good job guys.Just sat through an hour long meeting where a manager had his people present project funding requests. Executive manager couldn't make it so he delegated power to the manager who was requesting funding, giving the requesting manager power to approve his own funding requests.
Don't tell your wife.Just ordered a new bike for kiddo. He is a spoiled son of a bitch.
Can I call first dibs on hand me down bike, assuming it's nicer than the 16" specialized we already have on hand...Just ordered a new bike for kiddo. He is a spoiled son of a bitch.
Kids these days...Just ordered a new bike for kiddo. He is a spoiled son of a bitch.
Ok, but local pickup only...it is a 24" wheeled Cannondale. Thinking $150...Can I call first dibs on hand me down bike, assuming it's nicer than the 16" specialized we already have on hand...
So I guess skis make the same sound, no matter what they're sliding across.Fuck Monday
In other news Candide Thovex has gotten so good at skiing that he no longer needs snow
I meant your term of endearment for your kid...She approves...both of us got new bikes last year, so it was only fair.
Ok, but local pickup only...it is a 24" wheeled Cannondale. Thinking $150...
Rode the 5.5 for you. I did not care to much for it. It felt hard to climb and pedal around with, did not seem very fast. It had 3.6 wide tires on it so that could have played a part. The 429 Trail was better, but the hub was annoying. Sounded like that cricket in your house that you cant find, mixed between a frogs croak. I felt like i was going to die on the Mach 4 on some of the trails i rode. Pedal bob on them was very minimal. Switchblade felt great. Did not get to ride the Mach 6 or Firebird. I was tired by the time the Mach 6 came back and the asshat on the med firebird hogged it for a good 3 hours. they only brought 1 of each size for the Firebird. Never rode carbon frames before so i cannot comment on the flexiness.Ride the 5.5 if you have time and let know if it is good. It is on the short list for a new bike this spring.
anyone ever drilled a carbon frame for stealth dropper routing?
If a true crabon, you need a dental drill for that.
^^^ Angle grinder with beryllium blade.Still a bad idea. Even if you manage to drill a good hole and not cause delamination, if the carbon layup was not optimized for there to be a hole there, you probably significantly reduced the strength of the frame in that area.
No, no, no, fuck, no.
The Mach 6 looks good and the aluminium isn't dental prices ($2500).Rode the 5.5 for you. I did not care to much for it. It felt hard to climb and pedal around with, did not seem very fast. It had 3.6 wide tires on it so that could have played a part. The 429 Trail was better, but the hub was annoying. Sounded like that cricket in your house that you cant find, mixed between a frogs croak. I felt like i was going to die on the Mach 4 on some of the trails i rode. Pedal bob on them was very minimal. Switchblade felt great. Did not get to ride the Mach 6 or Firebird. I was tired by the time the Mach 6 came back and the asshat on the med firebird hogged it for a good 3 hours. they only brought 1 of each size for the Firebird. Never rode carbon frames before so i cannot comment on the flexiness.
You're welcome for the perfect review.
Rode the 5.5 for you. I did not care to much for it. It felt hard to climb and pedal around with, did not seem very fast. It had 3.6 wide tires on it so that could have played a part.