes up once you own one? I never knew how many damn Sportwagens were out there until I started driving one, but now they're everywhere. Now that it's on the edge of my mind, I have a sneaking suspicion that the times when it would be nice to have a vest will shoot up dramatically, 'specially as we creep closer to autumn.
#4895
Mostly Harmless
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#4896
Mostly Harmless
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Tubulars. That new-fangled clincher technology is suspect.
#4897
Mostly Harmless
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#4898
Mostly Harmless
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#4899
Mostly Harmless
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Today's ride was tough. Really tough. It split very early on a red light. I was in the rear group and the chase was on. Then it never stopped being on. Probably the hardest I've ridden in a while. 30 minutes NP of 300W. 1 hour NP of 270W. Considering my FTP is ~250W yes, that was hard.
New bike is nice though.
New bike is nice though.
#4900
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It rained hard for a short time, while I was at the bike shop today. I had the top down on the Jeep.