velomaniac
MacRetro Rider
Clubby's trails 3.0 would seem the obvious test flight in which we all get to look at it with envy.
And today I did......
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no abuse, I will use it for commuting, as our office is by the sea my previous commuters have either rusted or dissolved 
I've not even ridden it yet K, man flu is doing me in, can't wait to feel better, even climbing the stairs at home is an effort just now.
I've not even ridden it yet K, man flu is doing me in, can't wait to feel better, even climbing the stairs at home is an effort just now.
Went out for a nice spin on the cross bike round a new bit of road I found that last time I had the Monster out. The climb was a lot harder using leg power than 1000cc v-twin power.
I now understand why its called "Col du Glamis" on strava. I think I may become quite familiar with this road over the winter, I've just booked my flights back to Whistler next summer.
I now understand why its called "Col du Glamis" on strava. I think I may become quite familiar with this road over the winter, I've just booked my flights back to Whistler next summer.
velomaniac
MacRetro Rider
Oh to have money...........
velomaniac
MacRetro Rider
Today I went retro in a new purchase that wasn't bike related. Got a 1960's gold plated Swiss self winding watch. Used to own a modern Sekonda self winder untill enevitably I bust it. I've never been satisfied with digital and nowadays like many I use my mob for time checks but I was finding I missed just being able to glance at my wrist. Being a bit slow I never thought I could get a good quality Swiss timepiece for pennies if I went ebay hunting. Self winders if looked after can run forever. So rather pleased with my Montine of Switzerland gold plate gents wrist watch. I hope it keeps working as its older than I am :shock:
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