more for greg

small change said:

http://www.x-biking.com/Home/ContentXBike.aspx?SiteCode=web&PageID=XBike

wait for the animation.

who needs to ride outside any more?

Ricky Marting mixed with Stevie Ray Vaughan today. And a room full of
MILFs.

MILFs? Gee Penny, does Mister Adventure know?
;-)
BTW, that thing's radikewl.

Shawn
(5 hours on the spinner this month :-pppp )

small change said:

http://www.x-biking.com/Home/ContentXBike.aspx?SiteCode=web&PageID=XBike

wait for the animation.

who needs to ride outside any more?

Ricky Marting mixed with Stevie Ray Vaughan today. And a room full of
MILFs.

MILFs? Gee Penny, does Mister Adventure know?
;-)
BTW, that thing's radikewl.

Shawn
(5 hours on the spinner this month :-pppp )

small change said:

http://www.x-biking.com/Home/ContentXBike.aspx?SiteCode=web&PageID=XBike

wait for the animation.

who needs to ride outside any more?

Me, I did ride outside and it was way cool.

Quoted message said:

Ricky Marting mixed with Stevie Ray Vaughan today. And a room full of
MILFs.

Ricky Martin is a talentless pop puppet. Mixing him in with SRV is
completely sacreligious and your spin instructor should be flogged.

Those MILFs need to get a real bike.

JD

JD said:

Those MILFs need to get a real bike.

Yeah, but those MILFS don't get all hot and sweaty on the outside - too
many layers to show the goods. I know, I've done research. 😉

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JD said:

small change said:

http://www.x-biking.com/Home/ContentXBike.aspx?SiteCode=web&PageID=XBike

wait for the animation.

who needs to ride outside any more?

Me, I did ride outside and it was way cool.

Quoted message said:

Ricky Marting mixed with Stevie Ray Vaughan today. And a room full
of MILFs.

Ricky Martin is a talentless pop puppet. Mixing him in with SRV is
completely sacreligious and your spin instructor should be flogged.

Those MILFs need to get a real bike.

I graduated one to the trail this year. One down....

Quoted message said:

And a room full of MILFs.

Damn, all of 'em?!? Didn't know you wuz freaky like that...

JohnH said:

Quoted message said:

And a room full of MILFs.

Damn, all of 'em?!? Didn't know you wuz freaky like that...

tsk, tsk, you know I call them that just for the benefit of all you drooly
males out there. I could call them the condo mommies too ( they all have ski
condos) but the imagery isn't as good.

p.

small change said:

http://www.x-biking.com/Home/ContentXBike.aspx?SiteCode=web&PageID=XBike

wait for the animation.

who needs to ride outside any more?

Ricky Marting mixed with Stevie Ray Vaughan today. And a room full of
MILFs.

I mixed System of a Down and Tchaikovsky today. Some of us get *paid* to
be in the same room as those MILFs. Hell, I'm just a career move away
from being a Chippendale dancer.

That bike looks interesting. But more moving parts means there's more to
break on it.

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Conservative dictionary:
Judicial Activist: n. A judge who tends to rule against your wishes.

Raptor said:

small change said:

http://www.x-biking.com/Home/ContentXBike.aspx?SiteCode=web&PageID=XBike

wait for the animation.

who needs to ride outside any more?

Ricky Marting mixed with Stevie Ray Vaughan today. And a room full
of MILFs.

I mixed System of a Down and Tchaikovsky today. Some of us get *paid*
to be in the same room as those MILFs. Hell, I'm just a career move
away from being a Chippendale dancer.

That bike looks interesting. But more moving parts means there's more
to break on it.

I'd like to hear how this guy would fare on one of those...
http://www.xtri.com/article.asp?id=820

as for those bike, I think Gab is going to give them a try and do an RR for
us.

JD said:

small change said:

http://www.x-biking.com/Home/ContentXBike.aspx?SiteCode=web&PageID=XBike

wait for the animation.

who needs to ride outside any more?

Me, I did ride outside and it was way cool.

Quoted message said:

Ricky Marting mixed with Stevie Ray Vaughan today. And a room full of
MILFs.

Ricky Martin is a talentless pop puppet.

I dunno. He's not tone deaf, so there must be some talent in there
(although I don't care for his music).
It was all downhill after Menudo! 🙂

Quoted message said:

Mixing him in with SRV is
completely sacreligious and your spin instructor should be flogged.

Or maybe SRV was the saving grace for someone in the class suffering to
RM. I'd be glad to hear him after RM if I were in the class.

Quoted message said:

Those MILFs need to get a real bike.

MrsB sometimes takes a spinner lady on a ride and is always amazed at
the difference between fitness and skills. They'll be strong and
climbing (non-technical stuff) really well and then walking or crashing
as soon as things get mildly difficult.

But some people like the gym better (which boggles the mind), so they
might as well go to the gym.

Matt

MattB said:

MrsB sometimes takes a spinner lady on a ride and is always amazed at
the difference between fitness and skills. They'll be strong and
climbing (non-technical stuff) really well and then walking or
crashing as soon as things get mildly difficult.

But some people like the gym better (which boggles the mind), so they
might as well go to the gym.

Matt

my new recriut is like that. The first time I took her up 5 minute hill she
was on my tail the whole time. However this gal has been bitten by the
trail bug, bad, and now sees indoor saddle time as a better than nothing
deal, a fitness holdover until the trails clear, same as me.

penny

"MattB" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > MrsB sometimes takes a
spinner lady on a ride and is always amazed at

Quoted message said:

the difference between fitness and skills. They'll be strong and climbing
(non-technical stuff) really well and then walking or crashing as soon as
things get mildly difficult.

