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go out and do some centuries
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>its rained that much recently my bso forks are filling with water
>when i hit a bump or compress the forks the water starts flying out of them
High quality H20 suspension kek
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>>2065196
>Got a few miles in after work on Friday, the trails are still muddy.
>Go again on Staurday and its like the entire state decided it was time to go to the mountains.
>Packs of trail runners everywhere
>I have to park a different trail head than normal and then bike over to the mountain side I like
>The paid parking website is crashing
>Got to meet some nice mountain bike girls and got a number
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The unusually warm February weather has got the side streets and alleys to an appalling state. Glare ice with random shallow ice ruts. Even with studded tires on my fat bike it isn't easy going. Hit one of those ruts and the tire slides off sideways. Cooler this week so the roads probably won't improve.
The main roads and paths are mostly bare pavement which isn't great with studded fat bike tires either, noisy and slow. Maybe I'll take the mountain bike out and try to avoid the glare ice spots.
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I took the mountain bike with studded tires out today. The arterial roads are mostly bare pavement except where people park. Still a lot of melting going on, so the minor roads might clear up a bit before it gets colder again. Its nice being able to get in a bunch of February riding even though the roads have been wet every day.
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I did 20km in headwinds on my track bike yesterday, why do winds always turn against me?
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>tfw no snow
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>>2065785
Most of our snow melted over the past 2 weeks. This week we are in for big snow mid-week. Its been nice to get a lot of warm riding in during February which is usually our coldest month. I'm currently at an 11 day riding streak.
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Even with sealant my fat bike tire is going flat overnight. Surly’s rubber compound is shit and flakes off the inside of the tire exposing the casing fibres which wear holes in tubes. Tons of tread left on the tire after 7 years & 10,000 km of winter use. Previous tire lasted about the same distance. I found a good deal on a studded 45nrth Wrathlorde tire, I haven’t had any issues with the 45nrth tire I’m using on the front wheel.
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>>2066206
Latest flat was stranger than I originally thought. I put the pump on it yesterday to see if it could hold air long enough for a ride. But when I screwed the pump head on, the valve stem started spinning. After removing the tube I saw the stem was seated very loosely into the tube and could easily be pulled out and pushed back in. I don't think that caused the leak a month ago as I did manage to find a hole the sealant plugged.
Maybe the 2 in 1 Slime softened up the rubber, maybe a coincidence. Slime was just a one time thing to see if I could squeeze the rest of the season out of the tire. Got a replacement on the way, and a new tube.
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>>2066465
today I "installed" a new mirror on my bike that is actually decently big and lets me see behind me. but i still had the old too-small mirror on there. so i flipped the old mirror around to face traffic in the hopes of blinding those who drive at me with high beams or otherwise misaligned headlights. two cars so far have turned off their high beams whilst approaching me. the campaign has begun in earnest and combat victories are already happening
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threeweeks,,,dangit hurts not riding.,
,,,new battery,tire,tube,charger., Slowest repair EVER!?,R2D2 isfaster.,
,,,notsure if will sleep better,,,or achey.
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Finally got fed up with winter killing my bb, installed picrel today. It is pretty nice and was fun to install and tweak to perfection. Lighter than I thought it would be.
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>been riding nothing but fixie for like 5 years
>rode it everywhere, main mode of transport
>decide I want to be able to coast again
>cobble together the beginnings of a touring bike
>first test ride today
>beautiful weather
>first time above freezing in months
>sun is out
>very little traffic
>coasting down long hill and just relaxing
>normally I would be pedaling like mad or killing my knees
>just relaxing
>get too relaxed
>body goes into fixie mode
>FUCK! I AM NOT PEDALING!
>body braces for pain
>nothing happens
>just keep on coasting effortlessly along
>repeat
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went out on a small ride to test my new saddle and damn, I have underestimated the power of the sun, had to turn around after 10km, it got way too hot and I was only wearing merino longsleeve and jacket and thin sweatpants.
my ass was alright after those 20km, so the saddle is staying, I think.
