MacRetro chat and rides thread
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Jist gie'n ye some ammo, neebs, tae fire back at me, him, onybody.
RobMac":1k7n7fwi said:
Jist gie'n ye some ammo, neebs, tae fire back at me, him, onybody.
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I didn't know you could stoop so low............ :mrgreen:
Mr Panda":250uembp said:Instead o givin him the bumps we could have a Dwarf Tossing Competition
(maybe that didn't sound right, then again after a few beers......)
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I didn't know you could stoop so low............ :mrgreen:
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A rigid mountain bike with triple chainset and rack and mudguard mounts is pretty hard to beat as a do it all bike if you ask me. Throw on a pair of narrow slicks and maybe change the cassette and you've got a pretty decent road bike. Back in 92 I had this set up with my Dynatech Ogre, set up for offroad duties most of the time but had some slicks ready for 60-70 mile road rides plus I had a set of Scott AT3 bars on it which offered plenty of hand positions for longer rides.
All these modern bikes are too specialist, hence why we need 4-5 bikes minimum now
A rigid mountain bike with triple chainset and rack and mudguard mounts is pretty hard to beat as a do it all bike if you ask me. Throw on a pair of narrow slicks and maybe change the cassette and you've got a pretty decent road bike. Back in 92 I had this set up with my Dynatech Ogre, set up for offroad duties most of the time but had some slicks ready for 60-70 mile road rides plus I had a set of Scott AT3 bars on it which offered plenty of hand positions for longer rides.
All these modern bikes are too specialist, hence why we need 4-5 bikes minimum now
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