you've plenty of time to fix it Jimster.
Crezzy, you're welcome to come down or you can organise your own!
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STW SS forum ride in Fod Sunday 7th Nov
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Sorry mate didn't mean to hijack you're thread ,would have loved to come down but lack of work as meant I've got to limit travel ,maybe next time
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Hmm, may make the trip down from Chester.
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I,m up for it!! link to the bunkhouse £11 a night bargin
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Will make a booking if people want to stay let me know!
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Just you then rich
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I may be riding in the FOD on the Sat evening too if you fancy hooking up for that? (Night ride with lights)
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Excellant looks as those I might bring some of the old boys I ride with, hopefully the night ride will start and finish @ the pub?
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Of course Rich, unless you can think of a better location
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A night ride with beer you say?
That might tempt me out.
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If you pootle along past the SSEC'10 field at Speech House on the Saturday evening at about 7.00 / 7.30ish you should see a big bonfire and a few fireworks going off
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That was my plan Peter!
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and you can put all the bikes on it
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Only non niche ones RD
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Cool, I may pitch up
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Well I've gone and done what I should've done a long time ago, SS'd my bike! Feels and looks great but the on-one SS kit is really shit as it doesn't let you adjust the chain line very well at all. So I need some better spacers and probably a new chain, but other than that I'm ready for this ride
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Excellent!
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Can I come? I have my own wok...
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_tom_, that bike looks very purposeful. Have you tried climbing any substantial hills on it yet?
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bullandbladder.
Compared to 'tollah's wok yours is a small saute pan.
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Have you tried climbing any substantial hills on it yet?
Only on-road. I've been riding an SS 48-16 road bike for the past 2 months and can get up all the road climbs around here now. 32-16 on 26" is way easier to pedal so I should be ok
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if all calms down a bit with life I'm up for a ride with some attentionmongeringnichewhoreslackerwoksmugglingwideboys.
If I can't find any of those I'll come out with you chaps if I may
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Points and laughs at Tazzy.
Tom I think it's more the head angle that is being discussed rather than the gearing! Slack head angles suk at climbing!
2:1 will be fine for the FOD as I won't be taking you all up any massive climbs.Posted 1 year ago # -
Points and laughs at Tazzy.
that's not very nice! you just pick on me because i'm shy
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Shy and fat!
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It's a 71 degree head angle according to the dmr site! Forks wind in to 110mm anyway.
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taz taking the new single speed for spin to the pie shop
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Looks a lot slacker than 71° you'll be ok every hill is walkable!
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Cmon Taz we all know that's Stu riding that!
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Stu in full glory
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the 'tollah riding it like he stole it
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Must get a new helmet for ssfod!
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Come on tazzy you knows I ain't that thin.
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you'll be ok every hill is walkable!
Excellent
Thinking about bringing my full face as well so I can have a razz on some of the dh runs afterwards depending how long this ride is.
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I like you broad of beam stu, it gives me something to hang on to when drywalling
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