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Scrodzilla 09-09-12 11:28 AM

Today I have about a hundred used Campy bits saved in my eBay watch list.

Sweet Jeebus.

striknein 09-09-12 11:40 AM

Toldja so.

misskaz 09-09-12 11:52 AM

Yesterday I went out for what was supposed to just be a chill afternoon at Renegade craft fair, and somehow ended up staying out until 4am. Ooops.

Today I need to watch football, do laundry, take a nap, meet a friend for dinner, and ride to another friend's for fire pit hangs. not enough hours in the day when you don't wake up til 10.

eyeomegasquared 09-09-12 12:15 PM


Originally Posted by misskaz (Post 14709019)
Today I need to watch football, do laundry, take a nap, meet a friend for dinner, and ride to another friend's for fire pit hangs. not enough hours in the day when you don't wake up til 10.

What a rough life! I think laundry is the only laborious activity in that list.

RGNY 09-09-12 12:39 PM


Originally Posted by hairnet (Post 14708903)
No, that's all the way into the Valley and I hardly ever go there. Sounds good though!!

totally. bunch of Thai grannies with stalls for home cooking. could not make it through more than 3-4 stalls, as they were determined to stuff the big white guy from Neuw'Yok. :)

yeah, not sure of the geography. i was crashing in N. Hollywood (Normandie?) for an underground stickfighting tournament in Redondo Beach. all i remember is the hell of trying to get over six lanes to make the left hand exit for LAX in like .5mi. luckily i got the extra insurance for the rental and aimed for expensive cars.

interestingly, money is not allowed to be exchanged on temple grounds, so you purchase denominational tokens entering the parking lot.

Jared. 09-09-12 12:52 PM

Today I have the chicken curry in the pot and chicken and pork chili on deck.

Today I am also confused by the Jets offense.

Mumonkan 09-09-12 01:53 PM

today i saw this:

#
now i want to cx.

Scrodzilla 09-09-12 02:13 PM


Originally Posted by striknein (Post 14708990)
Toldja so.

Seriously, WTF.

Xgecko 09-09-12 02:17 PM

Had plans that didn't include rain so I baked bread and made a quart of Bacon Jan

YoEdgar 09-09-12 02:21 PM

Today I switched from 48/19 to 48/17 and I like it a lot more.

ThermionicScott 09-09-12 03:06 PM

Yesterday I took my olde English 3-speed on a 14-mile party ride and was super-tired by the end. WTF, must have been the bike.

fxdgrjedi 09-09-12 03:33 PM

Today I:

Realized my bikes are getting really lonely. With my new teaching job, commute is much longer, hours are much longer, so my Buddy 125 gets ridden almost everyday. So I got my conversion out and rode the crap out of it for 30 minutes. Wudda gone longer but i rode the crap out of my legs too. Seems that 3 weeks W/O riding can kill even the best fitness. Went from getting a PR in the local hillclimb three weeks ago to this. Sucks. At least I still have fun riding the scooter...

IthaDan 09-09-12 04:06 PM

New bars, stem and tape.

Like the bars and stem, don't know about the tape. Matching the color split was a biiiiiiiiitch.

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

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

(also got my camera game together)

hairnet 09-09-12 04:18 PM

nice

you have to keep that yellow clean

LesterOfPuppets 09-09-12 05:16 PM

Today I dug my next SSMTB project out of storage. Dang bars look high in pic but they're about where I like 'em.

Bikes sure are light before you put stuff on 'em.

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8313/7...760f6b3f_b.jpg

seau grateau 09-09-12 05:20 PM

Another 17 miler today. That happens to be the exact out-n-back for my house to one end of the bike path. Sweated my ass off and PR'd on two Strava segments--shaved almost a full minute off one of them. *king of my own mountain*

ThermionicScott 09-09-12 05:22 PM

Today I attempted (and succeeded at) my first cowboy-mount on the road bike. I learned:

1) Loose shorts are a bad idea when you're doing these, and
2) My saddle was about 1/4" too high. I discovered perfection before getting it back up to the old height.

LesterOfPuppets 09-09-12 06:37 PM

Still kickin' it @ storage unit. Made cheap and dirty wheel rack with 2.5" drywall screws. Will add heatshrink tubing once I find it, so as to show a little love to the rims.

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8454/7...03013085_b.jpg

Nagrom_ 09-09-12 06:57 PM

Today I cut and routed all the housing and cables on the roadie. Haven't hooked them to their respective parts, but they're all cut and capped.

Street rider 09-09-12 07:00 PM

Today I went and saw Completely Hollywood (abridged), put on by a couple students here, and directed by one of my professors. Laughed my ass off. I'm sort of a movie buff, so it constantly struck the funny bone. The two girls next to me laughed at one or two things, but hardly understood a single reference.

Mumonkan 09-09-12 07:04 PM


Originally Posted by Nagrom_ (Post 14710128)
Today I cut and routed all the housing and cables on the roadie. Haven't hooked them to their respective parts, but they're all cut and capped.


im very excited to see a detailed post of your build and a review of chicrabs, more and more each day im thinking about going that route when i end up getting a roadie

SS_Giant 09-09-12 07:07 PM


Originally Posted by Street rider (Post 14710139)
The two girls next to me laughed at one or two things, but hardly understood a single reference.

dumb broads smh.

Today I clocked in 10 miles on route to ID'ing trees for a botany course, other than the fact I get to be outside to do the hw, that class sucks

Nagrom_ 09-09-12 07:08 PM


Originally Posted by Mumonkan (Post 14710151)
im very excited to see a detailed post of your build and a review of chicrabs, more and more each day im thinking about going that route when i end up getting a roadie

I'll make a lengthy post in the "Post your geared bikes" thread. I'd make a thread here, but its SS/FG, and I'm not going over to the 41, so it seems like a decent compromise.

All that is left is to cut the steerer, throw the chain on, and hook up the brakes/derailleurs, and get it shifting.

I'll more than likely hook everything up sometime mid week, and on Friday, I'll take it over the the LBS and get the steerer cut.

FakeFuji 09-09-12 07:23 PM

I wouldn't have been able to wait this long, you have better patience than one of the queens gaurds

Mumonkan 09-09-12 07:31 PM

hell, as soon as i had the first parts i wouldve been piecing it together, and when i had enough to finish it i wouldve been up all night till it was done
probably even a lap around the park at 4 am just to feel it out




least thats what i did with my first build, and i dont expect it to be any different for my next bike lol


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