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Thylacine 02-03-05 03:48 PM

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Is it just me or has bikeforums just got really, really boring all of a sudden?

Anyway, because I'm bored and it's Friday and I'm an idiot, here's a sneak-peek at what's in the pipeline. Yes, it's carbon fiber, yes it's full custom, yes, the average weight is about 1050g. Due for major launch in July-ish.

Maybe.

ed073 02-03-05 03:52 PM


Originally Posted by Thylacine
Is it just me or has bikeforums just got really, really boring all of a sudden?

Anyway, because I'm bored and it's Friday and I'm an idiot, here's a sneak-peek at what's in the pipeline. Yes, it's carbon fiber, yes it's full custom, yes, the average weight is about 1050g. Due for major launch in July-ish.

Maybe.


Yes....stoopid questions that could be answered with a 30 second search in numerous threads.

Maybe when the season gets firing the Road Racing section will get a bit interesting, but if you only come here infrequently, you would leave with the impression there is only one professional cyclist in the world.


BTW, that frame looks horn.

rockmuncher 02-03-05 03:57 PM


Originally Posted by Thylacine
Is it just me or has bikeforums just got really, really boring all of a sudden?

Anyway, because I'm bored and it's Friday and I'm an idiot, here's a sneak-peek at what's in the pipeline. Yes, it's carbon fiber, yes it's full custom, yes, the average weight is about 1050g. Due for major launch in July-ish.

Maybe.

You can only read "my top speed/bike/climbing ability is better than your top speed/bike/climbing ability" and "I'm a newbie, which bike should I buy?" so many times before your brain turns to mush. I've posted a couple of 'out there' threads that would make for an interesting discussion over a few beers on a Friday night, but they must've been to far outside mainstream, because hardly any replies were posted. Everyone is safe and warm in the tiny little niche of knowledge that they have. Seems they're not willing to step outside that domain for fear of ridicule in a public (albeit faceless) arena.

Should be a nice frame. But you skipped a step in the evolutionary path of the bicycle: Aluminium :p

ed073 02-03-05 04:02 PM

"Should I buy a carbon seatpost?"
"Which of these bikes is better?"
"My knee is sore, what should I do?"
"How much faster will I ride squatting 300lbs?"
"How fast is a cat 5 bike race?"

Thylacine 02-03-05 04:03 PM

The dropouts are Aluminium, does that count? :D

rockmuncher 02-03-05 04:05 PM


Originally Posted by Thylacine
The dropouts are Aluminium, does that count? :D

An excellent compromise :lol:

this was just posted on the "'phil ligit and paul sherwin (sometimes bob roll)" thread:
Phil & Paul Bingo http://www.geocities.com/fourlakes_9...g/pnpbingo.htm

I'll be playing during the live TDF coverage on SBS this year :)

ed073 02-03-05 04:10 PM

that's gold!

pshaw 02-03-05 04:54 PM


Originally Posted by rockmuncher
An excellent compromise :lol:

this was just posted on the "'phil ligit and paul sherwin (sometimes bob roll)" thread:
Phil & Paul Bingo http://www.geocities.com/fourlakes_9...g/pnpbingo.htm

I'll be playing during the live TDF coverage on SBS this year :)

BINGO!

Great find Munchie!

Oh, And my car survived at the airport unscathed, unlike most of Gosford I see! :D

rockmuncher 02-03-05 05:05 PM


Originally Posted by pshaw
Oh, And my car survived at the airport unscathed, unlike most of Gosford I see! :D

Good news. So you'll be up for some intervals tonite then?

PaulBravey 02-03-05 05:27 PM

Hmm, where's an op when you need one to ban the bot

rockmuncher 02-03-05 07:36 PM


Originally Posted by PaulBravey
Hmm, where's an op when you need one to ban the bot

What's BOThering you PB?

531Aussie 02-03-05 08:38 PM

Hey dudes ("dudes"? yeah, "dudes"), I need a 1 inch carbon fork
for under $250 or $300 for my 'rainy day', aluminium bike. Good quality 1 inch forks
are becoming very hard to get.

Any suggestions?

I can get a few 'generic' types with alu steerers for about $200, but I wouldn't mind something better.

Terry Hammond has something called a "Roselli" for $250 -- what the hell are THEY?

ed073 02-03-05 08:41 PM


Originally Posted by 531Aussie
Hey dudes ("dudes"? yeah, "dudes"), I need a 1 inch carbon fork
for under $250 or $300 for my 'rainy day', aluminium bike. Good quality 1 inch forks
are becoming very hard to get.

Any suggestions?


Yep.....don't ride in the rain.

531Aussie 02-03-05 09:12 PM

I don't really ride in the rain, but I do ride on days like today when there's a chance of rain, and still a few puddles around.

pshaw 02-03-05 09:18 PM


Originally Posted by rockmuncher
Good news. So you'll be up for some intervals tonite then?

Jetlagged and caught avian flu (cold)... :(

Are you out on Sunday? Time trial or Crit?

ed073 02-03-05 09:33 PM


Originally Posted by 531Aussie
I don't really ride in the rain, but I do ride on days like today when there's a chance of rain, and still a few puddles around.

clouds? Puddles? those are red flags.

PaulBravey 02-03-05 09:33 PM


Originally Posted by rockmuncher
What's BOThering you PB?

The post has been deleted while you were asleep but a bot was posting all over the forum.

PaulBravey 02-03-05 09:36 PM

On a different tangent, never *ever* have a piss after handling raw chillies without washing your hands thoroughly.

climbo 02-03-05 09:40 PM

From fixed forum:
"I'm getting a custom bike built by Thylacine and as part
of the process I went & got fitted at a Serotta dealer."

You get around, this post is from Chicago. Steel MUST be real :)

rockmuncher 02-03-05 10:01 PM


Originally Posted by pshaw
Jetlagged and caught avian flu (cold)... :(

Are you out on Sunday? Time trial or Crit?

Neither, I'm gonna catch up with a few geriatrics that I haven't seen since early November. Loop of the Lake starting at St Huberts Island.

rockmuncher 02-03-05 10:03 PM


Originally Posted by PaulBravey
On a different tangent, never *ever* have a piss after handling raw chillies without washing your hands thoroughly.


Ah the (painful) memories. I've done that on more than one occaision. Makes accidental application of deep heat seem like cold cream in comparison :(

ed073 02-03-05 10:09 PM

Heat cream on the sack is never a pleasant experience.

PaulBravey 02-03-05 10:14 PM


Originally Posted by ed073
Heat cream on the sack is never a pleasant experience.

Almost as unpleasant as changing contact lenses after the aforementioned chillies :D

jeff williams 02-03-05 10:30 PM


Originally Posted by PaulBravey
On a different tangent, never *ever* have a piss after handling raw chillies without washing your hands thoroughly.

Or massage you girlfriends genetalia. :eek: yes, it happened.

ed073 02-03-05 10:39 PM


Originally Posted by jeff williams
Or massage you girlfriends genetalia. :eek: yes, it happened.


Magnificent!

This thread is turning into one of the American Pie movies.


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