highlandsflyer
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Crikey, I love the look of that Marin. I must be senile or something!
And today I did......
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I get it, I get it 
I am the odd one out here and everyone loves the Marin, except me :? :?
I still think it looks wrong and it is just not doing it for me :roll:
But hey! You uncool guys all lash at it, help yourselves
And that shall be the last I ever speak about it, the Marin 'fat faecal'
Jamie
I am the odd one out here and everyone loves the Marin, except me :? :?
I still think it looks wrong and it is just not doing it for me :roll:
But hey! You uncool guys all lash at it, help yourselves
And that shall be the last I ever speak about it, the Marin 'fat faecal'
Jamie
highlandsflyer
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Re:
http://www.singletracks.com/blog/mtb-re ... tain-27-5/
"After four days in Moab including double-digit mileage on my own rig and eight different demo bikes, all outstanding in their own way, I can still say that my moments of greatest joy were spent on the Pine Mountain. "
That is surely what it is all about! P S I have worked out why I like it. It forgoes the bendy down tube.
http://www.singletracks.com/blog/mtb-re ... tain-27-5/
"After four days in Moab including double-digit mileage on my own rig and eight different demo bikes, all outstanding in their own way, I can still say that my moments of greatest joy were spent on the Pine Mountain. "
That is surely what it is all about! P S I have worked out why I like it. It forgoes the bendy down tube.
velomaniac
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Funny thing is those aluminium 9zero7 fat bikes had a top tube off a Marin full sus. When the owner pointed it out it was obvious, they'd used the same bit of frame, must've been made in the same factory.
Funny thing is those aluminium 9zero7 fat bikes had a top tube off a Marin full sus. When the owner pointed it out it was obvious, they'd used the same bit of frame, must've been made in the same factory.
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Not today but yesterday I went and saw the Doc for a MOT, you'll laugh :?
I've got a broken finger, groin strain and a hernia all of which are injuries from my origami class.
On top of that I did my usual Sainsbury's run last night on the bike, five minutes from my door
I had to turn back due to horizontal rain, soaked to the skin. Full change of clothes and warm me up drink
later heads back out again this time I managed the mission, BUT on the way home you guessed it horizontal rain but this time I was riding straight into it, I had to stopped in a bus shelter for a few mins to regain my composure, got home soaked to the skin AGAIN. I just love cycling in Jockland :facepalm:
As I was walking out of the Doc's that line on Spike Milligans grave stone popped into my head. "I told you I was ill"
Rob "Luck white heather" Mac
Not today but yesterday I went and saw the Doc for a MOT, you'll laugh :?
I've got a broken finger, groin strain and a hernia all of which are injuries from my origami class.
On top of that I did my usual Sainsbury's run last night on the bike, five minutes from my door
I had to turn back due to horizontal rain, soaked to the skin. Full change of clothes and warm me up drink
later heads back out again this time I managed the mission, BUT on the way home you guessed it horizontal rain but this time I was riding straight into it, I had to stopped in a bus shelter for a few mins to regain my composure, got home soaked to the skin AGAIN. I just love cycling in Jockland :facepalm:
As I was walking out of the Doc's that line on Spike Milligans grave stone popped into my head. "I told you I was ill"
Rob "Luck white heather" Mac
