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Hothead286 09-28-11 01:52 PM

Today I saw a 'Ted Shred' singlespeed climbing a hill. Didn't get a chance to see him stop though.
A bee booped my nose on my way back from class.
Aaaaannnnd 2 night tests in a row tonight - Flight Structures and Astrodynamics. Not excited.

misskaz 09-28-11 02:06 PM

Today I got these in the mail.

http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6169/...a6bde30e_m.jpg
Salmon by kazbo, on Flickr

Looking forward to seeing how (if at all) they help my braking on my CX bike.

onezerozeroone 09-28-11 02:21 PM

today I went to pick up the fresh pasela tg I ordered last week for my rear wheel.

http://i.imgur.com/PIMSt.jpg

kudos to the person that knows what's wrong with this picture.

Leukybear 09-28-11 02:27 PM


Originally Posted by onezerozeroone (Post 13291063)
kudos to the person that knows what's wrong with this picture.

The way you wrapped your bars?

onezerozeroone 09-28-11 02:31 PM

ouch Leuky.

Scrodzilla 09-28-11 02:34 PM


Originally Posted by onezerozeroone (Post 13291063)
kudos to the person that knows what's wrong with this picture.

It's clearly not a TG.

Leukybear 09-28-11 02:34 PM


Originally Posted by onezerozeroone (Post 13291120)
ouch Leuky.

Sowwie, I thought it was a sort of spot what's wrong game... cloth tape is easy to rewrap through ;)

markaitch 09-28-11 02:35 PM

could that be a plain pasela, not tg?

edit...damn that scrod is fast

as long as i am editing...if you did not pay the higher price for tgs, keep it - paselas are nice tires. it is what i am using & i ride on some terrible roads covered in debris with no flatting so far. my only gripe is that they are huge, my 25s are as big as some 28s i've had.

onezerozeroone 09-28-11 02:44 PM


Originally Posted by Scrodzilla (Post 13291134)
It's clearly not a TG.

and the vanilla paselas have all-black casing now, evidently, instead of the tan that's on their website (and even the catalog that the LBS was looking at when they ordered). I can do without the extra material in the TG, but damn if having mismatched tires isn't going to be annoying for the month it's going to last me.

haha.

longjohns 09-28-11 03:12 PM

today i lined some lugs. not sure how i feel about it. the lugs are so thin that the paint marker kept jumping off the edge.

edit:photo

http://i1238.photobucket.com/albums/...1/DSC_0060.jpg

andrizzle 09-28-11 03:30 PM


Originally Posted by onezerozeroone (Post 13291063)
today I went to pick up the fresh pasela tg I ordered last week for my rear wheel.

kudos to the person that knows what's wrong with this picture.

those look exactly like the t-serv's tread. can someone hit me with the info regarding the difference? i think it's just a little more protection with the t-serv's... correct?

Scrodzilla 09-28-11 03:38 PM

Correct. Same tread, a little more protection with the T-Serv.

calbob76 09-28-11 04:25 PM

today I stripped my hub because of a crappy formula lockring. super bummer

J.Wolfe 09-28-11 04:48 PM

Today I traded my Cinelli 1a stem for Nitto B-123 track bars. Decided instead of buying a new stem, i would hand polish my old nasty nitto young stem previously on the bike to match.

results :)

before
http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6156/...ce2725c0_b.jpg

after (w/o a polishing compound added still)
http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6159/...74749663_b.jpg

and the new bars/stem together
http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6156/...038d8e6f_b.jpg

yummygooey 09-28-11 05:12 PM

That turned out quite nicely. I love polishing stuff.

homebrewk 09-28-11 05:44 PM


Originally Posted by calbob76 (Post 13291588)
today I stripped my hub because of a crappy formula lockring. super bummer

http://jonhoward.typepad.com/photos/.../04/01/doh.jpg

Leukybear 09-28-11 05:45 PM

My wife just came back from work. Time to take delivery of her new coffin! :D


Originally Posted by calbob76 (Post 13291588)
today I stripped my hub because of a crappy formula lockring. super bummer

Oof, I hope you learn from your mistakes; formula rings are so bad they literally get chunks taken out of them by spanners during the tightening process...

homebrewk 09-28-11 05:51 PM


Originally Posted by Leukybear (Post 13291958)
My wife just came back from work. Time to take delivery of her new coffin! :D

But isn't your wife a model?

J.Wolfe 09-28-11 05:53 PM


Originally Posted by yummygooey (Post 13291805)
That turned out quite nicely. I love polishing stuff.

i agree. cost 13 bucks in sandpaper and took about 2 hours. i have been polishing car exhausts and wheels for some time. great tool of the trade to have at your disposal!

Leukybear 09-28-11 05:56 PM


Originally Posted by homebrewk (Post 13291993)
But isn't your wife a model?

That's on the side; she does corporate accounting.

She's also a vampire; have you ever seen twilight? The wicked wretch made me cold blooded.

homebrewk 09-28-11 06:05 PM


Originally Posted by Leukybear (Post 13292024)
That's on the side; she does corporate accounting.

She's also a vampire; have you ever seen twilight? The wicked wretch made me cold blooded.

Cool. Does she look like this? (from the Twilight series)

http://celebrityandglobal.files.word...nikki-reed.jpg

:p

Leukybear 09-28-11 06:11 PM

You didn't get it. =/ Oh well.

As for how my wife looks like; I'll let your guys imagination go wild.

calbob76 09-28-11 06:15 PM


Originally Posted by Leukybear (Post 13291958)



Oof, I hope you learn from your mistakes; formula rings are so bad they literally get chunks taken out of them by spanners during the tightening process...

yeah I noticed that when I was taking it off. I'd say I've taken this one off and on only like 2 times and the notches in it had already started to get messed up. should have taken that as a hint as to how the threading was. Today I feel like a dingus

homebrewk 09-28-11 06:20 PM


Originally Posted by Leukybear (Post 13292088)
As for how my wife looks like; I'll let your guys imagination go wild.

Here we go...

Leukybear 09-28-11 06:22 PM


Originally Posted by calbob76 (Post 13292108)
yeah I noticed that when I was taking it off. I'd say I've taken this one off and on only like 2 times and the notches in it had already started to get messed up. should have taken that as a hint as to how the threading was. Today I feel like a dingus

Nah no need to be, it happens to all of us. A formula rear is bombproof once you get it properly set up with a DA lockring.

PluperfectArson 09-28-11 06:39 PM


Originally Posted by Leukybear (Post 13292088)
As for how my wife looks like; I'll let your guys imagination go wild.

I am going with fat and ugly, probably a dwarf, too.

yummygooey 09-28-11 06:41 PM


Originally Posted by pluperfectarson (Post 13292244)
i am going with fat and ugly, probably a dwarf, too.

:lol:

Leukybear 09-28-11 07:21 PM

How did you know? :eek:

You guys are just the worst and also the reason why I keep coming back. :love:

commonlaw 09-28-11 07:27 PM

Had a craving for an Orange Julius

RGNY 09-28-11 07:39 PM

put a clamp-on front brake on the '09 Fuji League. just in case.......


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