when you guys travel to races and stay in Hotels the night before, do you just keep your bike on the rack/in the car? Bring it in the hotel?
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Quoted post said:
Originally posted by shming123
when you guys travel to races and stay in Hotels the night before, do you just keep your bike on the rack/in the car? Bring it in the hotel?ALWAYS in the hotel room.
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Quoted post said:
Originally posted by ed073
ALWAYS in the hotel room.What is the reason for bringing it into the Hotel room? theft? bike adjustments? etc..?
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Quoted post said:
Originally posted by shming123
What is the reason for bringing it into the Hotel room? theft? bike adjustments? etc..?So biatches don't steal it!!!
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If you need to make adjustments the night before a race then you're in real trouble. You may as well not start!
I don't want to have to touch the bike beyond simpe things like changing a tyre or tube until race day.
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Quoted post said:
Originally posted by tafi
If you need to make adjustments the night before a race then you're in real trouble. You may as well not start!
I don't want to have to touch the bike beyond simpe things like changing a tyre or tube until race day.He he!!! Bike adjustments the night b4 a race...lol. 🙂
Maybe install a new headset?
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i didnt really mean adjustments, more like bike prep? you know, lube it up if need be, and just look it over make sure everything just right.
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