The Aussie Thread- Part 2
#1376
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Originally Posted by Hitchy
.so .the busted 486 saga!....looks at this stage like they are gunna replace it (subject to some French dudes approval, which is apparently a formality)...
.what colour should I get?....
I'm not keen on the 'kelme' blue or the blue in the 'custom' models.
I'm leaning toward the black & white in the 'customs'...check it out & let me know what ya's think
https://www.lookcycle.com/
.what colour should I get?....
I'm not keen on the 'kelme' blue or the blue in the 'custom' models.
I'm leaning toward the black & white in the 'customs'...check it out & let me know what ya's think
https://www.lookcycle.com/
I like thes ones:



And I'm not crazy about the blue/white, red/white, or the black/silver 481SLs
Last edited by 531Aussie; 04-03-05 at 07:22 AM.
#1377
#1378
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Originally Posted by climbo
all black !!!!
#1379
Originally Posted by Expatriate
Are you a Kiwi?
#1380
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Originally Posted by Hitchy
....childish & purile is this threads AKA!....I'm for it, 'specially cos the seppo's got so uptight about it!....Now...onto more important matters.....the busted 486 saga!....looks at this stage like they are gunna replace it (subject to some French dudes approval, which is apparently a formality)....what colour should I get?....the 05 models don'thave the same colour scheme. I'm not keen on the 'kelme' blue or the blue in the 'custom' models. I'm leaning toward the black & white in the 'customs'...check it out & let me know what ya's think
https://www.lookcycle.com/
hitchy
https://www.lookcycle.com/
hitchy
That red and grey one looks awesome.
#1381
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Which one could you sell the quickest?
#1382
I know it's early planning but what's going on for Anzac Day? Maybe we can get a group MTB ride going for that day.
I'd be happy to come up to Newy area, Killingworth or Glenrock, have to start early though for me to have time to get up and back and fit in a ride. I know Munchie and Willie are keen to hit the dirt.
I'd be happy to come up to Newy area, Killingworth or Glenrock, have to start early though for me to have time to get up and back and fit in a ride. I know Munchie and Willie are keen to hit the dirt.
#1383
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Originally Posted by climbo
I know it's early planning but what's going on for Anzac Day? Maybe we can get a group MTB ride going for that day.
I'd be happy to come up to Newy area, Killingworth or Glenrock, have to start early though for me to have time to get up and back and fit in a ride. I know Munchie and Willie are keen to hit the dirt.
I'd be happy to come up to Newy area, Killingworth or Glenrock, have to start early though for me to have time to get up and back and fit in a ride. I know Munchie and Willie are keen to hit the dirt.
But I am sure that Expat will be in that one. I could jump on the back of the tandum
#1384
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Originally Posted by dbuckingham144
Selling Moutain bike this afternoon
But I am sure that Expat will be in that one. I could jump on the back of the tandum 
But I am sure that Expat will be in that one. I could jump on the back of the tandum 
Roadies dun need no stinkin dirt machines messin up da house!
#1385
Originally Posted by dbuckingham144
Selling Moutain bike this afternoon
But I am sure that Expat will be in that one. I could jump on the back of the tandum 
But I am sure that Expat will be in that one. I could jump on the back of the tandum 
#1386
Souths Rabbitohs v Knights
Starts: Sunday 10th April, 2005 @ 11:00:00 AM
Finishes: Sunday 10th April, 2005 @ 5:00:00 PM
Jersey Flegg 11.30pm
Premier league 1.10pm
First Grade kick-off at 3.00pm.
Reserved seating-
Adults $25.00 Child/Aged concession $15.00
Family(2+2) $65.00
General Admission
Adults $20.00 Child/Aged concession $10.00
Family(2+2) $45.00
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I'm taking the family, probably my brother's also. All welcome to attend, just going to go for General Admission tickets. Getting there for 1st grade mostly.
Bunnies to avange the loss to NZ yesterday
I do believe most clubs train on bikes these days. Souths had all their blokes out on a training ride in pre-season as a "bonding" experience. Most in rugby gear on borrowed road bikes, a funny sight for sure.
Starts: Sunday 10th April, 2005 @ 11:00:00 AM
Finishes: Sunday 10th April, 2005 @ 5:00:00 PM
Jersey Flegg 11.30pm
Premier league 1.10pm
First Grade kick-off at 3.00pm.
Reserved seating-
Adults $25.00 Child/Aged concession $15.00
Family(2+2) $65.00
General Admission
Adults $20.00 Child/Aged concession $10.00
Family(2+2) $45.00
------------------------------------------------------------
I'm taking the family, probably my brother's also. All welcome to attend, just going to go for General Admission tickets. Getting there for 1st grade mostly.
Bunnies to avange the loss to NZ yesterday

