MacRetro chat and rides thread
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yeah saw that- brutal. Just confirms to me that me, snow and mountains should never go together.
Hello
Evening guys
Not much up here either, bit of a dusting but not much lying on the ground. A little bit lying in Thurso tonight when I left work.
Still trying to get the Pugsley finished, seems everytime I get a bit of time lately something else pops up that needs to get sorted first
I do realise that life could always be worse
I was away the weekend before last as it was Heathers 40th birthday so I took her to Paris for a long weekend. Mother inlaw looked after Caleb so we could have 5 days away. I must admit its nice having a job where I get days off and holidays, let alone not working weekends. Might end up going soft as I haven't known that for well over 12 years
Velo, I hear what your saying about having a fat tyre on the front and I thought about it myself for the 1X1. I might still do it if I dont have the Pugs ready. The only problem with using the Pugs specific fork is that its offset whereas you can buy a Pugs fork that is centred. Might be woth a try. Anyway here is a link to a blog entry that one of the Surly guys wrote when he put his moonlander fork on his 1X1.
http://surlybikes.com/blog/post/riding_ ... on_the_1x1
Just had someone on another forum wanting to buy my 1X1 tonight. I told him its cold but hell hasn't frozen over yet.
I will be down near Glasgow this weekend and will have a bit of time on Sat afternoon or Sunday till early afternoon if anybody has a ride out locally? Just need to know so can sort whether to bring the van or car.
Jamie
Evening guys
Not much up here either, bit of a dusting but not much lying on the ground. A little bit lying in Thurso tonight when I left work.
Still trying to get the Pugsley finished, seems everytime I get a bit of time lately something else pops up that needs to get sorted first
I do realise that life could always be worse I was away the weekend before last as it was Heathers 40th birthday so I took her to Paris for a long weekend. Mother inlaw looked after Caleb so we could have 5 days away. I must admit its nice having a job where I get days off and holidays, let alone not working weekends. Might end up going soft as I haven't known that for well over 12 years
Velo, I hear what your saying about having a fat tyre on the front and I thought about it myself for the 1X1. I might still do it if I dont have the Pugs ready. The only problem with using the Pugs specific fork is that its offset whereas you can buy a Pugs fork that is centred. Might be woth a try. Anyway here is a link to a blog entry that one of the Surly guys wrote when he put his moonlander fork on his 1X1.
http://surlybikes.com/blog/post/riding_ ... on_the_1x1
Just had someone on another forum wanting to buy my 1X1 tonight. I told him its cold but hell hasn't frozen over yet.
I will be down near Glasgow this weekend and will have a bit of time on Sat afternoon or Sunday till early afternoon if anybody has a ride out locally? Just need to know so can sort whether to bring the van or car.
Jamie
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could be up for a Bimble Jamie but will need to see how the boys football training pans out- cam usually plays sat morning and wife is working sunday- let me know if you get a firm time/local
velomaniac
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Snow worse here this morning though most roads clear. Tough old commute on the cycle path though, 2-3 inches of soft sticky snow, fixie got me through but I'm knackered. Science Park Manager just sent a cheeky email "to those checking from home, the park and surounding roads are all clear, see you soon", in other words dont think you can skive off for snow
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I know Kaiser has a tartan gusset :shock: (what, I'm talking about a saddle) but I've never seen anything as MacRetro as these!
http://www.cyclelove.net/2013/01/moniker-deer-antler-handlebars/
http://www.cyclelove.net/2013/01/moniker-deer-antler-handlebars/
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