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Old 08-23-22, 02:01 PM
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Originally Posted by WhyFi
That's only because we're entitled and soft.
I'm only medium-soft, currently.
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Originally Posted by genejockey
Average.
Wordle 430 4/6

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Same. I would bet our 3rd guess was identical.
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Last night, I was working on the townie bike I'm building for my daughter to accompany her to college next month. I realized that I spend an inordinate amount of time picking stuff up off the floor, including multiple episodes on my hands and knees with a flashlight, looking for something tiny that bounced away.
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New Kit day, The gilet is really nice.
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New Kit day, The gilet is really nice.
That, sir, is "full kit!"
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That, sir, is "full kit!"
went there for shoes. They didn’t have my size so I left with this.
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Old 08-23-22, 04:15 PM
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Originally Posted by datlas
Parody thread idea: Brazilian Waxing/It should be more popular.
I went a milder version thereof in the thread itself.
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Originally Posted by datlas
BP often can be quite variable. I advise have it checked when you are fully rested. Don't get overly fixated on one reading, I tell patients I like to act like the olympic scorekeeper: look at a bunch of BP numbers, throw out the highest and lowest, and average the rest.
That's great except when you get 120/79 and Aetna sends a monthly "how to lower your BP" thing because it's not under120/under80. On a reading taken at some random time because that's when you could do your checkup.
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Originally Posted by Eric F
I'm only medium-soft, currently.

me too, and I have no idea how that happened.
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Originally Posted by bampilot06
me too, and I have no idea how that happened.
Oh, I know EXACTLY how I got this way - LOL
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Originally Posted by Eric F
Oh, I know EXACTLY how I got this way - LOL

I mean I did have 8 days off last week, and I did eat ice cream everyday that I rode…… So 8 days.
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Originally Posted by Bah Humbug
I went a milder version thereof in the thread itself.
I saw that and it went right over my head. WTF is he talking about? Maybe it's just another thing I'm out of the loop on, like $400 cassettes going for $700.

Gues that's what I get for living in a dumpster.
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Originally Posted by bampilot06
went there for shoes. They didn’t have my size so I left with this.
sWorks 7s are on sale every where. Erik's has a good selection of sizes.
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Originally Posted by Mojo31
sWorks 7s are on sale every where. Erik's has a good selection of sizes.

Eriks?


I’ve been eye balling the torches, but I think I will just stick with bontrager for now.
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Originally Posted by bampilot06
Eriks?


I’ve been eye balling the torches, but I think I will just stick with bontrager for now.
Erik's in MN. The 7s are $250 compared to $450 for the Torch. Torch has a bit wider toe box
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Originally Posted by big john
I saw that and it went right over my head. WTF is he talking about? Maybe it's just another thing I'm out of the loop on, like $400 cassettes going for $700.

Gues that's what I get for living in a dumpster.
I just bought a cassette for my trainer for 55, so I’m not sure.
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Originally Posted by datlas
You prefer wet lube??
Sounds messy
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Originally Posted by big john
I saw that and it went right over my head. WTF is he talking about? Maybe it's just another thing I'm out of the loop on, like $400 cassettes going for $700.

Gues that's what I get for living in a dumpster.
For body waxing (well some types) it's ripped off with paper strips.
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Originally Posted by Bah Humbug
For body waxing (well some types) it's ripped off with paper strips.
Yeah, I figured it out after seeing your comment here.
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Originally Posted by phrantic09
I just bought a cassette for my trainer for 55, so I’m not sure.
I saw the one I use on sale for less than $40.
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Cheesy cycling art from Mrs rjones28's oncologist appointment today.

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Goatheads are everywhere this year. I've been spared so far but today my friend and his wife had 5 flats between them. A few miles in she ran through a pile of debris and double flatted. Great ride after that until we were back in town where the workers were weeding and they both ran through a pile of goatheads. This time he double flatted and she only did the front. I picked up a thorn and brushed it off the tire before I stopped, it did not leak.

I suppose I would need new wheels to go tubeless? Maybe I can continue the good luck streak.
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Originally Posted by rjones28
Cheesy cycling art from Mrs rjones28's oncologist appointment today.

Not only does it have Cannondale's "Lefty" one-legged fork, but it also appears to have "Lefty" chain- and seatstays.
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Originally Posted by genejockey
Not only does it have Cannondale's "Lefty" one-legged fork, but it also appears to have "Lefty" chain- and seatstays.
Cranks 90° out of phase too. Not that it matters with that stoker
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Originally Posted by LesterOfPuppets
Cranks 90° out of phase too. Not that it matters with that stoker
Hmm, stoker crankarms are both on the drive side. cue Twilight Zone theme.
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