I do believe most clubs train on bikes these days. Souths had all their blokes out on a training ride in pre-season as a "bonding" experience. Most in rugby gear on borrowed road bikes, a funny sight for sure.
#1387
Originally Posted by rockmuncher
That's the spirit
Roadies dun need no stinkin dirt machines messin up da house!
Roadies dun need no stinkin dirt machines messin up da house!
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Originally Posted by climbo
Souths Rabbitohs v Knights
All welcome to attend, just going to go for General Admission tickets. Getting there for 1st grade mostly.
All welcome to attend, just going to go for General Admission tickets. Getting there for 1st grade mostly.
* you don't have the sun in your eyes all afternoon
* any kids in your group can get close to the bunny and the knight
* you have an up close and personal view of the cheersquad
get tickets just south of the halfway line* there is more access to beer and toilets
Originally Posted by climbo
I do believe most clubs train on bikes these days. Souths had all their blokes out on a training ride in pre-season as a "bonding" experience. Most in rugby gear on borrowed road bikes, a funny sight for sure. 

#1389
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Originally Posted by climbo
there was a guy in the D race yesterday did the whole 50kms in big baggy shorts, came about dead last.
At least he finished the race
#1390
Originally Posted by rockmuncher
I would recommend getting grandstand seats on the western side of the ground near the fence so that
* you don't have the sun in your eyes all afternoon
* any kids in your group can get close to the bunny and the knight
* you have an up close and personal view of the cheersquad
get tickets just south of the halfway line
* there is more access to beer and toilets
The knights did a run from Nobbys to Nelson Bay in their pre season and some of the guys averaged over 30kmh on MTB/cruisers
* you don't have the sun in your eyes all afternoon
* any kids in your group can get close to the bunny and the knight
* you have an up close and personal view of the cheersquad
get tickets just south of the halfway line* there is more access to beer and toilets
The knights did a run from Nobbys to Nelson Bay in their pre season and some of the guys averaged over 30kmh on MTB/cruisers

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Originally Posted by climbo
so General Admission is not the Western side? Or can you go to either stand on general?
Never choose the northern stand if the wind is blowing from the southern quarter (straight off the water)
Unfortunately there are no maps on the ticketek site, but pricing is like this
https://premier.ticketek.com.au/shows...6-095c520f7bfe
#1392
Originally Posted by rockmuncher
No. The western side costs more, but well worth it (IMHO).
Never choose the northern stand if the wind is blowing from the southern quarter (straight off the water)
Unfortunately there are no maps on the ticketek site, but pricing is like this
https://premier.ticketek.com.au/shows...6-095c520f7bfe
Never choose the northern stand if the wind is blowing from the southern quarter (straight off the water)
Unfortunately there are no maps on the ticketek site, but pricing is like this
https://premier.ticketek.com.au/shows...6-095c520f7bfe
#1393
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hop on and see if you can answer my question......
https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...66#post1031366
https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...66#post1031366
#1394
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no idea
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Originally Posted by climbo
sounds good, I'll buy a block of tix, let me know if you wanna go, I'll buy them midweek some time.
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Wow, I only understood half of this page, and that's a real problem in a thread about nothing.
Oh, and I think George Hincapie has the best non-Euro result in Paris-Roubaix - second by a bee's dick. But I could be wrong, as the only thing I know about racing is 'I hate Lance'.
Oh, and I think George Hincapie has the best non-Euro result in Paris-Roubaix - second by a bee's dick. But I could be wrong, as the only thing I know about racing is 'I hate Lance'.
#1397
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Originally Posted by dbuckingham144
Selling Moutain bike this afternoon
But I am sure that Expat will be in that one. I could jump on the back of the tandum 
But I am sure that Expat will be in that one. I could jump on the back of the tandum 
And I think you'd be scared on the back on the tandem.
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I came hammering around the corner tonight going around the Westgate dirt crit circuit and saw two guys who looked like they were on a tandem.
Cept there was no bike, if you get my drift.
Someone really should tell the organisers having a mountainbike race circuit at a Gay beat really ain't funny.
Cept there was no bike, if you get my drift.
Someone really should tell the organisers having a mountainbike race circuit at a Gay beat really ain't funny.
#1399
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Originally Posted by climbo
Souths Rabbitohs v Knights
Starts: Sunday 10th April, 2005 @ 11:00:00 AM
Finishes: Sunday 10th April, 2005 @ 5:00:00 PM
Starts: Sunday 10th April, 2005 @ 11:00:00 AM
Finishes: Sunday 10th April, 2005 @ 5:00:00 PM
Go the knights
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When is the Aussie Thread Glenrock MTB ride going to happen? I also need to start doing 40 second interval training. Heck, I may stretch them to 45 seconds, although I don't think a race is even that long. I was pleased to see that after each race, everyone was real friendly, but most sat in silence as they tried to catch their breath. BMX is harder than it looks.



