If FEMA had the bicycles, would it fund Hustler's manlet bib?
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Well, you see, it doesn't have them because it is a proper road bike. Also, the embodiment of perfection. I'm actually getting it for a friend who's going to buy it off me and make it art. My next bike is the double-purple CAAD12, if I can will myself to hang-up the blue bike.
What I want right now more than anything else is a set of tubulars for CX but not sure it's worth the money and effort required to run them.
What I want right now more than anything else is a set of tubulars for CX but not sure it's worth the money and effort required to run them.
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A trek mountain bike? You already have one of those.
Did my first real group ride yesterday @ 50mi 20mph avg (only 1100 ft), with a friendly group of riders. 6 of us total, nice tight organized paceline the whole time. Do love the GF jakroo bibs. I'm liking the Van Dessel more and more the more I ride it, requires a different hand position than the tarmac for stability, strangely enough. It does some things as good as the Tarmac, but nothing better so jury is still out on whether I will part it out or not. But holy dogshit it's stiff; rough roads caused the GPS mount and seat clamp to loosen up.
Did my first real group ride yesterday @ 50mi 20mph avg (only 1100 ft), with a friendly group of riders. 6 of us total, nice tight organized paceline the whole time. Do love the GF jakroo bibs. I'm liking the Van Dessel more and more the more I ride it, requires a different hand position than the tarmac for stability, strangely enough. It does some things as good as the Tarmac, but nothing better so jury is still out on whether I will part it out or not. But holy dogshit it's stiff; rough roads caused the GPS mount and seat clamp to loosen up.
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A trek mountain bike? You already have one of those.
Did my first real group ride yesterday @ 50mi 20mph avg (only 1100 ft), with a friendly group of riders. Do love the GF jakroo bibs. I'm liking the Van Dessel more and more the more I ride it, requires a different hand position than the tarmac for stability, strangely enough. It does some things as good as the Tarmac, but nothing better so jury is still out on whether I will part it out or not. But holy dogshit it's stiff; rough roads caused the GPS mount and seat clamp to loosen up.
Did my first real group ride yesterday @ 50mi 20mph avg (only 1100 ft), with a friendly group of riders. Do love the GF jakroo bibs. I'm liking the Van Dessel more and more the more I ride it, requires a different hand position than the tarmac for stability, strangely enough. It does some things as good as the Tarmac, but nothing better so jury is still out on whether I will part it out or not. But holy dogshit it's stiff; rough roads caused the GPS mount and seat clamp to loosen up.