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02-10-15, 03:02 PM
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Finally realized that at some point Saturday night in my self induced blackout that I have lost my debit card and spent $150 cash. Also left the ignition on in my diesel all weekend and killed 2 almost new batteries.
Normally when I spend/lose a bunch of money in a black out I end up going on an amazon/ebay shopping spree and just buy a bunch of bicycle and car parts. This time not so redeeming.
This cool little thing did come in the mail tho.
Normally when I spend/lose a bunch of money in a black out I end up going on an amazon/ebay shopping spree and just buy a bunch of bicycle and car parts. This time not so redeeming.
This cool little thing did come in the mail tho.
02-10-15, 05:53 PM
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today im making mashed potatoes out of purple cauliflower and meatballs out of chicken
science is ****ing crazy.
science is ****ing crazy.
02-10-15, 08:49 PM
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CAAD10 Sram Red
1st gen red is not worth much these days
Maybe 1500 for full red and hollowgrams
02-10-15, 09:03 PM
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:)
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Well the problem is you're asking $1500 for it.... 1200 my arse
CAAD10 Sram Red
1st gen red is not worth much these days
Maybe 1500 for full red and hollowgrams
CAAD10 Sram Red
1st gen red is not worth much these days
Maybe 1500 for full red and hollowgrams
02-10-15, 09:18 PM
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Another problem is that your CAAD10 is 10-speed, right ? Everything today is now 11-speed, even lowly Shimano 105, which is the entry level gruppo on the CAAD10.
02-10-15, 09:22 PM
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02-10-15, 09:29 PM
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Damn. What do you guys think is a reasonable starting price then?
02-10-15, 10:05 PM
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Why don't you try an eBay auction with a reserve price that you are willing to accept, a higher buy it now price, say the $1300 you've been asking, and a reasonable starting price low enough to get people to start bidding. This way you won't be forced to accept less than you want and can see people are really willing to pay.
02-10-15, 10:13 PM
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Why don't you try an eBay auction with a reserve price that you are willing to accept, a higher buy it now price, say the $1300 you've been asking, and a reasonable starting price low enough to get people to start bidding. This way you won't be forced to accept less than you want and can see people are really willing to pay.
02-10-15, 10:24 PM
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Grabbed some tubies for the track bike today. DA 7600 hubs laced to campy strada NOS rims, I was planning on going all new but moving next month so money is a little tight.
02-11-15, 11:56 AM
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Took my new wheels out for their inaugural commute to work this morning!
02-11-15, 01:33 PM
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fart in his mouf
02-11-15, 01:42 PM
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02-11-15, 01:43 PM
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02-11-15, 03:50 PM
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Magnets, how do they work
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Today I returned to BF after a very lengthy hiatus. Got spoiled with packages from Ballast Point and Bird Rock coffee by sqrlfriend, and am currently lurking the SD Craigslist for jobs/apts. Do I have any BF buddies fromSan Diego with any leads on the above? @Scrodzilla @TMonk @Leukybear HALP PLZ. Or anybody else in SD, really.
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02-11-15, 03:57 PM
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So i just double checked my Saddle, The middle part is completely flat, 0' on the bubble. The nose is off by a few degrees forward and the seat back has quit a bit of an angle just by itself. Which part of my saddle should be parallel to the ground? i noticed a bit of slipping forward this morning, but it wasn't stressing out my wrists or arms.
02-11-15, 03:58 PM
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02-11-15, 04:00 PM
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So i just double checked my Saddle, The middle part is completely flat, 0' on the bubble. The nose is off by a few degrees forward and the seat back has quit a bit of an angle just by itself. Which part of my saddle should be parallel to the ground? i noticed a bit of slipping forward this morning, but it wasn't stressing out my wrists or arms.
I set mine to level with the level itself resting on the very back of the saddle and the nose. Works for me with no effect on my soft tissue.
02-11-15, 04:01 PM
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So i just double checked my Saddle, The middle part is completely flat, 0' on the bubble. The nose is off by a few degrees forward and the seat back has quit a bit of an angle just by itself. Which part of my saddle should be parallel to the ground? i noticed a bit of slipping forward this morning, but it wasn't stressing out my wrists or arms.