Woden’s Day GMT
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I’ve adopted this philosophy and often sit by my window in the afternoon to catch a few free kilowatts.
…when you outsource the grunt labor on a project and checking and fixing errors turns out to take more time than doing it yourself.
NUC FTW!
Today is the day I will ride my bike. So much lack of motivation. I blame the inverted grey bullshit weather.
She would sit on that if she could.
Bought three nights of Isbell tickets for Denver in May. if I’m riding well by then, I’ll probably add Colorado Springs, and visit Da Squeeb. Whether he wants me to or not!!
When you feel bad because you made a stupid math error in a calculation circulated internally… but someone did a copy/paste of your work and sent it externally to someone else who got mad about about the numbers, then you get to be the hero by pointing out the error and correcting your own mistake.
I need to get back there!
So far, I’m seeing him twice in MX, (probably) four times in CO, once in Montana, and probably once in Utah.
That’s probably one too many already…
But nobody, and I mean NOBODY, can hit me in the feels like they do, both lyrically, musically, melodically, rhythmically.
And holy fuck, what monsters on the geet-tars.
It is NOT ‘country’. Or even ‘Cuntry’.
(Yes, that’s a thing)
So they sent my blood pressure cuff back with a note saying it passed all their tests, so it's totally fine. I put it on and got 150/92 and my doctor said I never tested above 122 in the office. So maybe it passes your tests, but it's still giving me bogus readings.
Fuck these people.
Fuck these people.
here...in the summer...at the highest (but small) lift served resort on the beast coast, no less!
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Sounds…fun…but leaving here in July when the weather and trails here are as good as they get is a non-starter with the wifey!
maybe in late September…
maybe in late September…
And home, that was balls.
Second time that highway has been closed this week. Hopefully whoever went through the guardrail is ok.
There is almost another foot of snow that fell in that area today.
And just north of there, they got just under 5 feet of snow in places on the weekend. Elbows deep into winter now, I guess.
www.theweathernetwork.com
Second time that highway has been closed this week. Hopefully whoever went through the guardrail is ok.
There is almost another foot of snow that fell in that area today.
And just north of there, they got just under 5 feet of snow in places on the weekend. Elbows deep into winter now, I guess.
Ontario town digging out from 140 cm of snow, parts of highway still closed - The Weather Network
Hydro lines and downed trees complicating cleanup, town says, but reinforcements are arriving
www.theweathernetwork.com
all dat snow...*@SkaredShtles interest intensifies*...And home, that was balls.
Second time that highway has been closed this week. Hopefully whoever went through the guardrail is ok.
There is almost another foot of snow that fell in that area today.
And just north of there, they got just under 5 feet of snow in places on the weekend. Elbows deep into winter now, I guess.
Ontario town digging out from 140 cm of snow, parts of highway still closed - The Weather Network
Hydro lines and downed trees complicating cleanup, town says, but reinforcements are arriving
down here...cold, but eff dat. year round riding will carry on, while crappy skiing at higher spots comes online...
I did take the new 5010 out for a ride and had a great time. I wasn't really able to shake things out that well as it was misting, mostly frozen, and dark. At the end of my ride my helmet had a thin ice crust.
The bike seems awesome though! The flip chip was in the low setting. I had a handful of pedal strikes, probably because I couldn't see anything though. Next I'll swap the flip chip and see how that goes.
The bike seems awesome though! The flip chip was in the low setting. I had a handful of pedal strikes, probably because I couldn't see anything though. Next I'll swap the flip chip and see how that goes.
165 cranks?
No - I am still running 175s these days
165 pretty much reduced pedal strikes by 90% on my Scout
I'll give it some thought. I've been running the 175s for my entire life and have made up excuses in my head why I prefer them.
i'd recommend borrowing a set if possible. try both 170 and 165. i run 175s everywhere except my DH bike which is 170. i just didn't get along with 165s. ymmv
@boostindoubles i should also add here that i'm like 6'1". The bike I ran 165 cranks on was an old custom DH frame of mine that had a BB that would be hella low even by today's standards - it was something like 12 5/8"
I'm 6'4" and like a slower cadence. I grew up riding single speed and thats all about leverage. My riding style sort of developed around a slow cadence hammer fest.
I've considered it before! I'll keep an eye out for a set of 170s.
6'-1", and not a downshifter. Like to hammer climbs too. It felt weird/off for a couple of rides. When I ride often, my torn meniscus gets inflamed. Hasn't happened this year on the 165, although I didn't ride as much.