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Dannihilator 10-18-13 09:23 PM

Today I snapped the chain on the dmr, which managed to get in the spokes and wreck the wheel, where I notice the axle is messed up on the hub. Put the old wheel on(yes the one with the surly hub.) I don't think I will ever complain about surly hubs ever again, very easy to replace an axle.

solipsist716 10-18-13 09:32 PM

For the last time, Surly hubs aren't bad. Glad you've seen the light Dano

kite991 10-18-13 11:20 PM


Originally Posted by seau grateau (Post 16172166)
I use a Chrome bag right now, used to do it with a RELoad too. When they're cinched up nice and snug, the strap just holds it against your body.

Which Chrome bag do you have? Also how do you like it? I'm looking for a bag with a few more pocketed compartments. My bag only has 1 main pouch and a small zip pouch on the inside, its really basic and plain. I've been trying to decide between Chrome of Mission Workshop

seau grateau 10-19-13 03:09 AM


Originally Posted by kite991 (Post 16173231)
Which Chrome bag do you have? Also how do you like it? I'm looking for a bag with a few more pocketed compartments. My bag only has 1 main pouch and a small zip pouch on the inside, its really basic and plain. I've been trying to decide between Chrome of Mission Workshop

Using the Chrome Berlin currently. Aside from the gigantic main compartment it has an extra "hidden" compartment and two outside pockets. It was awesome when I was a messenger because it is huge and can fit everything. Nowadays it's overkill for my needs. I'm thinking of going with MW for a smaller bag in the future because I feel like they improved on a lot of Chrome's shortcomings. The roll-top design of their single-strap bags doesn't seem ideal for messenger work but I don't care because I don't do that anymore.

Huffandstuff 10-19-13 03:14 AM

So me and the roommates rollers came in today and after about a six pack we unpacked them and tried them out, getting started without something to grab onto was kind of an issue but after that, it's cake. I don't know why people think they are difficult, here's a video of me after like 30 seconds of roller time, I know I'm super bouncy but it happens.

Also, buttcrack.

.be

TejanoTrackie 10-19-13 07:50 AM


Originally Posted by Huffandstuff (Post 16173369)
Also, buttcrack.

Are you a plumber ?

Huffandstuff 10-19-13 11:12 AM


Originally Posted by TejanoTrackie (Post 16173600)
Are you a plumber ?

Sure seems that way.

hairnet 10-19-13 06:40 PM

Rolled out 90 miles with the sqrlfriend. Today was a good day.

Muffin Man 10-19-13 07:09 PM

Yesterday night, I went to a haunted corn maze with some friends. I hate chainsaws. Still fun tho.

solipsist716 10-19-13 09:43 PM

Today I have the short head tube/long quill blues. Tomorrow I'm hopefully finding the time to grind that stem down and get my De Bernardi set up.

Dannihilator 10-19-13 09:52 PM

Today I got a new chain for the dmr and had a very good street ride afterwards.

seau grateau 10-20-13 01:47 AM

Today I'm stressin about finding a new place to live.

chapel 10-20-13 07:40 AM


Originally Posted by Scrodzilla (Post 16168600)
Still a non-issue for me.

So you know, the current version of the VAR jack was slightly redesigned and is much easier to use on wider rims and tires than the previous one.

VAR jack like a mother****er. ;)

Mumonkan 10-20-13 07:55 AM

last night went out for a bro night with my buddy whos gettin married next week, 2 dudes bailed so we just hopped around to a bunch bars in the city

went to mcsorleys which is the awesomest most irish drunk place ever, could stay there all day

then went to johnnys no 43, the most hipster place ive ever encountered but lemme say, these hipsters know how to do craft artesinal limited run handmade homestyle everything right

craft beers with chipotle so good it was like you were eating a pepper filled with booze, and probably the best cider ive ever had, was like homeade applesauce still hot from the pot

then grits with shrimp and thick cut bacon, goddamn.

glad those other dudes bailed cuz we wouldve just went to some ****haus and stayed there all night drinking bud light

thewilson 10-20-13 11:54 AM

Today I noticed a dent in my TT. I haven't the slightest of clue how or when it happened? It's tiny I'm not worried about it but I am confused.

Mumonkan 10-20-13 12:04 PM


Originally Posted by thewilson (Post 16176188)
Today I noticed a dent in my TT. I haven't the slightest of clue how or when it happened? It's tiny I'm not worried about it but I am confused.

u lock? ive chipped my paint a bunch of times when locking up from the ends of the ulock smacking against my bike cuz im in a hurry or clumsy or drunk

Scrodzilla 10-20-13 12:12 PM

Wilson doesn't stop, let alone lock up. I don't even think he owns one.

Jandro 10-20-13 05:00 PM

Today a buddy is selling me a full campy record group for my Merckx. Excited.

Also I just ate way too much Thai food. So delicious....

striknein 10-20-13 05:51 PM

Pulled the monocog off the hook today, and the front brake is totally soft. I hope it's just air in the lines.

Now I grill ALL THE STEAK.

SpeshulEd 10-20-13 07:23 PM

I'm sick. Colds suck.

johnnytheboy 10-20-13 08:32 PM


Originally Posted by striknein (Post 16176830)
Pulled the monocog off the hook today, and the front brake is totally soft. I hope it's just air in the lines.
Now I grill ALL THE STEAK.

Don't ever hang a bike with hydraulic brakes....air in the system is generally a non-issue until it reaches the lever. The good news is now you know you have air in the lines, so all it probably needs is a simple bleed.

Dannihilator 10-20-13 08:36 PM

Today I rode dirt. Well, this evening...

Mumonkan 10-21-13 10:14 AM

today i realized that after accomplishing my main goals for the year (acquire road bike, do brevet of 120+ miles, and climb bear mtn) that i was taking riding way too seriously for a good portion of this year

now i want a short ride bike with risers to just be casual on and a mtb to catch some air

websterrr 10-21-13 07:21 PM


Originally Posted by Huffandstuff (Post 16173369)
So me and the roommates rollers came in today and after about a six pack we unpacked them and tried them out, getting started without something to grab onto was kind of an issue but after that, it's cake. I don't know why people think they are difficult, here's a video of me after like 30 seconds of roller time, I know I'm super bouncy but it happens.

what rollers did you get?

Nagrom_ 10-21-13 07:34 PM

Gotta ride to school tomorrow because BART is on strike.


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