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Today I leisurely rode into uni for the first time in awhile. Took it super easy to make sure my knees were working then I busted my gut on the way back home after. It felt so good to be riding quickly again. Also got a great pump in my quads, so hawt. I am a happy man today!
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Today I: had my first walk of shame, guess I'll carry a spare BB with me...
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one leg drills tho
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That kind of sucks. Providence is supposed to be having their "first annual" bike festival on Saturday. It's a fairly easy 30 miles RT for me to bike down, I'm not going if it rains.
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THE STUFFED


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Today I rebuilt the pedals on my commuter, while doing it, I saw the ones in my parts bin and shrugged why not and rebuilt those too.
today i was riding the ogre around when i little kid (~9yrs old) yelled "it's the guy from duck dynasty!!!" and his friends were like "woah!!!!"
i had to google duck dynasty when i got home. wtf


i had to google duck dynasty when i got home. wtf


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I get that all the time. Either some jerk wants 50 grand, or some good hearted soul offers to buy me food.
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had final presentation. rode bikes. went skateboarding. took dooooppppeee action pics. watched parks and rec. did not study for rest of exams.
its been a good day my friends, a good day indeed...
its been a good day my friends, a good day indeed...
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While I like riding in the rain, I hate digging in the rain.
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Oh, I did put in a street session in during lunch.
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Brand new GP4000s, 0. Glass, 1.
On my way home from work yesterday saw some broken glass (actually quite a bit) in the bike lane, traffic was heavy so I couldn't swerve around it so well.
No biggy, these tires are rated high against punctures and I even put some handy dandy tire liners in, I'll be fine.
Wrong! A tiny sliver of glass must have got picked up and stuck between the rim and tire. One minute later, pop, hiss, and a nice hole in the sidewall. It was the back tire. I gave up and called for a ride. Less than 50 miles on them too. Grrr.
That said, is there any way to salvage it? The hole isn't gigantic, just looks like someone took a sharp knife and stuck the tip into my tire.
On my way home from work yesterday saw some broken glass (actually quite a bit) in the bike lane, traffic was heavy so I couldn't swerve around it so well.
No biggy, these tires are rated high against punctures and I even put some handy dandy tire liners in, I'll be fine.
Wrong! A tiny sliver of glass must have got picked up and stuck between the rim and tire. One minute later, pop, hiss, and a nice hole in the sidewall. It was the back tire. I gave up and called for a ride. Less than 50 miles on them too. Grrr.
That said, is there any way to salvage it? The hole isn't gigantic, just looks like someone took a sharp knife and stuck the tip into my tire.
Brand new GP4000s, 0. Glass, 1.
On my way home from work yesterday saw some broken glass (actually quite a bit) in the bike lane, traffic was heavy so I couldn't swerve around it so well.
No biggy, these tires are rated high against punctures and I even put some handy dandy tire liners in, I'll be fine.
Wrong! A tiny sliver of glass must have got picked up and stuck between the rim and tire. One minute later, pop, hiss, and a nice hole in the sidewall. It was the back tire. I gave up and called for a ride. Less than 50 miles on them too. Grrr.
That said, is there any way to salvage it? The hole isn't gigantic, just looks like someone took a sharp knife and stuck the tip into my tire.
On my way home from work yesterday saw some broken glass (actually quite a bit) in the bike lane, traffic was heavy so I couldn't swerve around it so well.
No biggy, these tires are rated high against punctures and I even put some handy dandy tire liners in, I'll be fine.
Wrong! A tiny sliver of glass must have got picked up and stuck between the rim and tire. One minute later, pop, hiss, and a nice hole in the sidewall. It was the back tire. I gave up and called for a ride. Less than 50 miles on them too. Grrr.
That said, is there any way to salvage it? The hole isn't gigantic, just looks like someone took a sharp knife and stuck the tip into my tire.
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An other trick I use when i realize i have run over bits of glass; I run my gloved hand on the tire in an attempt to dislodge any bits that are stuck to the surface and may eventually work themselves through. Disclaimer: you may crash and die a terrible death while doing this.
Unfortunately this technique doesn't work well if you are running fenders.






