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Maybe he’s born with it. Maybe it’s PanteneSure is a different Pink Poodle since pre Covid times. Swapped the poodle and people face and body 180 degrees.
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Maybe he’s born with it. Maybe it’s PanteneSure is a different Pink Poodle since pre Covid times. Swapped the poodle and people face and body 180 degrees.
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I'm just more fluid than your static imagination will allow for grandad...Sure is a different Pink Poodle since pre Covid times. Swapped the poodle and people face and body 180 degrees.
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More fluid than a Sydney MTB trail over this pissing down weekend. Now, get me my slippers and get off my lawn!I'm just more fluid than your static imagination will allow for grandad...
It certainly rained very heavily yesterday.More fluid than a Sydney MTB trail over this pissing down weekend. Now, get me my slippers and get off my lawn!
Same here. The swampy bits didn't even have had a chance to dry out Still raining here now.It certainly rained very heavily yesterday.
Sun here...day off...I'm pretty sure the trails aren't going to be rideable though.Same here. The swampy bits didn't even have had a chance to dry out Still raining here now.
Back to flatland for start your roadie career till it improves......Sun here...day off...I'm pretty sure the trails aren't going to be rideable though.
I think there will be some afternoon skids and stairs.Back to flatland for start your roadie career till it improves......
Might be a nice detour till all dries up and no 8km ride up a hill on the road to get there either.I think there will be some afternoon skids and stairs.
All the rave reviews in the world wouldn't allow me to get over that weird design. i've seen plenty of them, i've heard people talk them up and i dont for a second doubt their sincerity, but i cant look at them. they're like a lefty fork to me, could be the best thing available and half the price of the nearest inferior competitor but i'd never be able to look at it with any kind of respectI know this won't be a popular opinion but I think the Pole Evolink 140 would be a good bike. My Pole 150 has been faultless since I've had it. The frame takes 142 or 148mm dropouts, can run 29er or 27.5+, geometry is on point, main pivot bearing is absolutely huge and the hardware is high grade steel, the frame is 7005 alloy made in Taiwan with what appears to be pretty good QC, frame weight is reasonable at 3.6kgs, and you can easily fold the frame in half for travel.
Best of all is that current pricing is about ~$2,800 landed for the frame. This is less than sourcing a Commencal Meta TR locally.
Its definitely a consideration... i've never been a huge fan of the horst link style suspension, but then 90% of manufacturers seem to be doing that now so maybe its not as bad as i remember from a decade ago? i dig the red, but i also dig all the blue bits on my spider - red and blue work together right?Sun here...day off...I'm pretty sure the trails aren't going to be rideable though.
Still waiting to hear from planky about his new frame as well.
where is the crack....under the head tube/down tube gusset?I took the spider out today, it was awesome and didn't fall apart while i was riding even once. i dunno, maybe i should keep riding it till it goes all blues brothers mobile on me? or maybe i should hang it up intact in the graveyard (garage) with all the other toasted american built frames i seem to like for no good reason?
A lefty fork?! You wash your filthy mouth out!All the rave reviews in the world wouldn't allow me to get over that weird design. i've seen plenty of them, i've heard people talk them up and i dont for a second doubt their sincerity, but i cant look at them. they're like a lefty fork to me, could be the best thing available and half the price of the nearest inferior competitor but i'd never be able to look at it with any kind of respect
2 cracks.where is the crack....under the head tube/down tube gusset?
Yes. I have a nice blue anno 750mm bar as well. And some blue grips and pedals.red and blue work together right?
Ummmmm cus they have welding porn and you know they were made with love by a drunk beardy between bong hits? It's called character.I took the spider out today, it was awesome and didn't fall apart while i was riding even once. i dunno, maybe i should keep riding it till it goes all blues brothers mobile on me? or maybe i should hang it up intact in the graveyard (garage) with all the other toasted american built frames i seem to like for no good reason?
It's such a dirty word...a defilement of everything the true 951 was. Just like their Tazer.Is a plastic 29” Intense umm 951 allowed?
https://au.intense951.com/collections/frontpage/products/951-series-trail?variant=40936293466310
its a shame that the old school Intense frames will never go out of fashion, they just fall apart..I had an early spidey, cracked both the upper and lower linkage and cracked the frame under the HT/DT junction...can confirm that it was a rocketship to ride though2 cracks.
One just under the weld below the upper link and another just above the weld above the lower link. Both barely perceptible but after putting paint stripper on them I can confirm that both are definitely cracks.
It's possible I've been riding with them for some time and not known it. I've had this frame since 2017 and it's done probably 5-6000km in that time, possibly more, and I don't look closely for cracks very often. Solid workhorse, great all day bike, any replacement would definitely have big shoes to fill
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Despite the fact that I've posted you some anthrax for your last comment...I know this won't be a popular opinion but I think the Pole Evolink 140 would be a good bike. My Pole 150 has been faultless since I've had it. The frame takes 142 or 148mm dropouts, can run 29er or 27.5+, geometry is on point, main pivot bearing is absolutely huge and the hardware is high grade steel, the frame is 7005 alloy made in Taiwan with what appears to be pretty good QC, frame weight is reasonable at 3.6kgs, and you can easily fold the frame in half for travel.
Best of all is that current pricing is about ~$2,800 landed for the frame. This is less than sourcing a Commencal Meta TR locally.