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Twobirds posted:That's the thing that snapped Simon Cowell in half, right? And here I am thinking that thing sucks
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Twobirds posted:That's the thing that snapped Simon Cowell in half, right? That thing was cool, if you were looking for an electric dirt bike https://thearsenale.com/products/swind-eb-01
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I keep going out and getting my gravel bike nice and dirty on some trails and forgetting my phone at home for taking pictures. It's a dark green toughroad, so not the prettiest of bikes, but still fun as hell.
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Mauser posted:I keep going out and getting my gravel bike nice and dirty on some trails and forgetting my phone at home for taking pictures. It's a dark green toughroad, so not the prettiest of bikes, but still fun as hell. Any boring or ugly bike can be dramatically improved in aesthetic by getting it dirty as gently caress.
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Levitate posted:twofer post You got the gravel bike where the trail is and the trail bike where the gravel is.
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Koth posted:You got the gravel bike where the trail is and the trail bike where the gravel is. I was taking the fire road to a trail while on the MTB and taking a fire road from a trail on the gravel bike 
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Levitate posted:I was taking the fire road to a trail while on the MTB and taking a fire road from a trail on the gravel bike :galaxybrain:
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hi this is my kona minUte with a bunch of freeloaders in a trailer. I shouldn’t be out gulping down this ashy Denver air but oh well
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  Still a little dirt from the weekend. Need to hose it off today and grease it up. This is the biggest sunflower I've ever seen, with the stem being about 2" thick and just growing out of the sidewalk for the last month or so.
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These are my bikes: Fixie town bike (needs a front rack still):  Road bike, doesn't get ridden much tbh:  Mountain Bike, gets ridden the most. New pedals since photo was taken:  In use:  My buddy has the same bike, getting ready to drop into something on an after work ride this spring: 
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Aug 21, 2020 18:41
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I found a wall with a slightly creepy Bart.
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"slightly" just gonna throw this up here too, since this is the thread:  One of my tomatoes is getting ripe finally! Mauser fucked around with this message at 01:28 on Aug 22, 2020 |
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meowmeowmeowmeow posted:These are my bikes: dang gimme that Vitus 992, I love those to hell
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Aug 22, 2020 17:53
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New wheels. First shot at building myself. DT XR331 rims on Novatec. Seem pretty stable on a quick test ride today. Pretty sure that smoke is actually aerosolized California redwoods that has been up the coast to Canada and back south to Colorado via Montana. 
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I’ve been enjoying watching the evolution of that bike.
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sweat poteto posted:New wheels. First shot at building myself. DT XR331 rims on Novatec. Seem pretty stable on a quick test ride today. How are those rims and what pressures are you running?? They seemed a bit shallow for road but should be plenty fine for dirt/gravel–been considering a set as well.
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Suicide Watch posted:How are those rims and what pressures are you running?? They seemed a bit shallow for road but should be plenty fine for dirt/gravel–been considering a set as well. I had Stans crest rims before this which are similarly shallow, only swapped for the wheelbuilding experience. 40 psi seems good for a mix of road and fine gravel / dry dirt. The rims are very light (380g?) so will have to put a lot of miles on them to comment on reliability. Using very light spokes too.
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Not sure what year my Tricross is but i love it just had new breaks put on it and i love it. i need to get out and ride it more before the New England winter hits
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zXzC0C0zXz posted:Not sure what year my Tricross is but i love it just had new breaks put on it and i love it. 
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hi tgo, i am visiting from byob and thought i would participate in your local customs by sharing a pic of my bike parked in front of a thing i removed the handlebar streamers and safety flag to comply with your bike photo rules, but the dork disk stays put  
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aparmenideanmonad posted:Mine's a 2008, I use it for all kinds of things with 42s - road, dirt and gravel paths, and light singletrack with the kiddo on his MTB. I mostly use it for road. I didn't think it could do all of that.
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zXzC0C0zXz posted:I mostly use it for road. I didn't think it could do all of that. Not the same bike, but I've done light gravel, some singletrack and some unmaintained roads with my road bikes that have far smaller tires. You can do a lot more exploring if you want to with your ride.
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BeastPussy posted:Not the same bike, but I've done light gravel, some singletrack and some unmaintained roads with my road bikes that have far smaller tires. You can do a lot more exploring if you want to with your ride. I’ll keep that in mind for my next ride. I have had the bike for a few years and I wanted to get into racking this year but obviously that isn’t gonna happen this year. Oh well maybe I can race next year!
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BIke + borrowed rear wheel Since last image way back when I got it I've changed out the crankset (and bottom bracket) handlebars+bar tape, and bottle cages. I wish that wheel and it's mate were mine. Mostly just because I think deep wheels look really cool. Looking at it, I could maybe stand to rotate those bars a bit further forward/down.
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Sold both of these recently. The De Rosa was a pretty good fit but I just wasn't riding it enough. The Land Shark was always a bit too small, I just bought it because it's a cool bike. 
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jet sanchEz posted:Sold both of these recently. The De Rosa was a pretty good fit but I just wasn't riding it enough. The Land Shark was always a bit too small, I just bought it because it's a cool bike. hnnnnnng
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jet sanchEz posted:Sold both of these recently. The De Rosa was a pretty good fit but I just wasn't riding it enough. The Land Shark was always a bit too small, I just bought it because it's a cool bike.
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Prof. Crocodile posted:hi tgo, i am visiting from byob and thought i would participate in your local customs by sharing a pic of my bike parked in front of a thing Dork Disc are ok™
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Is there some sort of clean way to remove them? I've always just spent 10 minutes hacking away at them with industrial strength scissors or garden shears
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Mauser posted:Is there some sort of clean way to remove them? I've always just spent 10 minutes hacking away at them with industrial strength scissors or garden shears Take rear wheel off, remove cassette, remove dork disc. Assembly is reverse of removal.
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Mauser posted:Is there some sort of clean way to remove them? I've always just spent 10 minutes hacking away at them with industrial strength scissors or garden shears eventually they will just crack and start rattling around and the sound drives you nuts and then you snap and smash them off with a rock, or maybe that's just me.
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Just clip 'em with snips, no need to remove the cassette.
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Barrel Of Bicycles looks a lot harder than Barrel of Monkeys.
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I feel like normal people probably see spaghetti wheels and tubes, but that's a pretty intelligible blob if you're keying on frame triangles and cassettes like an actual bike nerd.
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