a day late, (but I don't think) a dollar short....:Today I will be ordering new bikes for the both of them:
for the 8 year old:
for the 6 year old:
i remember borrowing a first gen v10 for a race once. that was..... interesting.was watching youtube videos on welding frames last night.
Saw a really old one of how santacruz makes their prototype frames, a ooooooooold V10
Hahaha. A story about pot in Seizure (I mean Leisure) World. That town is a gated, seniors community that used to be called Leisure World. I grew up right next to it. There were lots of tire track on sidewalks around there...Hey, SS, the LA Times did an article on you! linky
is this the country kitchen buffet?Hahaha. A story about pot in Seizure (I mean Leisure) World. That town is a gated, seniors community that used to be called Leisure World. I grew up right next to it. There were lots of tire track on sidewalks around there...
My grandparents lived at the one in Seal Beach, CA for years. "Curbs/Sidewalks" were either sloped/rounded or level with the street. It was so frustrating having to drive through there. Always getting stuck behind golf carts doing 1.35 mph.Hahaha. A story about pot in Seizure (I mean Leisure) World. That town is a gated, seniors community that used to be called Leisure World. I grew up right next to it. There were lots of tire track on sidewalks around there...
One of the local guys here who builds wheels recommends them and uses a pair himself. Seem pretty good.anyone out there in monkey land considering a set of We Are One wheels/rims?
good luck in surgery Ericheading to the hospital in a bit.damn it's weird not having coffee in the morning.
i came across a 20% discount code good through the end of march.....One of the local guys here who builds wheels recommends them and uses a pair himself. Seem pretty good.
https://instagram.com/privateer_wheels?utm_source=ig_profile_share&igshid=19x06qz2rq94k
Ha. I literally just spoke to them yesterday about rims. Two friends rides them, they're $$ but very, very nice and strong.anyone out there in monkey land considering a set of We Are One wheels/rims?
yea, i've been on carbon wheels for a while (including a set of Enve's), WR1 are definitely top of my list for "next carbon wheels" (at least currently based on what's on the market). i'm *seriously* tempted.Ha. I literally just spoke to them yesterday about rims. Two friends rides them, they're $$ but very, very nice and strong.
save me the sesame stixMorning Monkeys.
Went for snacks last night and saw "Cajun Tropical Trail Mix" in bulk so of course I had to. Kinda on the fence with it. Good mix of stuff with cajun seasoning. It was $4.65 a pound.
I really don't want to be here, but bills don't pay themselves.
Wife out if town this weekend, will be taking the pooch out and I might even get photo proof.
Lifetime, no questions asked, no crash replacement fee warranty too. Boom.yea, i've been on carbon wheels for a while (including a set of Enve's), WR1 are definitely top of my list for "next carbon wheels" (at least currently based on what's on the market). i'm *seriously* tempted.
@HAB went from enve's to WR1's and definitely prefers them.Lifetime, no questions asked, no crash replacement fee warranty too. Boom.
I've fondled the Insider wheels on my friend's bike. They appear top notch.
Yeah I had a couple pairs of Enve AMs, and then went to whatever the WR1 enduro rim is called. They're way less harsh, while keeping most of the lateral stiffness and snap out of corners that make good carbon wheels awesome. Quality looks fantastic and I haven't had any issues yet after most of one season on them (I did eventually explode 2 of the 4 Enve AMs that I had, but it took 4 or 5 years)@HAB went from enve's to WR1's and definitely prefers them.
///Wheelsyea, i've been on carbon wheels for a while (including a set of Enve's), WR1 are definitely top of my list for "next carbon wheels" (at least currently based on what's on the market). i'm *seriously* tempted.
I have a cx frame that fits the bill. got it on close out super cheap. now its built up as a franken-townie. was gonna donate the frame actually.anybody have a commuter/leftover small size disc compatible frameset? I want to build my wife a bike, but I'd rather sell her current frame as a complete bike then use all of the parts I have leftover to build up a new one.
medium might be too big if it's a men's or general medium. for a "WSD", a medium might work. She needs about a 15.I have a cx frame that fits the bill. got it on close out super cheap. now its built up as a franken-townie. was gonna donate the frame actually.
size M, 700cm wheels has disc tabs too.
Bit of a trek from you, but when you start needing easy dirt single track then Bear Creek Lake Park near Morrison has plenty of beginner friendly stuff with no massive climbs or extended rocks to deal with.back in the office. contract renewed. got the thumbs up to work remotely even more.
taught Lola to ride her bike this weekend. she only has a tricycle at her Dad's, so it was pretty much all on us...well pretty much everything is.
She did great. No training wheels. It literally took her an hour to get to pedaling laps around the tennis court. totally a natural. Just need to get her to connect the braking = speed modulation & not just stopping.
One problem though is, we live in the hills & only one road is paved & our road and the others are super steep & sketchy.