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>>2066633
fixies are the mind killer
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>>2066651
Sealed just have an o-ring or the like between the case and the spindle to seal it, water still gets pulled in by the turning spindle but not enough to matter. If that water has an abrasive diluted in it, such as road salt, that abrasive starts grinding away the seal. Once the seal is eroded enough water and filth will get in to destroy those high performance cartridge bearings with their tiny balls and light grease. I average 2 years out of a sealed unit, generally it is in sorry shape during the second winter but I tolerate it as long as it is not noisy so I can have a fresh BB for spring.
Cup and cone use larger balls which don't care as much about a bit of filth and are packed with a good amount of a heavy grease which keeps the filth and water away from the races. In the case that enough filth gets in there that it starts affecting performance or water has washed away much of the grease, you just clean and repack. All that heavy grease will get you through most any winter.
What you can't quite see in this picture is that this BB has o-rings in the cups, so are sealed as well as most sealed BBs when combined with the sleeve. It has a bit more friction than the high performance cartridge bearings in sealed BBs but not enough for me to care about and considerably less than salt filled BB it replaced.
During the shutdown when everything was sold out and I needed a new crank, I ended up switching to an external BB, those things suck for winter, lucky to get get one winter out of them. I swung to the other fence.
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>>2066670
I thought the same thing and years ago I used it for my wheel bearings
Marine grease is just thicker grease, good for keeping water out but it also starts to thicken in the cold at a higher temp than standard bearing grease. Standard bearing grease starts to get noticeably thicker around -10F, you pedal harder, by -30F the grease is thick enough to make riding on level ground feel like a climbing a 10 degree grade. Marine grease shifts that by around 15 degrees, you notice it getting thicker as you approach 0F, level ground at -30 feels like a good hill climb.
Not good stuff for serious cold but good for the extreme wet and since making the grease thick also shifts the point at which the grease turns liquid and runs out of your bearings, good for the summer heat. But you are probably not going to notice the difference, normal bearing grease is designed to take the sort of heat that happens in car wheels, probably not going to manage that on a bike. Probably would help some if you are biking through the rainforest.
Feel like I am forgetting to adjust something on my bike but can't figure out what, and I feel like it is something fairly important.
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>>2066798
ilost,,jokeywheelast year.,its not Fully broken Yet.,just a little rubbing.
>>2066393
>everyone and their mother rides an ebike
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,,solongago,,was the Only Ebikeveryone thought i wasuper strongimp!,movies made all crips into superhero.,
,,,no, wecan beretarded And unabled.
,,knew thisday would come.,wanted more velomobiles.
>>2066743
ilive,,,underground.
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>>2066829
whatardation.
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>>2065196
I LOVE MY SHITTY WALMART MOUNTAIN BIKE
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blowind.
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>>2067075
Most everywhere has had to sacrifice store space and warehouse space for ebike stuff, midrange is bargin hunters so little profit and a massive selection, so it is what has to go to make space for the ebike stuff. Ebike also took a chunk of the midrange market since midrange people tend to be the sort to follow trends. In the US somafabshop is the best bet, otherwise any decent bike shop will be able to get what you want. There is plenty of it still available but you need to be able to go right to the distributor or manufacturer for much of it these days, somafabshop is the retail front for Merry Sales, one of the big distributors.
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Getting into the time of year where the roads can be wet but the water freezes on contact with bike frame. My front deraileur froze up and when I tried for force it I blew out the cable housing I should have replaced a few years ago. The housing had rubbed a hole in the plastic then the wires started rusting and finally gave way. The RD housing was like that too so I replaced both.
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>>2067182
doing lots of cardio won't help you lose weight and it can actually hurt you. you will hate it, you will injure yourself and you will be ravenous so you'll overeat anyways. you need a calorie deficit to lose fat, there is no other way. check the fat loss general on /fit/.
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comfy trail today. haven't ridden this one yet.
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>>2067237
they're everywhere!
