The REAL sunday morning windy thread
DF33
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Still in bed. too windy for riding. Meh
Peter
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Don't be soft :P its actually not that bad. Finished work at 0600. And just finished my local wood route and it wasn't too bad at all. Lots of broken branches everywhere and a friendly dog walker.
Time for some bacon butties, few cans of wife beater and then bed till 1400. Then a night ride round Healey Nab while the missus sorts someones hair out tonight.0 -
I'm still waiting for someone to clarify the rules on what constitutes a "Morning" thread.
Should I have waited until 02.36 after posting in CS to start one or would that have still been to early? :?
Anyways, a good day yesterday finally getting "Team Bank" sorted, sod all planned for today, may get blown down the road later for a pint, if I can be bothered, may just stay home, heating and films on, in bed, getting squiffy.
Love n hugs
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i need to fix my bike. i bent my front skewer, bent my front rim, i might have bent my forks and bars as well after landing a big dirt jump to flat yesterday. i managed not to get too badly hurt actually. i only have a sore shoulder and a big friction burn from the tyre on my shin. hopefully i won't have to spend too much on fixing it0
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You have to have slept from midnight onwards on the day in question, therefore (obviously) posting the thread up after waking up.Peter0
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I'll acknowledge this thread seeing as DD's been cheating...
Morning bumders
Uni work to do today, then some Battlefield 3, then some more uni work, then watching the F1 and tennis later while pretending to work.
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DF33 wrote:You have to have slept from midnight onwards on the day in question, therefore (obviously) posting the thread up after waking up.
I had been.
Albeit only for a short while, then couldn't.
Best go back to CS, us roadies cheat together you know 8)
Love n hugs
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"Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
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alright everyone
yesterdays hangover has melted in to the background, i have just been putting miss k's xmas presents away before she gets home and just had a double bacon sandwich with loads of orange juice.
Need to clean the bike at some point but i have got a fair bit to do this afternoon!0 -
Ah, a real Sunday Thread not some "pretentious" just past midnight claim to fame..
I think what defines a "good morning" Thread is the fact it is/was created at a time that some people actually awaken to commence their day, so 3.30AM onwards, anything before that is a fail
Today it's windy as hell, perhaps I should attach the kite to the commuter and have some fun
Brazilian GP today, I'd like to see the McLarens get beaten just one more time before the the new season and much more importantly, see Jenson Button own Hamilton's @ss again.
Right, got things to do, places to go before the GP kicks off0 -
Afternoon!
Well, I downloaded Civilisation last night, on Steam. Stayed up till 2 playing it. I envisage that my time will be wasted on this game, but God I love it!
Practise this afternoon, then pub in the evening* before driving back to Leeds.
Laters
*No alcohol will be consumed.It takes as much courage to have tried and failed as it does to have tried and succeeded.
Join us on UK-MTB we won't bite, but bring cake!
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good afternoon plebs.
just demolished some breakfast, enjoying my second medicinal coffee and am off out for a bit.0 -
Morning Peeps
Off to Birmingham for German Sausage and to spend some of the 200 sheets I won on the geegees last night, happy times0 -
shiiiit i think i bent my whole left side of the fork
i might need to get new forks because i'm having real aligning issues here. the wheel doesn't rub only when one side of the qr skewer is like half way out of the droput but that means that the rotor would be at a really weird angle.
i'm thinking of buying some used marzocchi 66s(2007 or earlier) and lower them to 150mm/160mm and then put them back to 180mm when i get a new frame next year
PS. they'll be 20mm thru axle, so none of this crappy 9mm QR0 -
I am a huge fan of 20mm Maxle, the Kona's front end used to flex on me at speed, none of that nonsense with the AM bike and its 20mm Maxle forks..0
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nicklouse wrote:
You've given a sperm sample.
I did that about 8 years ago and am helping him with his school project.
(..actually he may not be mine as he is a Chelsea supporter..)0 -
Raymondavalon wrote:I am a huge fan of 20mm Maxle, the Kona's front end used to flex on me at speed, none of that nonsense with the AM bike and its 20mm Maxle forks..0
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jay12 wrote:i wish i got 20mm
you are only 12, it will most likely keep growing for a bit pal.0 -
jay12 wrote:Raymondavalon wrote:I am a huge fan of 20mm Maxle, the Kona's front end used to flex on me at speed, none of that nonsense with the AM bike and its 20mm Maxle forks..
Initial build and Dreams
I'm going to blow the bank on a new build ( within reason ) NOW DONE!!
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Afternoon Bumnuggets,
I've been out to the countryside for a slap up full English and loads of coffee with some mates
I'm about to be dragged off to a garden centre to buy things about which I know nothing :? Then an putting IKEA storage type things together with an allen key and some oddly drawn instructions. Tonight I'll hunt down the last of the body armour I need on t'internet."I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
Well some tornado hit in the night and my fence has collapsed.0