I resemble that remark.......

Gary (no balance) Williams

GeeDubb said:

"MattB" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > MrsB sometimes
takes a spinner lady on a ride and is always amazed at

Quoted message said:

the difference between fitness and skills. They'll be strong and
climbing (non-technical stuff) really well and then walking or
crashing as soon as things get mildly difficult.

I resemble that remark.......

Gary (no balance) Williams

Say Gary, what's a good "holding" temp for coffee...?

thks.

small change said:

JohnH said:

Quoted message said:

And a room full of MILFs.

Damn, all of 'em?!? Didn't know you wuz freaky like that...

tsk, tsk, you know I call them that just for the benefit of all you drooly
males out there. I could call them the condo mommies too ( they all have ski
condos) but the imagery isn't as good.

We appreciate that Penny. MILF works good for me :-)

Shawn

"small change" asked quite nicely

Quoted message said:

Say Gary, what's a good "holding" temp for coffee...?

thks.

It's preferred to keep it in a good thermal carafe/thermos instead of
keeping heat on it as it will cook the coffee more and make it bitter and/or
burned tasting. That being said I believe that typical drinking temp is
around 140F but I'll have to check on that because I can't remember for
sure.

Best thing to do is brew a new cup when you want more coffee using something
along the lines of
http://www.rileys-coffee.com/EquipmentB_M.htm
second group, non electric pour over type. This guy roasts some great
tasting coffee, too.

If you're like me and hate plastic tasting things, look for a ceramic filter
holder like the one near the bottom of this page
http://www.sweetmarias.com/prod.brewers.shtml
perfect for one cup at a time.

a post by somebody (the guy at Riley's) about holding temperature
my coffee brewing handbook is probably at home, and my burn/spill file
is as well, but i'm not, so forgive me if i'm a few degrees off (the
google info should be more accurate, as i wrote much of the past stuff
with data at hand). iirc, the scaa, based on data from the coffee
brewing institute, recommends a hold temp of 185F, +/- 5F.

serve temp will be a few degrees cooler, but still "dangerously
hot"... i'd say 165F-175F. i've measured temp drop when pouring
into a cup at 10F loss when pouring through 4 inches of air into a
foam cup. heat is lost to the air, and much is lost due to the
turbulance in the cup during the pour. temp loss in an uncovered 12
oz foam cup was approximately 1F per minute. so, you can speculate
that, if the coffee is held at 185F, gets poured in a more or less
normal fashion, then sits for a minute before getting lidded, then the
serve temp will be around 175F. it'll be less if the cup is served
without a lid, of course, but as these accidents usually involve
drive-throughs, we can go with the lidded number. 175F is stinking
hot, and will burn exposed skin in seconds (sorry, the more specific
info is at home).

"safe" consumption temp is still hot enough to cause serious burns.
there hasn't been as much research done into mouth/throat burn
thresholds, as it seems to be hard to get volunteers for testing, but
it is clear that the mouth can withstand higher temperatures than bare
skin (probably due to saliva and mucous coatings). there has been
some research (after the mcd's case) which examined consumer
preference for serve temp, and this research supports the idea that
consumers prefer their hot coffee *hot*, and that 140F is decidedly
"too cool". consumer behavior shows the norm is "first sip", not
"first gulp" (unlike cold drinks), and this favors a hotter beverage.
perhaps mike ferguson can shed more light on this, as the last i'd
heard the research was ongoing (and partially funded by the specialty
coffee institute).

GeeDubb said:

It's preferred to keep it in a good thermal carafe/thermos instead of
keeping heat on it as it will cook the coffee more and make it bitter
and/or burned tasting. That being said I believe that typical drinking
temp is around 140F but I'll have to check on that because I can't
remember for sure.

Damn, I don't think I'm well enough edumacated to drink coffee!

Shawn

Shawn said:

GeeDubb said:

It's preferred to keep it in a good thermal carafe/thermos instead of
keeping heat on it as it will cook the coffee more and make it bitter
and/or burned tasting. That being said I believe that typical
drinking temp is around 140F but I'll have to check on that because I
can't remember for sure.

Damn, I don't think I'm well enough edumacated to drink coffee!

Shawn

He makes it sound daintier than wine tasting, which I never got either.
It all tastes the same to me - wine and coffee that is.

I may have to come up with a book on the art of drinking Coca-Cola.

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www.schnauzers.ws

WHIMP

Ride-A-Lot said:

Shawn said:

GeeDubb said:

It's preferred to keep it in a good thermal carafe/thermos instead of
keeping heat on it as it will cook the coffee more and make it bitter
and/or burned tasting. That being said I believe that typical
drinking temp is around 140F but I'll have to check on that because I
can't remember for sure.

Damn, I don't think I'm well enough edumacated to drink coffee!

Shawn

He makes it sound daintier than wine tasting, which I never got either.
It all tastes the same to me - wine and coffee that is.

Ya gotta stop smoking those Camel filterless, killing your taste buds!

Quoted message said:

I may have to come up with a book on the art of drinking Coca-Cola.

I gotta find the glucose-only sweetened kind. It's sold around
Passover. Corn isn't "Kosher for Passover" so Coke with corn syrup
isn't either. Don't ask me why, not Jewish, but I am allergic to corn.
Not enough Jews in Salida to get it stocked in stores here. Maybe
I'll ask at Safeway next spring.

Shawn