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/This has been another generic throwaway equipment-snub courtesy of ichyballs crane.
Thank you for listening.
Thank you for listening.
Big Bike Thread
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I am just a preacher of the truth 
I'd come riding tomorrow but need to get a couple of tyres fitted to my car so waiting till payday for that! 
If the weathers good then I may ride to Rivington and up to Winter Hill. I rode to the reservoirs last week but didn't go up the pike.
If the weathers good then I may ride to Rivington and up to Winter Hill. I rode to the reservoirs last week but didn't go up the pike.
Thinking of getting a Cylocross or some sort of Hybrid for commuting 32 miles a day.
Firstly, will I get burned at the stake for asking that in here
Secondly, can anyone point me toward anything else that's suitable for commuting that isn't a road bikeDon't fancy commuting on my full suss
I custom built my X with a mix of road and MTB parts. It's an awesome bike.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/cotic_x_snow/
Buy one!
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DJ/Slopestyle contest Claymore Challenge is kicking off live in 20 mins: http://www.pinkbike.com/news/Claymore-Challenge-2011-Live-Webcast.html
I custom built my X with a mix of road and MTB parts. It's an awesome bike.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/cotic_x_snow/
Buy one!
Lovely looking thing. I think thats definitely what I'll get should I commit to buying one.
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Highland is sort of one of my local mountains to DH at, not my favourite though.
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Awesome north shore park 
Good vid, good tune. I want to ride it but I know I'd fall off most of it.
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Just stacked it on a ride Was going downhill on an unfamiliar road, saw a car coming round and realised the corner coming up was tighter than i thought - hit the rear brake and my back end lost it. Thankfully there was a friendly grass verge so I've escaped with some bruising/grazes, but I'm going to need a new rear wheel as it seems to be a bit screwed.
Any recommendations for road bike wheels? Guessing I might as well get a set, my current ones are Shimano RS20s. Budget < £500
Was going downhill on an unfamiliar road, saw a car coming round and realised the corner coming up was tighter than i thought - hit the rear brake and my back end lost it. Thankfully there was a friendly grass verge so I've escaped with some bruising/grazes, but I'm going to need a new rear wheel as it seems to be a bit screwed.Any recommendations for road bike wheels? Guessing I might as well get a set, my current ones are Shimano RS20s. Budget < £500
Sorry to hear that. ( One reason I hate riding on the road - I'll happily hurtle towards rocks, but not cars and concrete )
You may have more of an answer in the Road Bike Thread: http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18159043
)You may have more of an answer in the Road Bike Thread: http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18159043
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Sorry to hear that. ( One reason I hate riding on the road - I'll happily hurtle towards rocks, but not cars and concrete
You may have more of an answer in the Road Bike Thread: http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18159043
haha, yeah I'm not the most experienced cyclist so i think i panicked a bit when I didn't need to - I could have just carried on going at the same speed but there we go!
Thanks for the tip anyway, i'll go and hassle the folk on there
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