The Aussie Thread- Part 2
#1526
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You can have my old bennett mirage if you're into pale metallic blue. It's got a brand new (<500km) cartridge BB in it, so I'm gonna have to charge you the $70 that it cost to have it installed. The old wheels & concor saddle are mine, but you can keep any other bits that you want (stem, bars, brakes, crankset).
[edit] and yes the size is in the 57-58cm range. I loved the balance of the larger frame size on the old style of bikes, much to the disappointment of my old coach.
[edit] and yes the size is in the 57-58cm range. I loved the balance of the larger frame size on the old style of bikes, much to the disappointment of my old coach.
#1527
Originally Posted by rockmuncher
You can have my old bennett mirage if you're into pale metallic blue. It's got a brand new (<500km) cartridge BB in it, so I'm gonna have to charge you the $70 that it cost to have it installed. The old wheels & concor saddle are mine, but you can keep any other bits that you want (stem, bars, brakes, crankset).
#1528
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from above:
"[edit] and yes the size is in the 57-58cm range. I loved the balance of the larger frame size on the old style of bikes, much to the disappointment of my old coach. "
"[edit] and yes the size is in the 57-58cm range. I loved the balance of the larger frame size on the old style of bikes, much to the disappointment of my old coach. "
#1529
Originally Posted by rockmuncher
from above:
"[edit] and yes the size is in the 57-58cm range. I loved the balance of the larger frame size on the old style of bikes, much to the disappointment of my old coach. "
"[edit] and yes the size is in the 57-58cm range. I loved the balance of the larger frame size on the old style of bikes, much to the disappointment of my old coach. "
Is that why he's your old coach ?
#1530
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hahaha nope. I moved and back then the internet as we know it today was only just being born. Coaching by correspondence was a lot tougher back then.
#1531
cool, you racing Saturday at Calga or doing the CD? I'll stop by your place over the weekend if that's cool, I'm off from tomorrow, last day here so that's why I'm busy researching a new bike and "chatting" on this thing.
#1532
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I wanted to do the CD, but having an off (as in @#!!!&&#) week so I might just do Akuna Bay on Sat morning for the sheer unadulterated pleasure, then take the kids up to their grans. I've gotta catch up with Expat sometime, so Sunday might be the Maitland-Newcastle run.
I'll try to get back to Gosford by about 6pm Sunday, if you want to hook up then
I'll try to get back to Gosford by about 6pm Sunday, if you want to hook up then
#1533
ok, no worries, I'll be at the footy Sunday arvo, so maybe next week some time is easier. I'll give you a call.
#1534
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Originally Posted by climbo
ok, no worries, I'll be at the footy Sunday arvo, so maybe next week some time is easier. I'll give you a call.
Anyway, I'm on the lookout for a track frame/bike if anyone has/knows of one.. probably 53/55 cm.
Started playing with the HRM, got some funny results.
1 hour swim - Max HR 160, Avg 133
50KM cycle - Max HR 168, Avg 149
6.5 KM run - Max HR 179, Avg 168
Now even though the run was about 2 hours after the 50KM cycle... thats about the opposite of what I would have expected...?
#1535
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Originally Posted by climbo
ok, no worries, I'll be at the footy Sunday arvo, so maybe next week some time is easier. I'll give you a call.
#1536
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Originally Posted by pshaw
I thought the CD race was cancelled? ...blah, blah, blah...
Now even though the run was about 2 hours after the 50KM cycle... thats about the opposite of what I would have expected...?
Now even though the run was about 2 hours after the 50KM cycle... thats about the opposite of what I would have expected...?

As for the HR, well you won't have a correlation between what you feel and what your HR is doing for about 3 months. Once you do then the pain can begin. Patience grasshopper.
#1537
Originally Posted by rockmuncher
No, Sunday after the footy will be good. You'll have fewer inhibitions, so selling the bike will be easier 

#1538
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Originally Posted by rockmuncher
You can have my old bennett mirage if you're into pale metallic blue. It's got a brand new (<500km) cartridge BB in it, so I'm gonna have to charge you the $70 that it cost to have it installed. The old wheels & concor saddle are mine, but you can keep any other bits that you want (stem, bars, brakes, crankset).
[edit] and yes the size is in the 57-58cm range. I loved the balance of the larger frame size on the old style of bikes, much to the disappointment of my old coach.
[edit] and yes the size is in the 57-58cm range. I loved the balance of the larger frame size on the old style of bikes, much to the disappointment of my old coach.

#1539
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Originally Posted by crank'n
$70 to have a BB cartridge fitted, thats the cartridge included in the price?

[edit] sorry, I'm in the middle of debugging someone elses crap code so every now and then I need to find a victim to cheer myself up. How's life in WA?
#1540
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Originally Posted by rockmuncher
I've just checked and yup, it's there alright! Phew, you had me worried there for a minute 
[edit] sorry, I'm in the middle of debugging someone elses crap code so every now and then I need to find a victim to cheer myself up. How's life in WA?

[edit] sorry, I'm in the middle of debugging someone elses crap code so every now and then I need to find a victim to cheer myself up. How's life in WA?
Lifes great for riding, got 2 duraskin tyers for $90 which had me thinking cause i was sure they were about $60 each last time. 31 deg today, 35 yestaday.Footy derdy on this saturday,prisoners walking outa jail , crime out of control, supa 14's rugby sarting in a few months, plenty of jobs this side of the rabbit proof fence and the FARRK'n cane toads on the way, thank's to the queenslanders.
And perth is still in the my restruant rules stakes {just}
Last edited by crank'n; 04-07-05 at 02:29 AM.
#1541
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Originally Posted by crank'n
...supa 12 rugby starting in a few months...
#1542
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From: Melbourne, Australia
Originally Posted by ed073
I don't need to be hearing this.
Burke Rd
Riversdale Rd
Toorak Rd
Chapel St
Fitzroy St
Beach Rd
Burke Rd
Riversdale Rd
Toorak Rd
Chapel St
Fitzroy St
Beach Rd
#1543
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Originally Posted by rockmuncher
I thought you guys were only 3 hours behind!!
WA =wait a while
#1544
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Originally Posted by 531Aussie
We forgot Glenferrie Rd., then a quick look at the Scapins in Bike Life on Auburn Rd
ooh yeah.....Glenferrie Rd. some top MILFs down there.
#1545
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From: Melbourne, Australia
Chapel Street was the best by far
#1546
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Originally Posted by 531Aussie
Chapel Street was the best by far
Welcome to first grade.
#1548
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From: Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
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Originally Posted by rockmuncher
You guys been out pervin again?
#1549
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Originally Posted by HobartDave
None of that going on in Hobart. Bloody 12 degrees. I hate the cold. 

Yeah....but Tassie chicks are always up for it. Geez...when we used to come over for the Chrissy carnivals....strewth!!!
#1550
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From: Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
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Originally Posted by ed073
Yeah....but Tassie chicks are always up for it. Geez...when we used to come over for the Chrissy carnivals....strewth!!!



