Ravenmore wheelkiller has moved on to gears
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Ravenmore wheelkiller has moved on to gears
Bummer. Sheared one of the cogs on my cassette in half on the bell lap of the crit tonight. Unfortunately it was a very useful gear...
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good news is the piece of sh1t Kysrium Elites are still holding up. Haven't been able to kill them...yet. muuuuwaaahhahaaa...*cough, cough* Still need work on the whole evil laugh thing.
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Awesome.....or not...
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Did you win?
I broke a cog on an MTB once. Shifting was a little more challenging, but it worked ok, in general.
I broke a cog on an MTB once. Shifting was a little more challenging, but it worked ok, in general.
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I did go to the back of the pack and sort things out during the last lap. Figured out what gears I had left and then spun like crazy. I think I got maybe a top 20? Not sure. Team had a good showing and that's what matters.
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So, uh...what kinda cassette do you have?
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Hrm. Last night had all sorts of good stories... Broken bikes, broken cogs, broken bones... Even a fist fight!!
I somehow missed seeing you out there. Or maybe I was too entranced with registration to notice. Sorry!
I somehow missed seeing you out there. Or maybe I was too entranced with registration to notice. Sorry!
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Is it a bad omen that I have Veloce cassette sitting right in front of me while I contemplate a cog change for riding into gail force winds?
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Hey Chris - I saw ya at the registration table actually. You looked pretty busy and I was in a rush to make it to the start line as I was running late, so I just handed my money over and bolted. Heard about the crash when I was at Mellow Johnny's today. Said several bikes were toast? That blows. Didn't hear about the fist fight. Something intrinsically funny about skinny dudes in spandex fighting.
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my hats off to you
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A friend broke a Campy cog while chasing up a hill. The 2 halves fell out and the rest of the cogs flopped around and made it pretty hard to ride. He was standing at the time and almost went down, but saved it.
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Yeah, I need to bring my gear and shoot one night. If I race 2 races though I'm pretty knackered and usually just want dinner, a beer, and bed. Not necessarily in that order.
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Rav I just don't understand how you are doing this to your equipment. No offense but I know a lot guys who I'm sure are putting out way more power or are heavier that are not breaking wheels and drive train bits like you. Honestly I'm puzzled.