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No problems, there also a Toilet there to now for pre ride weigh in, and Shopping Centre down the road does a killer Banh Mi for lunch.Legend. Majura pines it is! That was always my favourite pre covid.
No problems, there also a Toilet there to now for pre ride weigh in, and Shopping Centre down the road does a killer Banh Mi for lunch.Legend. Majura pines it is! That was always my favourite pre covid.
They were the first flats I bought, they were... okay. Ended up with a couple of sets at one point, and ran them on several bikes but was never really sold on the grip (or lack thereof) and always felt like I was standing on the outside edge of them and slipping off the back. Probably should've tried longer grubs screws, but ended up trying a few other pedals before settling on the Daggas. Blackspires are also plenty grippy with their skinny little pins, but have a small platform (or at least the model I had did) and as such weren't very pleasant underfoot as it felt like I was standing on the axle more than a platform.New pedals on the rook and scout. They now have dmr magnesium vaults. Services the clutch on the scout. It was in need of some grease, very wet and sticky inside!
I am not 100% sold on the vaults.
Sounds like perfect timing for majura. Cheers mate. I’ll be out and about Monday, always keen for a riding mate but be aware I’ve not ridden my mtb for ages since I’ve gotten back on the moto train so the ol’ fitness is non-existent.Yep as @dancaseyimages said Majura is running nicely at the moment due to the dry weather and hard work from the volunteers.
If your looking for jumps and faster stuff Stromlo is good at the moment as well but a few of the trails on the front are a bit blown out due to a race a few weeks ago. They have been working on them though so might be all fixed up now.
Give us a shout if your heading to Majura and looking for company.
They were the first flats I bought, they were... okay. Ended up with a couple of sets at one point, and ran them on several bikes but was never really sold on the grip (or lack thereof) and always felt like I was standing on the outside edge of them and slipping off the back. Probably should've tried longer grubs screws, but ended up trying a few other pedals before settling on the Daggas. Blackspires are also plenty grippy with their skinny little pins, but have a small platform (or at least the model I had did) and as such weren't very pleasant underfoot as it felt like I was standing on the axle more than a platform.
Did the doors fall off your car too when you got back to it? Sounds like a very unlucky day!Took the hardtail to Lysterfield to catch up with the boys today. It only has a rear brake as the front lever disassembled itself a few weeks/months back. Forgot my Camelbak. Got about 20 metres before the chain came off. Seems the free hub was not so free and it was spitting the chain off if I toped pedalling. Got a bot of a lap in before giving up and heading back to the car. Seems I have some maintenance to do over the long weekend.
Car stayed together thankfully. Buying the parts and putting them near the bike and with the required tools in the shed has so far been ineffective. Maybe I need to leave a light on.Did the doors fall off your car too when you got back to it? Sounds like a very unlucky day!
I found the Nukeproof Horizon pedals had the same issue, a diagonal cut out where the outside of my foot was which just didn't sit right.
They're @moorey's favourite pedal!Yep. It leaves my pinky and whatever the toe next to it is called hanging awkwardly and my outer metatarsal feels confused. I'm off on the rook for some pedal adventures today so I'll have a pretty good idea if I like it or not by tonight.
Keep your eyes on the for sale threads people...could be some really comfortable pedals for sale soon! I probably should do some sort of garage sale. I have a bunch of stuff to move on.
They are an underrated fish and have to be one of the easiest to clean. I'm not sure about "massive" though.Tonight I popped a new press fit BB into the Process... yipee, on the road (er, trail) again.
The SS50 fishing pic is from yesterday, but the extremely yummy (non-chef) meal pic, was tonight's dinner.
The leatheries were really on... one was so massive, I couldn't get him up the rocks, my rod was bent in half, and by the time I got down to him, he'd chewed through the line.
Two very nice meals worth.
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They are an underrated fish and have to be one of the easiest to clean. I'm not sure about "massive" though.
Well I don't have a good idea about them. Yesterday they were trialed on:I'm off on the rook for some pedal adventures today so I'll have a pretty good idea if I like it or not by tonight.