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06-08-15, 06:43 PM
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Sold a shirt for $172 to a well known fashion photographer, lol. Might buy stuff for my bike.
06-08-15, 07:23 PM
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Scrod - what happened? That sucks.
Unkle Rico - that's awesome! I have a buddy that has done it the last few years but took this year off because he was too busy. It's quite the journey....one of these days I'll attempt it.
Unkle Rico - that's awesome! I have a buddy that has done it the last few years but took this year off because he was too busy. It's quite the journey....one of these days I'll attempt it.
06-08-15, 07:49 PM
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today i dialed in the fit on the surly a bit more and wrapped the bars, put new parts on the trek and realized i measured BCD wrong so i have to use old cranks for those dope ass drillium rings i got 
anyone know if shimano ever made a compact or triple in the 6400 series with 110bcd?
also i think i ****ed up my thumb the other day when i ate **** doing wheelies in the parking lot. it feels like it needs to crack but if i try it doesnt, then it just hurts.
nice! was that all non stop? either way congrats, we were talkin about riding that just yesterday
anyone know if shimano ever made a compact or triple in the 6400 series with 110bcd?
also i think i ****ed up my thumb the other day when i ate **** doing wheelies in the parking lot. it feels like it needs to crack but if i try it doesnt, then it just hurts.
nice! was that all non stop? either way congrats, we were talkin about riding that just yesterday
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06-08-15, 08:01 PM
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MT 60
https://velobase.com/ViewComponent.as...=115&AbsPos=28
Or MT 730 , one of which I currently use
VeloBase.com - Component: Shimano FC-M730, Deore XT M730
06-08-15, 08:05 PM
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Thanks 
You should totally do it -- the whole ALC experience was so amazing!
It was spread out over 7 days so in that regard it was non-stop -- when averaged out, I was doing about 78 miles a day. Ride was via ALC which was an amazing experience. I felt like if i were doing this route again on my own that I could probably do it in 5 days but that would be an intense ride 
You should totally do it -- the whole ALC experience was so amazing!
06-08-15, 08:58 PM
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I had a friend do that ride. Apparently he was on the top 500 fundraisers or whatever it was called.
I want to try that one year, but I'm still in school at that time
Just realized that when I finish this dean, I'm going to have ridden pretty much all the materials to make bike frames from, and used all three major manufacturers of groupsets.
I have a problem.
I want to try that one year, but I'm still in school at that time
Just realized that when I finish this dean, I'm going to have ridden pretty much all the materials to make bike frames from, and used all three major manufacturers of groupsets.
I have a problem.
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06-09-15, 04:33 AM
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I believe the nearest ones would be the 6206 VeloBase.com - Component: Shimano FC-6206, 600EX
MT 60
VeloBase.com - Component: Shimano FC-MT60, Deore MT60 Series
Or MT 730 , one of which I currently use
VeloBase.com - Component: Shimano FC-M730, Deore XT M730
MT 60
VeloBase.com - Component: Shimano FC-MT60, Deore MT60 Series
Or MT 730 , one of which I currently use
VeloBase.com - Component: Shimano FC-M730, Deore XT M730
the man. gracias por la informacion
06-09-15, 06:21 AM
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06-09-15, 06:30 AM
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Nice job, @Unkle Rico !
06-09-15, 09:28 AM
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06-09-15, 09:34 AM
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@Unkle Rico For your ride and for helping the cause.
For your ride and for helping the cause.
06-09-15, 11:23 AM
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Did the same **** to my thumb last year popping wheelies after taco tuesday drinks. Felt jacked until just about a month ago. Stupid
06-09-15, 04:52 PM
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today i set up the ailerons on the nature boy tubeless.
2 passes of stan's tape, orange seal 60mm vales, 2oz of stan's sealant and foldable kenda tires. seems ok for now....
i'm kinda torn....i don't NEED to go tubeless- especially on a commuter/fun bike- but i really wanted to.....
2 passes of stan's tape, orange seal 60mm vales, 2oz of stan's sealant and foldable kenda tires. seems ok for now....
i'm kinda torn....i don't NEED to go tubeless- especially on a commuter/fun bike- but i really wanted to.....
06-09-15, 04:56 PM
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today i set up the ailerons on the nature boy tubeless.
2 passes of stan's tape, orange seal 60mm vales, 2oz of stan's sealant and foldable kenda tires. seems ok for now....
i'm kinda torn....i don't NEED to go tubeless- especially on a commuter/fun bike- but i really wanted to.....
2 passes of stan's tape, orange seal 60mm vales, 2oz of stan's sealant and foldable kenda tires. seems ok for now....
i'm kinda torn....i don't NEED to go tubeless- especially on a commuter/fun bike- but i really wanted to.....
06-09-15, 06:08 PM
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@Unkle Rico Nice job!
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Today I met up with Dave Sommerville to start the process on my custom Colossi road frame.
Going to be expensive, but I thought about it and said...
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Today I met up with Dave Sommerville to start the process on my custom Colossi road frame.
Going to be expensive, but I thought about it and said...
06-09-15, 06:36 PM
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06-09-15, 06:40 PM
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yeah I've ran tubless one mtbs for about 6yrs. this will be the first time on a bike I primarily commute on the road with. makes me kinda nervous.
06-09-15, 06:42 PM
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So i stopped and helped some dude on an old crappy trek mountain bike with a blown out side wall fix a flat.
What do i get in return?
I picked up this little guy 15 minutes later.
Fk you universe.
What do i get in return?
I picked up this little guy 15 minutes later.
Fk you universe.
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06-10-15, 12:32 PM
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I get to turn in my two weeks notice today. Found a new job that pays more, has better benefits and is closer. Today is a good day.
06-10-15, 12:40 PM
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06-10-15, 01:26 PM
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Had my track bike stolen from secured bike parking at work. Hella bummed.
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06-10-15, 01:30 PM
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It was freelocked with a Ulock. I kept the bike at work for lunch training rides. It was an 2000's Fuji track so it was nothing special and totally replacable but still bummed.
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Doesn't matter what it was, always sucks to have something stolen.