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Started by Doug.b, June 20, 2012, 07:37:05 PM

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BC66

The internet is a dangerous place lol


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Foo

Only if you let it but I don't give a ratsarse about what people know about me anyway.  :angel:

Foo
So long as you have tried your best, you should have no regrets.

D4D

Went to a presentation by ENVE tonight at the LBS. Nice wheels but $4000 a pair, I can only dream...
I owe, I owe, it's off to work I go...

Prado Garage Queen

Foo

Quote from: D4D on March 29, 2018, 08:04:29 PM
Went to a presentation by ENVE tonight at the LBS. Nice wheels but $4000 a pair, I can only dream...

Yeah, they are not cheap! One of my mates has had two sets in 18mths, due to the rims cooking themselves. :o Luckily, warranty covered them.  ;)

Foo
So long as you have tried your best, you should have no regrets.

scblack

I recently fitted Campagnolo Bora 50mm rims. What a nice ride. 8)
VW Amarok Highline 2016
Jayco Swan Outback 2015

A man must believe in something.
I believe I'll have another beer.

Foo

Quote from: scblack on April 05, 2018, 02:31:11 PM
I recently fitted Campagnolo Bora 50mm rims. What a nice ride. 8)
Ceramic or steel bearings?

I'm led to believe that they are a nice set of wheels.  😎

Foo

Hurry up corkhead!

So long as you have tried your best, you should have no regrets.

Poita

Flanders Blade 3.0 CX. Love this bike! Mainly used for a daily commute and social rides. I need to get rid of my middle-aged-spread haha
Full carbon frame, SRAM Force/Rival components, hydraulic disk brakes, S-Works Power Saddle, 11/36 rear cassette, single 48T ring up front. For an XL frame it comes in at a smidgen over 9kg :)

D4D

I owe, I owe, it's off to work I go...

Prado Garage Queen

duggie

Quote from: D4D on April 06, 2018, 04:26:06 PM
You're missing a chain :)


Na - That's one of them new fangled Wi-Fi drive units.  ;D
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Poita

Quote from: D4D on April 06, 2018, 04:26:06 PM
You're missing a chain :)

Hahaha I wondered if anyone would pick it up! It was in the wax bath being rewaxed. Had just finished detailing it.

GBC

Quote from: Poita on April 06, 2018, 12:40:44 PM
Flanders Blade 3.0 CX. Love this bike! Mainly used for a daily commute and social rides. I need to get rid of my middle-aged-spread haha
Full carbon frame, SRAM Force/Rival components, hydraulic disk brakes, S-Works Power Saddle, 11/36 rear cassette, single 48T ring up front. For an XL frame it comes in at a smidgen over 9kg :)

a 1 x roady would be great for my dyslexic mate. Less to worry about. He is forever tricking himself up.

Poita

Quote from: GBC on April 09, 2018, 12:16:20 PM
a 1 x roady would be great for my dyslexic mate. Less to worry about. He is forever tricking himself up.

Makes servicing so much simpler, one less derailleur to worry about!

scblack

Quote from: Foo on April 05, 2018, 09:48:34 PM
Ceramic or steel bearings?

I'm led to believe that they are a nice set of wheels.  😎

Foo

Hurry up corkhead!
Steel pretty sure. I went with Bora One wheels - I could not justify the extra $1,000 for carbon hubs + CULT bearings.

They're Bora One 50mm carbon wheels. That has the alloy hubs with USB bearings, pretty sure that means steel bearing. USB = Ultra Smooth Bearings. A bit odd as my older Shamal (alloy) wheels have the carbon hub with CULT bearings. CULT = Ceramic Ultimate Level Technology.
VW Amarok Highline 2016
Jayco Swan Outback 2015

A man must believe in something.
I believe I'll have another beer.

Foo

Still good wheels mate. 😎

Foo

Hurry up corkhead!

So long as you have tried your best, you should have no regrets.

Foo

Picked up a Fly 12 and a set of compact cranks for my bikes this week. Compacts going on my old bike, so that I can do some hill work over the winter months and the Fly will be used on both road and track bikes. ;D

Foo
So long as you have tried your best, you should have no regrets.

GBC

My mate with the cippo won his age group in the Qld crit championship last weekend. Paying off. I see Bardiani have heard how he goes on it and have them now in the Giro  ;D

Rumpig

Quote from: BC66 on March 24, 2018, 03:37:42 PM
Is it in Brisbane and his name is Steve?


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I took these pics last time i was at the house finishing their reno, i forget the guys name now, but it wasn't Steve.
Bit of Old Skool BMX porn for a Saturday morning...lol

This Redline bike he rebuilt, rims and tyres never been ridden on apparently, no brake scuff marks on the rims at all.



This Mongoose is a as is real survivor he reckoned, all original gear





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BC66

They are cool old bikes. He would have to be a friends of Steve's. Steve is the president of an old school bike club and has swap meets at his warehouse in Oxley each month. It's crazy what these old bikes are worth now


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whitey1

Raced in the first ever Fat Bike National Championships yesterday at Cable Beach in Broome. Hard work for an unfit rider like me.


Toyota Prado D4D towing an custom built off road caravan
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Foo

So long as you have tried your best, you should have no regrets.

D4D

Well done, I never thought I'd hear the words 'race' and 'fat bike' used in the same sentence ;D
I owe, I owe, it's off to work I go...

Prado Garage Queen

GBC

Quote from: D4D on May 12, 2018, 02:46:57 PM
Well done, I never thought I'd hear the words 'race' and 'fat bike' used in the same sentence ;D

You need to look up the Iditarod mtb race in Alaska.

http://www.iditarodtrailinvitational.com/

One of the guys off another 4wd forum has done it a couple of times. Well outside my skill set, they have to pass survival courses and all sorts before they are allowed to enter.

wakychapmans

Quote from: GBC on May 12, 2018, 07:21:50 PM
You need to look up the Iditarod mtb race in Alaska.

http://www.iditarodtrailinvitational.com/

One of the guys off another 4wd forum has done it a couple of times. Well outside my skill set, they have to pass survival courses and all sorts before they are allowed to enter.

that other 4wd forum guy would be Troy. Owner of Area 54 Adventure Outfitters. He's now been over there four times. twice now he's done the 1,000 mile option in the race...

This year, he's considering something warmer and closer to home...

The Simpson Desert Bike Challenge...

http://desertchallenge.org/
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GBC

I've read troy's musings for years. He writes well and doesnt pad it out. He popped up the other day on the bicycle advice fb page. Some bloke asking about cold weather gloves for -7 degrees. They were putting crap on him about the temp being too cold. Troy jumped in with ' some of us ride in -44'. Shut them up pretty quick. His muru/lefty is a bike I'd like to invent a need to have.

D4D

I've been looking for a simple garage bike holder to hold my bike whilst I check tyre pressures etc without having to lean the bike against something or drag out the bike stand.

I found the 'Clug' and have one on order. I'll fix it low down on the work bench.

https://us.thehornit.com/getclug

I owe, I owe, it's off to work I go...

Prado Garage Queen