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It's a true story.haha and 10.
It's a true story.haha and 10.
Propellor looks like the result of a prawn cracker, turtle and sloth threesome.Had the rare chance for a pedal through Sydney yesterday, mostly around the harbour. Found a few cool spots, my favourites:
Yeah sure...I'll not rode on your private wharf.
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These old propellers were sweet. One made for a perfect kicker. Though I did have to witness some old guy naked at his window...shudder.
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Wall ride under the bridge was ace as usual. Then security moved us along.
I thought it was actually a sculpture of a crab....Propellor looks like the result of a prawn cracker, turtle and sloth threesome.
I ate ramen...also ate some fancy arse doughnut in glebe...I'm not feeling the need to drop $6 on a doughnut again.Syd. trip with no pancakes? dissapointed in you poodle.
One of my pose wanted the gluten free (promoted as "low gluten") and the servant wouldn't sell it! Out are the hoops for jumping through as though you had to qualify for it! Continual warnings about how tough they are etc. I declined to taste.Yeah there not worth $6. Accidently got a "gluten free" one.
Jesus mistakes were made that day.
Life for coeliacs and those with actual intolerances/allergies is a nightmare. It's a stupid fad for the gluten tolerant which makes everyone think people with a serious issue are bullshitting. My niece is a coeliac, I can tell you from first hand experience that it is very unpleasant. 90% of the time you end up taking food from home everywhere because you just can't be sure what's in food from a shop. I would laugh at a gluten tolerant person having to prove they couldn't eat gluten and being denied special food.One of my pose wanted the gluten free (promoted as "low gluten") and the servant wouldn't sell it! Out are the hoops for jumping through as though you had to qualify for it! Continual warnings about how tough they are etc. I declined to taste.
There is more to it than meets the eye:Life for coeliacs and those with actual intolerances/allergies is a nightmare. It's a stupid fad for the gluten tolerant which makes everyone think people with a serious issue are bullshitting. My niece is a coeliac, I can tell you from first hand experience that it is very unpleasant. 90% of the time you end up taking food from home everywhere because you just can't be sure what's in food from a shop. I would laugh at a gluten tolerant person having to prove they couldn't eat gluten and being denied special food.
This was my favourite I believe...^^love that guy. His burning man and atheist video end me.
Simple stuff. 180s and foot jams. Really simple trying to get a double peg for more than a mm.That bike looks tight, ideal for hopping around on. What tricks are you working on?
I've got zero skills in that area, well done. Throw up some pics!Simple stuff. 180s and foot jams. Really simple trying to get a double peg for more than a mm.
YahoooooooThis is from a while ago. The 20 is easier for it due to the minimal space between crown and tyre. But harder on the 24 when my foot can slip thru the gap. Ps that hurts.
Sorry if the photo looks bad i had to grab it from fb.
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That's awesome! I reckon foot through the tyre-crown gap would suck pretty bad.This is from a while ago. The 20 is easier for it due to the minimal space between crown and tyre. But harder on the 24 when my foot can slip thru the gap. Ps that hurts.
Sorry if the photo looks bad i had to grab it from fb.
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