E_Dawg
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I use Garmin 910XT, it's a little older (cheaper!) but does everything you could possibly need.
JC Cyclists.
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I use Garmin 910XT, it's a little older (cheaper!) but does everything you could possibly need.
E_Dawg
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Kick ass! Great climb, I did that one a couple times over the summer and it is intense. Nice bike too, I have two cannondales (slice and supersix evo) and they're brilliant!I guess it's time for me to join the party. I've been saving up for this beauty for years, finally got it a couple weeks ago. Still testing out different saddles and sent it in to the shop today to get a few tweaks made, so she's not quite finished yet, but man, I'm already in love!
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4200+ feet, not bad for an early season afternoon ride. Although I was actually a little sad to see my top speed was only 41 mph. I was thinking I'd hit at least 45 or even 50. I was trying to outrun a school bus
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TUCKnTRUCK
That guy
Starting the annual 200+ mile charity ride for the young survivor coalition today!
Pink sleeves are all cancer survivors.
Pink sleeves are all cancer survivors.
BEEF SUPREME
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It was a good race season. 3rd overall in the Cat 1 age 30-39 class
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Mine was all set up for fishing when my cart broke. The cart has hooks for two rods and, in trial runs, it could carry 80 # of mulch. Its the training wheel that fell off. I recovered the wheel but had to replace to bolt. Should I weld it back on?
Its a tank but I'm attached to it.
I get anywhere from 25 to 150 miles in per week.
Its a tank but I'm attached to it.
I get anywhere from 25 to 150 miles in per week.
bike21
9-5 Ruins Lives
If you haven't already it would seem to be the thing to do.
bike21
9-5 Ruins Lives
For the old school mtb racers here...
https://cyclingtips.com/2017/01/a-chat-with-a-legend-20-questions-with-john-tomac/
https://cyclingtips.com/2017/01/a-chat-with-a-legend-20-questions-with-john-tomac/
BEEF SUPREME
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Sooo this just happened, can't wait for it get here!
Sweet is it a CX bike or a "gravel grinder"?
I should post pics of my new HT. Kind of forgot about this thread.
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bike21
9-5 Ruins Lives
Kind of a super all-arounder more than anything else I guess. It is technically a mtb frame with drop bars and was built for the Tour Divide race in mind. So bikepacking, gravel, race this or that, chill road rides when the trails are muddy, etc. Yep, gonna be a sweet machine! Have a couple of good loops picked out with a fair amount of gravel/dirt roads/pavement to play on.
Let's see that new HT!
BEEF SUPREME
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Whyte 905 with DVO Diamond fork. 150mm dropper and 165mm cranks.
Redefining what a hardtail can do
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Roger Roger
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I'm not a hardcore rider like you guys are but I can totally see how buying/building bikes could become an addiction.
Whyte 905 with DVO Diamond fork. 150mm dropper and 165mm cranks.
Redefining what a hardtail can do
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bike21
9-5 Ruins Lives
bike21
9-5 Ruins Lives
It can get out of control and it is fun to build up new projects. Throughout the years I've had the good fortune of rarely paying retail for anything bike related so that has been quite helpful otherwise I might be broke & divorced. Well, broke at least since we met through bike racing and her addiction is equal to mine
BEEF SUPREME
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I also moved up to a size L V-10 for this years race season:
I too am addicted
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I too am addicted
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bike21
9-5 Ruins Lives
Another solid machine, my DH racing days are over but I still hit the occasional enduro. Hoping to make a couple this year.
Roger Roger
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Building bikes has a lot of what I like about working on airplanes, without the cost or space requirement.It can get out of control and it is fun to build up new projects. Throughout the years I've had the good fortune of rarely paying retail for anything bike related so that has been quite helpful otherwise I might be broke & divorced. Well, broke at least since we met through bike racing and her addiction is equal to mine
BEEF SUPREME
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Dude that is rad! Looks playful for sure. Just be sure to cut that steer tube
Haha yeah the fork can be set up to 170mm and I am still debating putting it on my bigger enduro. Might have to cut it soon though. I think it will stay a 150 hardtail monster.
bike21
9-5 Ruins Lives
Oh yes, much smaller space! And if you can weld building frames would be fun too.