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  • Readers’ Rides: Luke B’s Scott Spark
  • spoon
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    not even 900g. 850g for the wild grip,

    900g fro the wild rock and 2.4 !

    I've just ordered some so lets see if they are total rubbish

    spoon
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    What kimbers said.. 40a front 60 rear… although they are heavy…anyone tried the new offerings from Michelin ?

    2.4 and 900g

    http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=48144
    http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=48162

    spoon
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    ^ what he said.

    spoon
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    But… they are heavy.

    spoon
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    The 18-200 is excellent, the macro isn't that great but its pretty close to do it all..

    bit more expensive mind.

    spoon
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    some michelin tyres and a chain device, both 2010.. seems to be out of stock for weeks !

    spoon
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    I dunno but when i saw the weight of the truvativ bottom bracket I almost fainted, no wonder my bike is so heavy.

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    ooh yeah…

    I'm in swiss-land so they take the british VAT off and add swiss VAT on import.. cheap though

    spoon
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    Sierra Nevada pisses on Morzine, quieter, better trails, more sun. The trails are much more natural as well, way more fun to ride. Check out switchbacks.com

    Best riding ever. easily.

    spoon
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    That looks a lot like riding around a muddy field.. each to their own !

    spoon
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    he's left washington and gone back to China now

    spoon
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    I used a childs pool float… ones with a sleeve

    http://www.lifoam.com/images/products/toys/noodle_sleeve_3840.jpg

    These set of stretches helped with my IT band..

    http://www.metacafe.com/watch/3260195/it_band_stretches_for_iliotibial_band_syndrome

    IT band -I hate mine !

    spoon
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    Ok fair enough, thats true, perhaps some sort of riding exchange program, . Spain –>Uk for Uk —>Spain.

    spoon
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    Why the hell would you want to do that ! the riding is the UK is sh*te compared to Spain !

    The alps is even less of a drive !

    I can feel abuse coming my way already… ho hum.

    spoon
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    hehe, Pandas eat 16 hours a day apparently ! Both in the zoo so no danger of red snow.

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    Don't do what i did and put a Shiver SC on… they weigh more than the frame I think.. still nice fork.

    spoon
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    I'm currently listening to a 3020e inherited from my dad, its been to uni and is still going strong powering some B&W 601s… V nice, bit bassy..

    spoon
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    I vote for myo xp… v bright, light and you can even run off road in the flashing mode..

    spoon
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    There is a better tyre than a high roller ? are you sure…?

    spoon
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    And what Xbox game is that ?

    spoon
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    finings, Isninglass or eggshells.. the vegans pah, not many vegan ales are there ?

    You'll need to let it settle a bit though

    spoon
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    can you do this on a mountain bike ? weeeeeeee not sure if it makes you cool or not though…

    spoon
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    My Uncle runs some tours.. if your interested …TonyG Maroc

    spoon
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    He is still a massive c**k though, can't stand the bloke -obviously never met him but that's beside the point.

    spoon
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    1 stoat.

    spoon
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    at load of good ones at pinkbike http://www.pinkbike.com/photo/podlist/

    spoon
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    Bit of a hijack but i was after some lightweight cranks to fit an 83mm BB shell , anyone know of anything other than the FSA or RF atlas?

    spoon
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    the FSA gravity light : Dual Ring Setup 22/32/Bash (1011g without bottom bracket sleeve) …

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    somewhere to park you bike is a great idea. I used to cycle to the local bike store, then when I got there had to lean it up against a load of crap and have people squeeze past.

    spoon
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    SS and flats ? does that work ?

    PS you need to tend to your log pile.

    spoon
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    I've got a myo XP and its **** bright, I run at night in the mountains with zero street light and it lights up the whole trail.

    The fenix looks pretty good though, if a bit bulky, the myo xp is pretty compact.

    Check out black diamond as well as silva

    http://www.buachaille.com/c3-31-0-0-0-1/Head-Torches/

    I also run with the flashing mode its plenty bright enough and the battery lasts for ever

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