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Oooh, wonder if he could do a bike with a weird fork and a backwards seatpost?View attachment 159095
Got this model of my bike made by this dude in Indonesia — It’s pretty cool, handmade so not like diecast perfect or anything but both the shocks work, the rear sus pivots as it should, the wheels spin, pedals and cranks turn, it’s pretty dope. The stand on the model is even through the bb axle.Going on my desk at work I think.
Might have to join Secret Santa this year.
Nein thank you
WTF is that?
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That's basically what my company has in their USHQ for wall clocks.
FTS
By the time I figured out what time it was, it would no longer be that time.
Kind of reminds me of asking my 83 year old father a question. He takes so long to deliver an extended, rambling answer that I forget what I asked him.
Years ago a pub that I was in had two clocks side by side, one was normal and one went backwards, it was quite confusing after a few drinks.
I suspect you have a Fisher Cat nest nearby.
V? Looks flat.
If you want to go full retard, find an old Lycoming 8cyl IO-720. Although it's "only" 400hp, given how aircraft engines work, the torque is probably off the scales, like 750ftlb or so.
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A little respect to the humble XT derailleur and the way it doesn’t turn to shit (cough, sram 12 speed) when a bit of dirt looks at it.
1700km, 99.9% trail action, 5 solid crashes inc. two that kept me off work for a day or two and the one I just cleaned up.
100% still works like a crispy gear changing beast.
1700km, 99.9% trail action, 5 solid crashes inc. two that kept me off work for a day or two and the one I just cleaned up.
100% still works like a crispy gear changing beast.
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This is the only picture ever taken of Concorde flying at Mach2, 1,350 mph. It was taken from a Royal Air Force Tornado, which rendezvoused with Concorde briefly to the south of Ireland. Although the Tornado could match (and even exceed) Concorde's cruising speed it could only do so for a matter of minutes due to the enormous rate of fuel consumption. After racing to catch Concorde and struggling to keep up, the Tornado broke off the rendezvous after just four minutes, while Concorde cruised serenely on to JFK
