Obsessive Compulsive Poser (OCP) guide to bike photos
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Here's my other bike. Not a very OCP photo though
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Crispyapp wrote:NapoleonD wrote:They really are the dullest looking bikes!
I'd personally rather have something which looks dull than rides like a bag of shoot.....
Indeed. That's why I have one.Insta: ATEnduranceCoaching
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Urgent help required:
I'm just about to fit some new GP4000s on my wheels but have a quandary. The manufacturer (Continental) and the tyre name (Grand Prix 4000s) are on opposite sides of the tyre, so my question is, which do I align to the valve?
I've got to do this while the wife is out, otherwise she'll rumble the new purchase, so an urgent reply would be appreciated.Pride and joy: Bianchi Sempre
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Went out to take some shots of my new bike, after consulting this thread.0
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i think that's a pretty good effort
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t.hartvig wrote:Went out to take some shots of my new bike, after consulting this thread.
Well played sir!Insta: ATEnduranceCoaching
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Not quite as flash as the one above, but I think I've covered the bases:
Pride and joy: Bianchi Sempre
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Just looking for a bit of clarification on something, should valve caps and screw on collars be present? Should they be present at all apart from in winter?0
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Paul 8v wrote:Just looking for a bit of clarification on something, should valve caps and screw on collars be present? Should they be present at all apart from in winter?
:shock:Insta: ATEnduranceCoaching
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I think I was getting confused with rule #60 http://www.velominati.com/the-rules/#60
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:shock: :shock: :shock:badly_dubbed wrote:valve caps always.Insta: ATEnduranceCoaching
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badly_dubbed wrote:valve caps always.
even better if you replace them with those ones that have an LED light on them.0 -
sorry chaps...i dont care 8)0
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LittlePlums wrote:Urgent help required:
I'm just about to fit some new GP4000s on my wheels but have a quandary. The manufacturer (Continental) and the tyre name (Grand Prix 4000s) are on opposite sides of the tyre, so my question is, which do I align to the valve?
I've got to do this while the wife is out, otherwise she'll rumble the new purchase, so an urgent reply would be appreciated.
You wlll have to earn some brownie points and give yourself some real bike time. Things that earn brownie points or soften the blow:
"Oh honey, you've been working so hard recently - why don't you have a night out with the girls?..."
Cunni lingus...
"You havent been shopping recently..."
"Does this smell like chloraform?"...seanoconn - gruagach craic!0 -
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Jeez! That Kuota frame has a short head tube, loads of spacers but still a sizeable saddle to bar drop. Bars look set perfectly too, pet hate when I see bars sticking up/down then the hoods likewise! Looks like Timmis himself has set it up!Insta: ATEnduranceCoaching
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toying with the idea of removing one spacer....see how it feels, but its not bad at the moment
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badly_dubbed wrote:toying with the idea of removing one spacer....see how it feels, but its not bad at the moment
Looks good! Enjoy.Insta: ATEnduranceCoaching
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Here's my shot at the photo
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Cranks should be inline with the seatpost or chainstays, not the downtube!
and the chain should be on the smallest cog on the cassette otherwise you get an ugly-stretched out deraillieur!0 -
D'oh! Changed the position on the cassette on purpose, but to the wrong position! And forgot where the cranks should go :-(. Will try again and search out a white background too. :-)0
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badly_dubbed wrote:toying with the idea of removing one spacer....see how it feels, but its not bad at the moment
I can't actually see a cassette......does this bike run on voodoo and black magic?0 -
Dmak wrote:badly_dubbed wrote:toying with the idea of removing one spacer....see how it feels, but its not bad at the moment
I can't actually see a cassette......does this bike run on voodoo and black magic?
it is there, they're just all 11 teeth cogs :-)0