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Reading the "nutrition advice" on 4chan is exasperating
Running a prolonged calorie deficit takes mind games because it's going to suck and things that suck will make you want to stop doing them. You absolutely need to come up with something that works for YOU, based on your lifestyle and what motivates you
The mind games are the hard part to figure out what works, so armchair physicians just sperg about CICO like they're offering new or interesting information and then get angry when you point out that there's a little more to it than that
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>>2067470
Yes and I am saying you are saying nothing of value and the only purpose of your post is to masturbate. I'm not the fat guy, my BMI is 22, but I have done bulk/cut cycles before, and from personal experience (something you lack), the psychological part is the hard part, success comes from figuring out what motivates/demotivates you, and that's different for everyone. So "don't be a bitch" is absolutely fucking useless. People know it's hard. That goes without saying. So shut the fuck up, idiot. You aren't smart.
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>>2067461
imagine playing mental gymnastics to justify being a fatty
have you tried maybe, idk, enjoying the exercise? Radical I know but you actually need to enjoy your workout to stick with it. It's a mindset thing, if you find comfort in food, of course you'll be a fatass, if you find comfort in exercise, you'll be /fit/ af bro but it starts in the mind and you already lost. Food is a curse, not a comfort, stay fat, fatty
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+18C midweek, that ought to nuke most of the snow. Though we usually get a short lived big dump of snow sometime in April. The annoying part is I'm tempted to remove the studded tires as early as possible, but ice can quickly return.
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ditches starting to look cute! can't wait to ride into one!
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wendsdayBiblestudy,,,chestremorsweats, ,shoulderape.,get home,,allnight gasping.,
,,drive to ER on Doctorsadvice,,heart rate 166, "Are You CRAZY?",,,well,,,duhhh.,
,,,tests,needles,,,and 6.2 Gigavolts!,
,,zzZAPP!,
,,,,,ahhhhh mucn better!,THANKS!<BYE!,
,niceasy rides.
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>>2066633
So, after a few weeks of being able to coast, still feel out of control when going down hills, and just spent a hilarious amount of time going over my drive train try to figure out what was causing the pedals to rotate when I pushed the bike backwards. It was only like 15 minutes, but that it took that long for me to remember how a freehub works gave me a laugh.
It no longer feels like it takes effort to get the pedals turning and have mostly stopped trying to mount by giving a push, hopping on and letting the pedals come to my feet. Pedals are still never where they should be though.
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forest rides..... home....
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sorry for nds
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>>2068508
>Whether tomorrow I live
>I can't be certain
>[but] if I live
>that I will drink
>I know with certainty.
nice
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>be me
>on the cycle path
>loser with some expensive bike with tt bars going SLOW AS FUCK
>fly past him
>”nice bike”
>he cant hear me my hub is too loud
gapped him and his stupid 4 yearold daughter get fucked slow losers
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>>2068550
I remember when I was a wee lad I put some expensive-looking rims on my car. It wasn't that I needed the rims, but I wanted a set of snow tires in addition to my all season, and the bling rims were on sale
As soon as those rims went on, every dirtbag with a fartbox or a clapped out economy muscle car would try to 'race" me when the light turned green. Wasn't even a fast car but I guess it was the kind of car where if you wanted to make a stealth fast car, that would have been a good choice
it's funny how insecure people get when they see something that looks fast. I think mostly a young man thing though
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>>2068561
Most of the time it isn't insecurity, it is just being young and blindly accepting things exactly as you see them and seeing how you measure up against the world as you see it, everything is a challenge to meet at that age. Everyone who develops self awareness has a pile of such stories. You did exactly the same thing he did, just with "maturity" instead of a bike, might want to work on that self awareness.
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>>2068573
Not that anon, but actually you had to have the last word which makes you the winner. Proud of yourself? well don’t be. because im about to hit post. and point out the fact you are all foolish
better luck next time buddy
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Whenever I see someone else on a bike I have to be faster than the person, similar to when I see a female I can only think about having sex with her. Being faster than ebikers is 90% of my motivation to go out riding at all. I did intense interval training throughout the winter on my smart trainer just for this.
