I ask because this group has gotten boooooring (no technical/mechanic
discussion) and there's nothing for me to post about, unless road ride posts
are allowed...
Will someone just break something on his bike already?!?!
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Phil, Squid-in-Training
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I ask because this group has gotten boooooring (no technical/mechanic
discussion) and there's nothing for me to post about, unless road ride posts
are allowed...
Will someone just break something on his bike already?!?!
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Phil, Squid-in-Training
I got a flat tire a coupla weeks ago.
JD
Phil said:I ask because this group has gotten boooooring (no technical/mechanic
discussion) and there's nothing for me to post about, unless road ride posts
are allowed...Will someone just break something on his bike already?!?!
The T-Rex shaped horn on my townie got flipped over so it hung below the
bars instead or it's usual perch on top.
I had to reach down and swivel it back up. Still makes that doggy chew
toy squeak sound ok, thank god!
Matt
Phil said:
Will someone just break something on his bike already?!?!
Sorry, dude. Been riding my singlespeed lately:
CC
"Phil, Squid-in-Training" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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Quoted message said:I ask because this group has gotten boooooring (no technical/mechanic
discussion) and there's nothing for me to post about, unless road ride
posts
Quoted message said:are allowed...
Will someone just break something on his bike already?!?!
We've spending a majority of our summer kayaking and bodyboarding. Might as
well use the gorgeous weather for the ocean activities. That's why we
haven't broken any bike parts yet this summer...
- CA-G
Can-Am Girls Kick Ass!
Phil said:I ask because this group has gotten boooooring (no technical/mechanic
discussion) and there's nothing for me to post about, unless road ride posts
are allowed...Will someone just break something on his bike already?!?!
I whacked my American Classic front wheel on the trail two weeks ago.
Heading down a very fast smooth twisty piece of Middle Run in Delaware.
Came around the corner, hit right side of bar on tree, bike stops and
I don't. Then bike decides to follow over my head and into a tree. I
tried to true it myself. Now I'm waiting for a new rim 🙁.
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Ride-A-Lot said:Phil said:I ask because this group has gotten boooooring (no technical/mechanic
discussion) and there's nothing for me to post about, unless road
ride posts are allowed...Will someone just break something on his bike already?!?!
I whacked my American Classic front wheel on the trail two weeks ago.
Heading down a very fast smooth twisty piece of Middle Run in
Delaware. Came around the corner, hit right side of bar on tree,
bike stops and I don't. Then bike decides to follow over my head and
into a tree. I tried to true it myself. Now I'm waiting for a new
rim 🙁.
I broke off the mount on my cateye. I know JD would say "good riddance" but
I fixed it ( sort of) with a bunch of tape.
penny
small change said:Ride-A-Lot said:Phil said:I ask because this group has gotten boooooring (no
technical/mechanic discussion) and there's nothing for me to post
about, unless road ride posts are allowed...Will someone just break something on his bike already?!?!
I whacked my American Classic front wheel on the trail two weeks ago.
Heading down a very fast smooth twisty piece of Middle Run in
Delaware. Came around the corner, hit right side of bar on tree,
bike stops and I don't. Then bike decides to follow over my head and
into a tree. I tried to true it myself. Now I'm waiting for a new
rim 🙁.I broke off the mount on my cateye. I know JD would say "good
riddance" but I fixed it ( sort of) with a bunch of tape.penny
Was it duct, electrical, masking, packing, or scotch tape?
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Phil, Squid-in-Training
"Phil, Squid-in-Training" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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Quoted message said:I ask because this group has gotten boooooring (no technical/mechanic
discussion) and there's nothing for me to post about, unless road ride
posts
Quoted message said:are allowed...
Why would you even want to post a road ride? They're even more boring than
technical/mechanical threads.
Quoted message said:Will someone just break something on his bike already?!?!
My brain feels broken, the only time it feels right is when it's on a bike.
How about we discuss that?
Greg
Phil said:small change said:Ride-A-Lot said:Phil, Squid-in-Training wrote:
>I ask because this group has gotten boooooring (no
>technical/mechanic discussion) and there's nothing for me to post
>about, unless road ride posts are allowed...
>
>Will someone just break something on his bike already?!?!
>I whacked my American Classic front wheel on the trail two weeks ago.
Heading down a very fast smooth twisty piece of Middle Run in
Delaware. Came around the corner, hit right side of bar on tree,
bike stops and I don't. Then bike decides to follow over my head and
into a tree. I tried to true it myself. Now I'm waiting for a new
rim 🙁.I broke off the mount on my cateye. I know JD would say "good
riddance" but I fixed it ( sort of) with a bunch of tape.penny
Was it duct, electrical, masking, packing, or scotch tape?
