Confessions thread!
#452
Rambods, yes. I have blurry memory at best. between the rage, disappointment and ex being there I blocked most of the night out. other bike was Mikey Wallys
Last edited by avner; 04-17-11 at 02:31 AM.
#453
Well, I'm sorry. This isn't the first time I've seen it happen at a party full of riders. Some jackass always tries to steal something and it is always a bummer just the same to hear what happened.
#455
Nooooooooo! That really sucks.I bundled up and rode down to the alleycat - and they had cancelled it (and the goldsprints afterparty) due to weather. which is totally weaksauce considering it was in the 40s and not raining or anything. and they had an alleycat in like february. and they didn't make the cancellation announcement until an hour before. so we ended up hanging out with a few of the messenger dudes that had showed up to race and got drunk. whee.
#457
Maybe. I'm sad. I miss it, and the money I invested into it. But I also know exactly what i'm going to do with my next build which will likely be a Moto Team Track, Wabi Lightning or Fuji TP.
#459
Veteran Racer


Joined: Jul 2009
Posts: 11,854
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From: Ciudad de Vacas, Tejas
Bikes: 34 frames + 80 wheels
I don't think you can get the Moto TT frame anymore. It's been out of stock like forever. The Wabi is nice, but it's not track geo like the Leader, if that's what you like. The more I ride my Leader 721tr, the more I like it. One benefit of the long top tube is that there is less toe overlap with the front tire, but I still get track geo with a steep head tube angle and small fork rake. I think the Leader aluminum frames strike a good compromise between light weight and durable dent-resitant design.
#461
Zen Student


Joined: Jan 2009
Posts: 128
Likes: 0
From: Bement, IL
Bikes: Colnago Crystal road, Lotus road, Dawes SST-AL fixed gear
I confess, I cut through the bike lots on campus to check out other people's bikes (even when it's a little out of my way).
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1989 Lotus Unique, 1999 Colnago Crystal with full Campy, 2009 Dawes SST-AL fixed gear
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1989 Lotus Unique, 1999 Colnago Crystal with full Campy, 2009 Dawes SST-AL fixed gear
#462
sɹɐʇsɟoןןnɟsʇıbɟɯo
Joined: Oct 2010
Posts: 3,986
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From: seattle, too many links
Bikes: fixed gear recumbent trike
av, come up here and i'll let you ride my T1 until you get another biek toghtr
#463
sɹɐʇsɟoןןnɟsʇıbɟɯo
Joined: Oct 2010
Posts: 3,986
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From: seattle, too many links
Bikes: fixed gear recumbent trike
typing fortwin
#464
#468
Senior Member
Joined: Jan 2006
Posts: 2,671
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From: East coast
Bikes: Specialized Tarmac Expert, Cannondale R700, Specialized Langster, Iron Horse Hollowpoint Team, Schwinn Homegrown
#469
#470
Oh, Also, confession, I have never spent more than 15 or 20 on pants, may buy the "wounded Knee knickers" before they run out because they're sweet as butts, and I like supporting, even though I can make some quite like them for mad cheap.
#471
Your cog is slipping.



Joined: May 2009
Posts: 26,053
Likes: 100
From: Beverly MA
Bikes: EAI Bareknuckle
I don't know, man. They were an awful lot of work, hence why quantities are limited.
My confession is that I'm really glad to be done sewing!
My confession is that I'm really glad to be done sewing!
Last edited by Scrodzilla; 04-19-11 at 08:11 AM.
#472
Sheet man, I bet you're glad you're done sewing at this point, how do that back and those wrists feel?
#473
Your cog is slipping.



Joined: May 2009
Posts: 26,053
Likes: 100
From: Beverly MA
Bikes: EAI Bareknuckle
I can't take credit for all the sewing myself (we've got a couple of Indonesian children in a shed out back working on another batch of V1.5 straps) but we've got a pretty good system going. Different machines/tables for different things and whatnot. I recently built a sewing table with legs that adjust way up because I found that sewing certain things are more comfortable standing up than hunched over on a stool.
#474
Senior Member
Joined: Jan 2006
Posts: 2,671
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From: East coast
Bikes: Specialized Tarmac Expert, Cannondale R700, Specialized Langster, Iron Horse Hollowpoint Team, Schwinn Homegrown
#475
I can't take credit for all the sewing myself (we've got a couple of Indonesian children in a shed out back working on another batch of V1.5 straps) but we've got a pretty good system going. Different machines/tables for different things and whatnot. I recently built a sewing table with legs that adjust way up because I found that sewing certain things are more comfortable standing up than hunched over on a stool.
Yeah, seriously though, different positions deffinatly come in handy with sewing for a while! Glad to see Retrogression taking off, really seems y'all are going somewhere, so far at least!