I time Strava start/stops precicely to get the largest numbers in the record. I ride a beater alloy road bike and on an actual race last year I passed many carbon fags uphill.
Last year I had the most intense Cat6 of my life. It was on my 22km commute and the race lasted about 18km. He was same age, similar bike. In the beginning there is a steep incline and I always pass each and everything on it without blinking an eye (7 in the morning you know). Passed that guy, didn't even turn around, and some moments later he flew past me again with what felt like super sonic speed. I almost crapped my pants. But he was obviously deep into anerobic on that incline so I knew he can't sustain it and I took over some kms later. This went on like this, back and forth for the rest of the ride. I think he was more powerful than me but I took a small shortcut which he missed and I was first by a tiny margin when we reached the target city. Never saw that guy again. I was scared for weeks to encounter him again.
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I'm so out of shape
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no energy left in my body
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i rode my bike
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>>2068670
Any of the of the steel frames from the "boutique" brands will do and there are a great many on the used market at any given time. There are lots of deals to be had with these frames and a large variety to pick from. It is a shame that Nashbar died, they were offering the same stuff as the boutique brands and even did carbon but did it without the marketing and markup.
I recently rode on a New Albion Privateer, quite nice and it would be near the top of the list for me if I was in the market, frame costs like $475.
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>>2068674
yeah almost all of the good bikes come from well established manufacturers since they got the engineering part perfect rest is a mix and match game
I can stretch my budget upto a grand if it means having a nice allrounder which will last me for many years
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>>2068675
Outside of carbon, the engineering was all sorted out ages ago, this is well traveled ground at this point. The engineering that Trek offers in a $1k bike is the engineering of the accountant and marketing firm, not to say these Treks are bad, just that for $1k you can get a barely used and heavily updated bike from one of the boutique makers that is just as well engineered as far as the frame is concerned.
Many of these boutique makers are well established. some of them have been in buisness longer than Trek. The difference between them is that Trek went into high performance and had Lance winning races on those high performance frames.
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>>2068679
I guess we do pay for the branding more than the actual product after a certain markup. I will look into whats available here in my state very soon, more likely than not I will spend money on something decent.
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>>2068679
You're smoking crack, you're not getting a current-spec bike from a smaller maker for less than Trek. Trek sells for cheap because Trek has buying power from suppliers. You can't get that kind of leverage if you're a small shop in Marin County or whatever.
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getting battered by crosswind. Its cold. My hands are cold and ice started falling from the sky
I put the carbon bars on tho
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my new ties suck balls
I ate shit so bad
in thei defense, the gound was extemely dy and had
the new mecha hydo bakes ae kinda ass too, guess they gotta bead in o whateve, gonna ty iding a bit moe these days
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I rode on grable but in 20 mph gusting to 40 mph in open farmland and it really sucked. This is normal where I live. I rode this shit heap. I didnt even take a new pic I was so demoralized.
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>>2068709
I love the stance of that machine.
The big ring in the front, the rejection of disc brakes, the tiny cassette, the pretentious deep section wheels. With the Marlboro sticker it appears that some cowboy is riding this, who will first whip your ass in the Cat6 and then again physically afterwards while mumbling tales about him not needing big range cassettes and disk brakes because he actually does not brake at all.
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ride the steep gravel road they said it'll be fun they said
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>>2068818
should've rided a unicykil
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>>2068810
Im glad you see the vision
non drive side pic for any perverts itt
really does feel like a cat6 rocket, thought it would be worse climbing cos of all these people whining that big rings are overkill but it fucking moves anyway
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>>2068948
>need a new tire
>unless it's a specific tire from a specific brand it literally won't fit in the frame
>get into a collision
>anything that gets broken can't be replaced because proprietary everything
>can't even add lights/computer/etc because all the tubes are flattened
>even the water bottles are proprietary, if one gets fouled or broken you aren't allowed to drink water anymore
trailerqueen/10
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>>2068829
Its a "Giordano Triste" aka a Kent. I paid $248 on clearance and it was barely worth that. It was my 1st steel bike and the frame can clear 2.2 race kangz in 650b so it has that going for it. The bars and stem were good decent too I guess but so we're they are the $248 Walmart grabel bike I also own.