Don't forget gaffing tape! All the staying power of duct tape, without
the residue. The stuff is gold IMHO.
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www.schnauzers.ws
G.T. said:"Phil, Squid-in-Training" <[email hidden]> wrote in
message news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:I ask because this group has gotten boooooring (no technical/mechanic
discussion) and there's nothing for me to post about, unless road rideposts
Quoted message said:are allowed...
Why would you even want to post a road ride? They're even more boring than
technical/mechanical threads.
Yeh. I road on the road today. I saw a house, and then another house,
and then a tree. Then I turned onto another road and climbed the paved
hill. Then I passed another roadie and he didn't wave to me. Then I
stopped at a stop light. Then... You get the picture.
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o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-o
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Phil said:small change said:Ride-A-Lot said:Phil, Squid-in-Training wrote:
> I ask because this group has gotten boooooring (no
> technical/mechanic discussion) and there's nothing for me to post
> about, unless road ride posts are allowed...
>
> Will someone just break something on his bike already?!?!
>I whacked my American Classic front wheel on the trail two weeks
ago. Heading down a very fast smooth twisty piece of Middle Run in
Delaware. Came around the corner, hit right side of bar on tree,
bike stops and I don't. Then bike decides to follow over my head
and into a tree. I tried to true it myself. Now I'm waiting for a
new rim 🙁.I broke off the mount on my cateye. I know JD would say "good
riddance" but I fixed it ( sort of) with a bunch of tape.penny
Was it duct, electrical, masking, packing, or scotch tape?
LOL, the on trail repair was with some really crappy tape from my first aid
kit. I knew it would come in handy some day.
The official repair is with 2" wide clear packing tape. Seems to be holding
it on pretty good for now. The thing is, I just bought it thing spring,
closeout so a new mount will cost as much as I paid for the thing.
P.
"Phil, Squid-in-Training" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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Quoted message said:I ask because this group has gotten boooooring (no technical/mechanic
discussion) and there's nothing for me to post about, unless road ride
posts are allowed...Will someone just break something on his bike already?!?!
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Phil, Squid-in-Training
I had my pedals too tight and while starting out got a bit cockeyed,
couldn't get unclipped, fell and skinned my knee. All without moving. It's
funny how you can unclip in precarious situations but if you're standing
still you pull a bozo move like that.
No way! That happened to me too. I haven't had time to fix mine yet.
(PeteCresswell) said:
Riding home from work in the rain on Tuesday, my Rohloff grip shifter got
wet/slippery and I had to ride SS for awhile. Next time I'll have a shop rag
handy. Does that count?
How's that Rohloff holding up for you? I have to admit, I have been
seriously lusting for one lately.
There's just something about a thousand dollar rear wheel that is sooo
appealing ;-).
CC
This dampness I have to lube the joints on this dame LTS
Team like every other day or it sounds like having sex in a squeeky bed
Same GT chain was rubbing the cage of the front
derailleur. So turned this and pull that and it worked just fine. And
who said you can't tune a Sram or is that a fish.
Per Phil, Squid-in-Training:
Quoted message said:Will someone just break something on his bike already?!?!
Riding home from work in the rain on Tuesday, my Rohloff grip shifter got
wet/slippery and I had to ride SS for awhile. Next time I'll have a shop rag
handy. Does that count?
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PeteCresswell
Per Corvus Corvax:
Quoted message said:How's that Rohloff holding up for you? I have to admit, I have been
seriously lusting for one lately.
My spiel is that it's heavier, noisier, less efficient, more expensive....and I
bought a second one.
Now I'm thinking about a third, just so I don't have to keep changing tires
between commuter and sport use.
Quoted message said:There's just something about a thousand dollar rear wheel that is sooo
appealing ;-).
Actually, it's "only" $900 or so on a built-up wheel.
Therein, I think, lies a real problem for Rohloff. Given that eventually they
won't be selling them as fast as they make them, there needs to be some way for
people to try one out without risking a grand. It's *definately* not for
everybody.
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PeteCresswell
Squid-in-Training said:I ask because this group has gotten boooooring (no technical/mechanic
discussion) and there's nothing for me to post about, unless road ride posts
are allowed...Will someone just break something on his bike already?!?!
I've not but I've got three of my co worker's bikes to work on.
I'm convinced they deliberately let them decay to the point where I
can't stand the creaks and offer to service them🙂
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Tim.
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