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08-20-20, 07:05 PM
#3026
serious cyclist
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Yep.
They're handy for angles at which you can't use the 6" foam roller, or the quad-******. You can also put one point on the floor and use your leg and arms to drive the other point into your gastroc. Quite painfully and strictly hypothetically. Mentioning for a friend. Ok I just did that.
They're handy for angles at which you can't use the 6" foam roller, or the quad-******. You can also put one point on the floor and use your leg and arms to drive the other point into your gastroc. Quite painfully and strictly hypothetically. Mentioning for a friend. Ok I just did that.
08-20-20, 07:07 PM
#3027
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08-20-20, 07:10 PM
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too bad you didn't stay longer, you may have been positively impacted during your formative years.
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08-20-20, 07:48 PM
#3029
Mostly Harmless
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08-20-20, 07:59 PM
#3030
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"The mystery of life isn't a problem to solve, but a reality to experience."
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08-20-20, 08:04 PM
#3031
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Elaine is zinging ‘em. lol 
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08-20-20, 08:24 PM
#3032
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08-21-20, 05:44 AM
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Should Be More Popular
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08-21-20, 06:07 AM
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squeaking was due to my cage being loose. You guys can rest worry free tonight.
08-21-20, 06:10 AM
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08-21-20, 06:44 AM
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Fat n slow
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08-21-20, 06:49 AM
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Fat n slow
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Went to bed intending to do 40 this AM, woke up and legs are so sore from working out Wednesday I can barely descend the stairs.
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08-21-20, 06:57 AM
#3038
smelling the roses
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https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/refresh/gra...toa34#contents
We are in the medium green zone. There are a lot of appliances on the roof, not bolted down or otherwise at risk. AC compressor, Water tank, propane tank, solar water heater, solar panels are bolted down but I don't know about their wind speed limits.Internet receiver tower.
We are in the medium green zone. There are a lot of appliances on the roof, not bolted down or otherwise at risk. AC compressor, Water tank, propane tank, solar water heater, solar panels are bolted down but I don't know about their wind speed limits.Internet receiver tower.
08-21-20, 07:14 AM
#3039
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They're handy for angles at which you can't use the 6" foam roller, or the quad-******. You can also put one point on the floor and use your leg and arms to drive the other point into your gastroc. Quite painfully and strictly hypothetically. Mentioning for a friend. Ok I just did that.
Yeah, the rolling pin's got some uses, but if I had to live without one of the two, I would happily jettison it. The 6" roller? Nope, never gonna give it up.
08-21-20, 07:16 AM
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08-21-20, 07:16 AM
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08-21-20, 07:30 AM
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08-21-20, 07:40 AM
#3043
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08-21-20, 08:04 AM
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08-21-20, 08:05 AM
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Oh it started two weeks ago when dunken decided to drop pumpkin slice lattes on us. Where they found pumpkins who were mature enough to go into a latte is the question.
08-21-20, 08:07 AM
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I thought that it was from some mud/grit that I'd stepped in last weekend when I came a cross some construction, but cleaning out the cleats and injecting new grease in to the pedals didn't get rid of it. It's definitely pedal/crank, though - it's only happening on the left pedal down-stroke. It almost sounds like when the end of the shift cable is hitting the crank arm, but it's not that.
08-21-20, 08:07 AM
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08-21-20, 08:09 AM
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I've got a click, now.
I thought that it was from some mud/grit that I'd stepped in last weekend when I came a cross some construction, but cleaning out the cleats and injecting new grease in to the pedals didn't get rid of it. It's definitely pedal/crank, though - it's only happening on the left pedal down-stroke. It almost sounds like when the end of the shift cable is hitting the crank arm, but it's not that.
I thought that it was from some mud/grit that I'd stepped in last weekend when I came a cross some construction, but cleaning out the cleats and injecting new grease in to the pedals didn't get rid of it. It's definitely pedal/crank, though - it's only happening on the left pedal down-stroke. It almost sounds like when the end of the shift cable is hitting the crank arm, but it's not that.
And the squeak turned into a CLICK that’s how I solved it.
08-21-20, 08:09 AM
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