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>>2068986
Wrong pic. That's my practice tube for painting. Going to paint the frame glitter metalic silver on the Walmart bike. It got some sun damage and I hated the green anyways. The Kent thing actually has decent paint on it that has held up well to UV.
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>>2068991
You wouldn’t know a real man even if he came in your mouth
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>>2068998
Just say u get dominated by drag little buddy
>phoneposter
Like im gonna sit at my pc for some serious 4chan posting in 2026
I have bikes to ride. Watts to output. Autistic girls to grope
Fuck you you pathetic excuse for a cyclist
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>>2068996
it's just flattering you based on your search history or something
other than a vague allusion to leanness (they didn't try it was just the diet and lifestyle of the time) no cowherder has anything similar to bugtheletes
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bought this off a boomer for $50 today on facebook marketplace then rode it 10 miles.
been on a hiatus from biking and from /t/ for like 6 years due to major hip problems and now I'm ready to have a real Summer again
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Comfy plains cruise yesterday, recovering from a flu so just taking it easy
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forest rides are scary
sometimes you eat the forest, sometimes the forest eats you
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>>2069103
thatwas,,,my ride today.,
,,gotstuck between rocksand old car, had to dismount onto rock, floparound in sandy stickers pulling trike,,,nofun, bruised,,Blood.,
,,,,,fell backward 'SLWAP!',,lookat sky,,,,this YOUR doinGod.,
,,somedays thearth rides you.
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today i rode bike
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>>2069169
>no water
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>>2069147
Fuk those niggas enjoy ya bike
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>>2069169
it's only about a 6 mile round trip from my home to the park and back, saying i drove it there or that i own a truck is absurd. the whole point of the bike is not having to drive my car.
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>>2069211
thx guys you too. i actually really like your marlboro bike, was the sticker on there when you bought it or did you find that cool sticker somewhere?
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todays ride
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>>2069249
nomud,,,coatingin the fenders.,
,,nosquirel in thespokes.,
,,,nosharton theseat.,
,nosnot wipedon the handelbars.,
,,,,not ashattered piece of Crap like My bike.,
,,like, i can trustyou?,
,gooday.
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>evening ride
>flipped hub from 15T to 17T side for trying 49x17
>good time to practice skidding
>something howls at me
>lock ring loose
>only tool I don't have on me
>yes, the lock ring tool
>flip back to 15T side
>practice skidding anyway
>first skid, another noise
>bike feels heavy
>didn't tighten the wheel
>skidding pulled one side of the axle in
>tire rubs against frame
my luck was that it kept me from getting wet in the rain that started shortly after
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While out for a ride this morning I went past a local plumbing company that had this mural on their shop garage door.
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decided to go fo a ide again, this time I didnt dink 500ml of whiskey befoehand
>go off the oad iinto a double tack, keeping on the ight side
>ealize its still muddy and the wost kind of mud and I wont make it fa
>its like iding in sand so tun back on the left side
>stat skidding again, ty to go ove the middle to go to the othe side
>eat shit again
god fuck
I love how u can see on the pic that I decided to switch tacks EXACTLY whee I stated skidding the fist time....
and in the backgound you can see whee I stated loosing gip tying to go back
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One (hopefully) last snow on Thursday, up to 4". Everything had mostly melted and dried out, so its going to get wet again. I've been enjoying riding without studded tires since the weekend.
Took a 360 drone panorama of the weird intersection just out of town. https://cdn.pannellum.org/2.5/pannellum.htm#panorama=https://live.stat icflickr.com/65535/55200923177_15a6 cbc32e_o.jpg
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20minutes!,
,,,Tush isa Champion indurance cross country horse,,,,so,DO?,,hebedoinest!
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