Recent content by trail_head

Hey gents, This bike is for sale now. PM me if interested. Cheers, Timo

Perhaps I've not made myself clear Mike. I'm in no way trying to assert that Nick is elitist or a corporate asshole. What I want is to bring light to my feeling that he may have an unfair advantage in this competition. This isn't about money and I'm well aware of Nicks back story. Having thought...

I Like Nick's involvement and enjoy his entries. I do wish his user name was something else. My personal issue is with guys who spend a ton on garage queens, Nick is not one of these guys. I'm into bike technology, old and new, Travis's bike was junk then and now so I'd take a pass on owning it.

Re: I'm not trying to attack Nick or his business. By all accounts he's a great guy running a great business that benefits us all. I'm just commenting on how I feel about his participation in botm. There's just something that feels a bit off about it, I'm not fully aware of what it...

TOTAL garage queen! A race whip that's been collecting dust and rust for 20 yrs is not a patina'd bike imho. The head tube's cracked, surely no one's riding that bike? This is exactly the kind of entry that takes the fun out of this comp for me. I thought this would be a great month for...

Re: I'm with you on the tires. I'm going back to black next winter. Cheers!

She's a good mount indeed, thanks much for your vote!

Re: Brake Pad Return Spring PM me your mailing address and I'll send you one.

Re: I got out for a nice 50k lap around my cottage roads today. The more I ride this bike the more I love it!

Will your drive train hi-low with the chain that short?

Re: Re: Nice Canadian bike!

Re: From the D-1 manual; B. BRAKE PAD REPLACEMENT 1. Remove the wheel. Remove the 3 mm Philips screw on the caliper pin below the “AMP” logo. Slide the caliper body off the pins. Push caliper pistons in all the way using a screwdriver between the old pads. Remove the cotter pin holding the...

Tap tap tap. Is this thing on? Where's the bikes?

Re: trail_head's Battaglin Giro Build thread; viewtopic.php?f=23&t=292538

Re: Nice Yates! Way to clean... I hope you learn how to operate a chain tool one day :roll: :)