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Originally Posted by TenSpeedV2
(Post 17650736)
What can I say? I am bored.
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Originally Posted by Nagrom_
(Post 17650740)
If that was not thousands of miles away from me I would literally buy it tomorrow.
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Originally Posted by Leukybear
(Post 17650744)
Just what's so appealing about these? I've never thought much of them. I do know the city of oakland uses them for parking enforcement.
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They're not really that appealing.
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Originally Posted by Nagrom_
(Post 17650740)
If that was not thousands of miles away from me I would literally buy it tomorrow.
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Man, the Internet is so cool.
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Originally Posted by Nagrom_
(Post 17650747)
They're not really that appealing.
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Originally Posted by LesterOfPuppets
(Post 17650829)
Just get a YJ. Way more fun.
Or a CJ |
Originally Posted by Leukybear
(Post 17650877)
+1
Or a CJ |
Or how about the very specific car I'm looking for.
Def not gonna be doing any off roading. |
Anything within 1000 miles is game.
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A friend posted this on fb earlier this morning. I laughed.
https://scontent-1.22773.fna.fbcdn.n...94&oe=55B38D6F |
lol **** that noise.
id rather ride thru grizzly country than the desert with all those stickers and poisonous ****. shes gonna be pulling thorns out of her skin for weeks! seems like she isnt too bothered by it though, trooper. either that or this isnt her first rodeo |
Originally Posted by SpeshulEd
(Post 17651520)
A friend posted this on fb earlier this morning. I laughed.
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Bad business.
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Today I ditched Ciclavia to ride my mtb. I upped my gear ratio and head out. It was noticeably harder but not so bad and now the bike feels a little more well rounded because it isn't geared too low to stand and hammer on climbs or totally useless on the flats(still kinda, but that's SS MTB) ~20 miles with 2000ft elevation
I am pooped and I have two burritos ready for my mouf |
Today I rode 44 miles on the Jamis with some friends and froze my ass off. Spring needs to turn the thermostat up a few degrees already. My legs are like cooked spaghetti noodles right now and the thought of standing up and walking to the kitchen to get something for dinner makes me cringe.
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Originally Posted by hairnet
(Post 17652421)
Today I ditched Ciclavia to ride my mtb. I upped my gear ratio and head out. It was noticeably harder but not so bad and now the bike feels a little more well rounded because it isn't geared too low to stand and hammer on climbs or totally useless on the flats(still kinda, but that's SS MTB) ~20 miles with 2000ft elevation
I am pooped and I have two burritos ready for my mouf |
today i took the trek out for a proper shakedown for 18 miles on road, gravel, dirt, singletrack
i like it. will love it when i put on planned upgrades. needs more top end, compact drops, brifters |
Originally Posted by cali_axela
(Post 17654920)
I just built up an SS MTB too, 26" on 2.0" tires and running 33/19. Feels pretty good to me so far (lots of steep climbs that I haven't had to walk, barely). What're you running now?
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We're on page 420. Huh huh huh
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Originally Posted by TMonk
(Post 17655404)
Tell us how you really feel.
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OK, my bad, I take it back.
I think your "often drunk by noon" description and irate post made me think so, but the post above seems coherent and reasonable. |
Lets get back on track here...
Today i was luck enough to squeeze in about 30 miles of fun on a fixed gear. Today i got passed by another singlespeed for the first time. I wimped out and had o walk up a pretty steep hill. I ended up catching back up to him though. we rode along together and chatted. Figured out why he passed me so easily on the hill an i caught back up sp easily. He was running 42/16 and i was using 46/16. Hope you guys did some pedalling today. |
I got completely soaked riding to work today which totally blew. Wasn't raining when i left the apt and 10 mins after i got to work it was sunny out. Mother nature can be so lame sometimes
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