I have a spare carbon full suspension trek you could use if you want in. Not kidding.

Park ave in Henry isn't so bad, one in Pitts sucks ass. Elitist *******s, if you ask me. 33 would love them. They've got like 3 now. One near eastview is kind of hidden, seemed nice there. You are near Berts, or what ever it is, lots of bikes, hard to get help any time I've been there. That small one out near the dome is friendly.

Yea, I usually go to the one in Henry, on occasion they let me ride there bikes :). I hate

the one in Pitts too soooo bad. Berts is decent, I'm cool with one of the dudes that works

there.

I'd probably kill myself and crash your bike too:p.

We're on pace to add 1,000 posts to this thread in four days.

Dialing up the posting just like I've been dialing up the mileage.

It's all part of racing :D

Berts has a lot of bikes, I remember that.

Well, actually, aren't you supposed to crash the bike first, then die?

Minor details. You're putting too much thought into this, you see?

It is very possible that the bike will spontaneously explode, and cause you to die, even if the rider is doing everything right. It makes ticking sounds that concern me a bit.

You did say it is a carbon framed MTB, so spontaneous explosion is a possibility.

What's this "we" crap. You're like the guy that doesn't take a pull the whole ride then sprints at the end. :P

It's not. This is literally the third time you have suggested that.

I'm not so sure I would want a CF MB. Then again, a kamikaze run down a hill on any bike doesn't sound like much fun to me.

I'm loving the triple paired with aerobars and Zipps.

The frame was free. It's not cracked, but it does click. I believe it's dirt in the pivots for the swing arm, but I'm not positive.

Thankfully.

I haven't had it outside in a month or so. I've been thinking about getting a decent fork for it and actually using it. I just need to make it stop clicking first, or find the crack.