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Been there. I worked a rainy 24hr at RHR one year and was using Pedros SynLube and Phil Wood Tenacious Oil, liberally. Chains, brake pads, wills, and egos were being destroyed on every lap.
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RR Gold, Pro Link, Tri-Flo on the used bikes/flippers. The best chain lube out there is the one that you use. RR Gold is dandy on cables also.
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I have a friend in KC who had a stroke 3 weeks ago at 51. Doctors and everyone who knows him said it was stress related and nothing to do with lifestyle or diet. He was in a coma for 6 days.
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Don't drop the soap mfer
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In with ribs.
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And here I thought they'd call it Bentonville...
JRA replied to RidingAgain's topic in Mountain Biking Discussion
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Not a mountain bike but it is vintage and gets ridden occasionally. Early 80s Laguna frame and fork was saved from Yellow Bike a few years ago for a song.
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I'm almost ready to get started on this one . 1941 Schwinn Autocycle built as a late 70's bay area clunker hybrid. Inspired by the bikes below on http://clunkers.net/index.html
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The stuff on the shifters was old lube residue. A little BO on a rag and they wiped clean. Zep Big Orange is the shit. Works awesome on chains also.
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Lots of fun to be had with his phone number.
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WB is 43.25", rear end is 18,25, frame is a large. It's pretty cool to pedal around, the M700 shifters are the smoothest friction shifters I've ever felt, rides really nice like an old steel frame should, but it is a Cadillac, like an old one with a tired big block and drum brakes and a janky transmission. Way more fun to look at than ride.
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Vintage tires are hard to come by and usually cost an arm and a leg if you can find them. Would look awesome with some Farmer Johns, Snakebellies, Schwinn Maximizers.
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Picked this up Saturday morning and it was a perfect rainy weekend project. Stag Head M700 group was the precursor to the Deore Mountain line. The Deore stuff was around back then but only as a lightweight touring group set
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I got to ride that ramp briefly, thing was huge and scary to just carve around on, most vert I've ever seen. Can't imagine being 15 feet over the coping.
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I've had the privilege to meet Mat and shmooze a couple times. He's a real life ironman.
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Cheap hardtail anyone? https://screenshots.firefox.com/DzwHBokY6tWuUV0w/offerup.com
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The procedure is called an adadichtomy.
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Really?
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Your gambling out there without a full face. Taking a spill in a turn is one thing when you're already going slow, but clipping a tree with your bars at the speeds we were hitting could make for a real ugly wreck. There are no emergency rooms that I know of anywhere in that area and that greatly increases the chances for a helicopter ride.