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01-14-16, 11:49 AM
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01-14-16, 12:14 PM
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Every day. I've never been ashamed of smoking weed and never will be. I've also never hide the fact that I do so.
01-14-16, 01:33 PM
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To each his own but quitting was one of the best things I ever did for myself.
Back on topic...
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01-14-16, 02:34 PM
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jesus, can you say #cogporn ?
01-14-16, 02:40 PM
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jesus, can you say #cogporn ?
01-15-16, 10:56 AM
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01-15-16, 11:01 AM
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Too cool. Like something pulled out of a Swiss watch.
I got a new fork that I have to get cut but soon as that's done, I get to use my new chilly weather riding gear.
First time using lycra/chamois pay so it should be interesting....just walking around the house made me feel like I was wearing an industrial maxi-pad but I'm sure it will get a lot more comfortable after breaking-in/getting on the bike.
I got a new fork that I have to get cut but soon as that's done, I get to use my new chilly weather riding gear.
First time using lycra/chamois pay so it should be interesting....just walking around the house made me feel like I was wearing an industrial maxi-pad but I'm sure it will get a lot more comfortable after breaking-in/getting on the bike.
01-15-16, 01:55 PM
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They're pretty cheap on ebay, if you actually want one.
01-15-16, 05:54 PM
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my cheap double pannier broke earlier this week (went grocery shopping and placed a 5 litre bottle of water in one of the paniers, and when I got home, I realised that the water was too heavy for the thin plastic, and the bottom had a big tear)
looked at panniers on ebay, and wanted something better than plastic/nylon and spotted a set of Carradine Overlander panniers 2nd hand in reasonable condition .... Hand made in the UK and these are over 50 litre capacity
I waited patiently and bid in the last few seconds and won the auction for £20 plus £5.80 shipping.
I'm well pleased as similar from the same company cost over £100 (I don't think that this exact model is made anymore, but the newer model costs £120) ... these will clean up nicely
looked at panniers on ebay, and wanted something better than plastic/nylon and spotted a set of Carradine Overlander panniers 2nd hand in reasonable condition .... Hand made in the UK and these are over 50 litre capacity
I waited patiently and bid in the last few seconds and won the auction for £20 plus £5.80 shipping.
I'm well pleased as similar from the same company cost over £100 (I don't think that this exact model is made anymore, but the newer model costs £120) ... these will clean up nicely
01-16-16, 12:42 AM
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There's a balance between smoking yourself useless and smoking just enough so you forget about your legs.
Bike related stuff is crabon ritchey 710mm bars and a setback seatpost for the MTB. New stem will be next most likely.
Bike related stuff is crabon ritchey 710mm bars and a setback seatpost for the MTB. New stem will be next most likely.
01-16-16, 09:18 AM
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If your bolt weighs over an ounce than your bike will be too heavy and you then might as well just ride a Huffy, it will probably weigh the same ; )
01-16-16, 09:43 AM
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Luckily, there are no Huffy bikes in the state of Washington, they were banned years ago. So, I am stuck riding a 20 pound pig of a MTB.....
01-16-16, 10:26 AM
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