mine was a whoops purchase from ebay as an unloved frame/fork combo due to being too small for previous owner.
I love it.
Long road rides, offroady stuff, touring and trips to the pub.
Done it all!
Great fun.
I probably love it more than my mountain bike truth be told and it’s worth bugger all.!
I know that junction, you usually have to wait for about 10 buses coming the other way so bikes are often expected to sit in no mans land waiting for a gap in traffic.
The speed limit along there is 20 also. The guy in the Punto is clearly an ass hat and deserves his next bowel movement to be full of glass.
Having run Eskars for nearly 3 years i’ve just bought some Purgatory tyres.
2.2 folders.
They feel fast, and seem to have a little more grip through kitty litter relative to the eskar 2.3’s with the same wheels at 30 psi.
Presses the same anti snob buttons as the first gen Citroen Berlingo and vehicles like it.
I like the idea of something cheap and functional. The On One inbred of the car world?
I suggest posting him a wee in his shoes kit.. i.e. the diy version.
A small bottle of your own piss and serving instructions.
Enough to dose a pair of size 10 Loake shoes in an f fitting should be adequate.
Riding home in a foot deep of water on the pompino while leffe’d up last weekend was fun.. and today i’ve been out on the mountain bike in axle deep mud.
It’s far more fun at this time of the year as you are not cold.
They look lovely in a “look at my new bike” thread, but, in reality you cannot beat black grips.
I had a set of specialized grips actually post themselves by air mail to get away from the handlebars.
generally the sektors get a service every 2 months or so.
If they get a week of riding or a paticularly grubby day out then i bring forward the lower service
I find the modular nature of shimano kit more time efficient.
In the 4 years i owned my Mono Mini brakes i spent a lot of time swearing at them.
I have hands like shovels so pissing around with circlips and seals is low on my list of favourite jobs.