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Anyone else use the old Brooks leather seats?</TD></TR></TABLE>

ecahatch does. he claims it's comfy. i've ridden it and it's definately more comfy than my kashimax and turbo. but that's not stating much

 

It def. is comfy. I picked one up a couple days ago, was looking for a vintage style to match my bike.

I just haven't seen them around that much.

 

a lot of people swear by them. just as many swear at them. saddles are very personal to your ***. san marco rolls are my favs.

 

Sorry to say but NO BLOOD

 

who is such beast?

mullet and girls jeans?

 

dont know much bout girl jeans

 

just got done riding 20 miles in bmore...

i did however have a gnarly lil fall....i ran into a metal cable...ouch.... (just like in the cartoons =\)

at least my naga has battle scars now...lol


Modified by nathanong87 at 2:06 PM 11/22/2007

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by blkmrkt &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">dont know much bout girl jeans
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lol nice snaps

 

got your emo ****

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by .Beaver &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">got your emo **** </TD></TR></TABLE>

yeah f*cking emo ****.

grow up you ignorant bastard. just because you don't know any better doesn't mean you should talk sh*t.

 

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lol nice snaps </TD></TR></TABLE>

wheres the oreo bibaro ?

 

i'm going to build a single speed soon. i've always been into bikes but road bikes are always so expensive. i was wondering, where do you guys get all your parts?

 

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overnight parts from japan. seriously

 

Pics are weak! How are those legs kid? Eat lots of brotein today to repair those ripped legs Rhett. Lets ride tonight, I have a new tube and ready to scrape.


Modified by blkmrkt at 3:22 PM 11/22/2007

 

those guys need to eat a sammich or something.

 

i rode today for a bit, 36 degrees out.. doesnt help my breathing at all. time to get an indoor trainer

 

dude, my *** is still on fire from that damn saddle and its position

 

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Nudies

 

i road my mercier kilo tt its nice i like it
its a huge difference from my road bike
i attempted to skid stop but didn't work i just kept moving forward
besides it was snowing and the ground was starting to freeze so i decided to stop going back out on Monday its suppose to be better then

and advice on how to skid stop
i think i was just standing when i tried and i think i should put all my weight up front i don't know if thats true
and is it better to learn on wet pavement or dry?

i do have to say the one thing i prefer on my road bike is my clips
the stock cage on the mercier kilo tt suck ***


Modified by Civic97s at 9:50 PM 11/22/2007

 

MMMmmm. something weird i found. dunno if it's true.


http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/fertility/MC00023

Sitting on a bicycle saddle for more than 30 minutes at a time — especially if you also wear tight fitting bicycle shorts — may raise your scrotal temperature and affect sperm production.

In addition, prolonged cycling can cause genital numbness — a sign of damage to delicate nerves and arteries. Choose a seat that's not too hard or narrow, and make sure it's adjusted to minimize pressure on your perineum. Take frequent rests while biking.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Civic97s &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i road my mercier kilo tt its nice i like it
its a huge difference from my road bike
i attempted to skid stop but didn't work i just kept moving forward
besides it was snowing and the ground was starting to freeze so i decided to stop going back out on Monday its suppose to be better then

and advice on how to skid stop
i think i was just standing when i tried and i think i should put all my weight up front i don't know if thats true
and is it better to learn on wet pavement or dry?

i do have to say the one thing i prefer on my road bike is my clips
the stock cage on the mercier kilo tt suck ***</TD></TR></TABLE>

as fat as skidding goes, i honestly learned by riding around my neighborhood with no cars and just timing my lean with pedal stroke. i like to make almost a stroke while leaning forward, then lock the legs. an effective way to stop/slow down is skipping which is a short pull up, getting your rear wheel off the ground and locking the wheel in mid air (sounds difficult, but you will get the hang of it)

practice, practice, practice

 

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wheres the oreo bibaro ? </TD></TR></TABLE>

Not in yet... I was letting him ride my bomber and reminton.

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I eat more than nearly everyone I know. Not my fault I have a kick *** metabolism

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Nudies </TD></TR></TABLE>

Indeedy

 

Pat Romano was the master of fixed gearing back in the day...But I think he was 1to1.

 

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not that im a veteren of the fixed world but i think skidding is silly, <u>especially when people do it as a "trick" to see who can lay down the longest skid.</u> im still partial to my front brake, and i know alot of track forks dont have accessible hole(did i just say that!?) i like rear tires and front brakes.. but what do i know!

 

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not that im a veteren of the fixed world but i think skidding is silly, <u>especially when people do it as a "trick" to see who can lay down the longest skid.</u> im still partial to my front brake, and i know alot of track forks dont have accessible hole(did i just say that!?) i like rear tires and front brakes.. but what do i know! </TD></TR></TABLE>

skippping is function not fashion