moorey
call me Mia
Whole family are quick on the bikes.
What did you do TO / WITH / FOR your bike today!
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moorey
call me Mia
Needs more headset.
Haakon
has an accommodating arse
Camelback sprang a leak on the back seat of the car… About 1.5 litres of water poured down past the seat belt buckles along under the back seat and down into both footwells under the carpet …
It’s going to be driving around for a few days with the seat out the carpet propped up and hopefully the foam layer dries out with out me having to take the front seats and console out to get the carpet out
It’s going to be driving around for a few days with the seat out the carpet propped up and hopefully the foam layer dries out with out me having to take the front seats and console out to get the carpet out
Wait 7 minutes for the floor to rust out and let the rest drain naturally?Camelback sprang a leak on the back seat of the car… About 1.5 litres of water poured down past the seat belt buckles along under the back seat and down into both footwells under the carpet …
It’s going to be driving around for a few days with the seat out the carpet propped up and hopefully the foam layer dries out with out me having to take the front seats and console out to get the carpet out
Yes! Now for a righty rear.
beeb
Dr. Beebenson, PhD HA, ST, Offset (hons)
For those that haven't ridden with @fjohn860 - he's a good all-around rider, but he always monsters me on flat bits of trail. I call him the torque monster because he's always riding a gear or two heavier than I am (and I'm not high-cadence whippet) and just looks like he's cruising along. Uphill I can keep up with him (sometimes even better him), and downhill we're pretty even. I thought, right - today I'll go and hammer out some bike-path and gravel to try and bring up my stamina on sustained flat section of trail. I rode 38km (return) from Sunshine West round the Ring-Road path up to Brimbank park, down into the valley and along the gravel next to the creek for a couple of km, then turned around and retraced my tracks back home. Magic day for it, hardly any people on the paths - loved it. Highball was a delight whirring away with the crunch of gravel under the treads, and still plenty spritely on the asphalt and concrete sections of bikepath before and after.
Got home and thought "I'll have a flick through Rotorburn" while I'm buzzing from my efforts and waiting for the sweating to stop - and find he's only gone and done 33 km on a bloody single speed! And just look at the gearing on the bloody thing! F*** me dead... You win mate, you win...
Got home and thought "I'll have a flick through Rotorburn" while I'm buzzing from my efforts and waiting for the sweating to stop - and find he's only gone and done 33 km on a bloody single speed! And just look at the gearing on the bloody thing! F*** me dead... You win mate, you win...
TBH - I still had a great ride and regret nothing, but it did make me chuckle.Single speed ride with a picnic in the middle for the wife's birthday.
fjohn860
Alice in diaperland
Yep the gearing is a bit much sometimes.For those that haven't ridden with @fjohn860 - he's a good all-around rider, but he always monsters me on flat bits of trail. I call him the torque monster because he's always riding a gear or two heavier than I am (and I'm not high-cadence whippet) and just looks like he's cruising along. Uphill I can keep up with him (sometimes even better him), and downhill we're pretty even. I thought, right - today I'll go and hammer out some bike-path and gravel to try and bring up my stamina on sustained flat section of trail. I rode 38km (return) from Sunshine West round the Ring-Road path up to Brimbank park, down into the valley and along the gravel next to the creek for a couple of km, then turned around and retraced my tracks back home. Magic day for it, hardly any people on the paths - loved it. Highball was a delight whirring away with the crunch of gravel under the treads, and still plenty spritely on the asphalt and concrete sections of bikepath before and after.
Got home and thought "I'll have a flick through Rotorburn" while I'm buzzing from my efforts and waiting for the sweating to stop - and find he's only gone and done 33 km on a bloody single speed! And just look at the gearing on the bloody thing! F*** me dead... You win mate, you win...
TBH - I still had a great ride and regret nothing, but it did make me chuckle.
Definitely need a good run up to get up even the short steep hills between Geelong and my joint
beeb
Dr. Beebenson, PhD HA, ST, Offset (hons)
Haha, yeah I bet - there's some steep ol' climbs all through there!
Cardy George
Piercing rural members since 1981
We took the bike rack out on its maiden voyage.
Not sure that was the express intention, but I finally found a way to stop the damn kids laying their bikes on the ground.
Also raced for the first time in 6 months
Not sure that was the express intention, but I finally found a way to stop the damn kids laying their bikes on the ground.
Also raced for the first time in 6 months
pink poodle
気が狂っている男
That shock shock looks a bit under gunned compared o the rest of what I'm seeing...looks like a fun build though!
Lucaw
Next in line
The cabinet was free and came with the stickers included
wkkie
It's Not Easy Being Green
Headed out to the Youies after nightshift and best myself up on the hardtail.
Added a Tomahawk that I've had in the parts bin for probably around 4 years to trail it up a little, but still be fast rolling for rides around home. Slick! But good fun.
Bit of a BBQ to wrap things up... (Flame suit on!)
Added a Tomahawk that I've had in the parts bin for probably around 4 years to trail it up a little, but still be fast rolling for rides around home. Slick! But good fun.
Bit of a BBQ to wrap things up... (Flame suit on!
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I haven't been back since the fires, only Super Bowl. Is Coondoo much the same post-rebuild? I think they said they were planning some improvements.