Chriso_29er
Likes Bikes and Dirt
Me too, it's very nice.
Didn't give it a full send just yet due to my hand but hope to soon
Was still a bit greasy out, made for many laughs on a more spirited send down 'to the valley below'.
What did you do TO / WITH / FOR your bike today!
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Didn't give it a full send just yet due to my hand but hope to soon
Was still a bit greasy out, made for many laughs on a more spirited send down 'to the valley below'.
sane
Likes Bikes and Dirt
What, and sacrifice it to the thieving gypsy bastards in Newcastle? Would break my heart
pink poodle
気が狂っている男
It wouldn't be used for grocery shopping...I promise.
Boom King
downloaded a pic of moorey's bruised arse
I had some help.
Jpez
Down on the left!
Oh sorry. I haven’t got a witty response because I’m too busy enjoying the scenery on the front veranda of my Airbnb in Maydena.
but if I did have the time to respond I’d like to insert a vomit emoji of which there are none.
beeb
Dr. Beebenson, PhD HA, ST, Offset (hons)
That view though!
Scotty T
Walks the walk
Original Porcs and Panaracer Smoke/Dart Magic were white with tan wall. I had both BITD, the Onza's were hands down the worst tyre I've ever ridden, leaning slightly into a corner would rip knobs off.
Litenbror
Eats Squid
So good tyres for the weight weenies!
Haakon
has an accommodating arse
Tioga Psycho K Ambers were awesome. Sticky as hell, lasted about five minutes.
Back when I had colour in my hair and tyres.
DougalStrachan
Likes Dirt
Had a spin at Wombat - hadn't been there in maybe 15 years - yep roots are still slippery there!
Cleaned up a fallen tree with help from @MattTunstall and had a generally enjoyable day with a pot and parma at the Holgate Brewery to finish off.
Cleaned up a fallen tree with help from @MattTunstall and had a generally enjoyable day with a pot and parma at the Holgate Brewery to finish off.
crash3
Likes Dirt
Replacement/warranty dropper post was posted yesterday, should receive this week. Boxed the defective one up last night and posting out today.
While I was in there, fixed the click coming from the bottom bracket on the old hardtail and took that for a spin at Coondoo this morning with a mate from work. The difference in bike quality is enormous. I can't wait to have the good bike going again.
While I was in there, fixed the click coming from the bottom bracket on the old hardtail and took that for a spin at Coondoo this morning with a mate from work. The difference in bike quality is enormous. I can't wait to have the good bike going again.
Chriso_29er
Likes Bikes and Dirt
Half price RC Hellions just turned up.
Seem very similar sizing to my Giro Camber 2's. Look great and very sturdy, interested to see how they go.
Seem very similar sizing to my Giro Camber 2's. Look great and very sturdy, interested to see how they go.
Lucaw
Next in line
I went on a long ride this afternoon. I got dropped off at geilston bay and rode over to shag bay where I rode 4 balls and 2 tools
Then I rode up pilchers hill and found a creek gap that I rode a few times
Then I rode up some fire trails with the hope they’d connect with the Meehan trail network
I was very relived to see the Meehan skyline sign
After that I rode down corkscrew to the skills park, crossed the highway and then rode down 2 logs down at Waverley before going home. I saw one person at the Meehan skills park, but no one on any other trails.
Then I rode up pilchers hill and found a creek gap that I rode a few times
Then I rode up some fire trails with the hope they’d connect with the Meehan trail network
I was very relived to see the Meehan skyline sign
After that I rode down corkscrew to the skills park, crossed the highway and then rode down 2 logs down at Waverley before going home. I saw one person at the Meehan skills park, but no one on any other trails.
Lucaw
Next in line
The only destruction that happened was the destruction of my legs...
Cardy George
Piercing rural members since 1981
birddog69
Likes Bikes and Dirt
This is more of a :what did you do with your bike the last 3 days" post since relaxing and posting seem a bit asymmetrical.
Went for a ride from our caravan at Lake Meadowbank out along gravel roads to the top of hill of unknown name of about 630 meters elevation. It's bit of a grind but worth it for the view.
That's Mt Anne in the distance. Maydena is the furthest bit of open ground with a few buildings in it. This was on the 31st and it was 31c. The racers at Maydena must have been smoking hot. I supposed they settled for showers and some cool drinks. We went for a ski on the lake.
The top of this mountain has a fire lookout and 4-5 Telstra towers. The ride down s a hoot!
Bikes resting before resuming the journey.
Today on the way home we decided to go to Maydena. I hadn't been to the bike park and it was my wife's idea. That was a bit of a win. She would only do it if we rode green trails. I was cool with that as it's a start. Actually, it was a lot of fun. Watch a bit of the racing. (don't see much in bike racing). Headed to the cafe on the corner next to the bike park for the best milkshakes in Tasmania.
On the way back to the car bikes were being loaded on to trailers to go to Queenstown. I took this photo. I am sure I saw this Banshee posted somewhere on Rotorburn recently.
Went for a ride from our caravan at Lake Meadowbank out along gravel roads to the top of hill of unknown name of about 630 meters elevation. It's bit of a grind but worth it for the view.
That's Mt Anne in the distance. Maydena is the furthest bit of open ground with a few buildings in it. This was on the 31st and it was 31c. The racers at Maydena must have been smoking hot. I supposed they settled for showers and some cool drinks. We went for a ski on the lake.
The top of this mountain has a fire lookout and 4-5 Telstra towers. The ride down s a hoot!
Bikes resting before resuming the journey.
Today on the way home we decided to go to Maydena. I hadn't been to the bike park and it was my wife's idea. That was a bit of a win. She would only do it if we rode green trails. I was cool with that as it's a start. Actually, it was a lot of fun. Watch a bit of the racing. (don't see much in bike racing). Headed to the cafe on the corner next to the bike park for the best milkshakes in Tasmania.
On the way back to the car bikes were being loaded on to trailers to go to Queenstown. I took this photo. I am sure I saw this Banshee posted somewhere on Rotorburn recently.
