MacRetro chat and rides thread
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velomaniac
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If a mere mortal (bloody talented mortal to be fair) can ride like that why does Gary Fisher still hold the course record for the Repack :shock:
Awesome !!!
However I still think a Hope hub sounds like a Sturmey Archer three speed. If only SA could have patented the sound the hub made, then Hope would be in bother
If a mere mortal (bloody talented mortal to be fair) can ride like that why does Gary Fisher still hold the course record for the Repack :shock:
Awesome !!!
However I still think a Hope hub sounds like a Sturmey Archer three speed. If only SA could have patented the sound the hub made, then Hope would be in bother
gmac123
MacRetro Rider
single speed, frame bags, handlebar rolls, bike packing, steel bikes... whats not like in this 118yr old adventure... thought this might interest some
https://gearjunkie.com/25th-infantry-bicycle-corps
not been able to watch the hour long doc' yet.. but will do
https://gearjunkie.com/25th-infantry-bicycle-corps
not been able to watch the hour long doc' yet.. but will do
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Copied from the Fat Bike thread.
Another great Strathpuffer completed
A few retroriders taking part, there was Brian, Kaiser and Dr S (Si) doing it solo and myself, Gilm and Jason along with a couple of others from the Fatbike Forum on the Fatty Owl team.
I was 26+ on my 1X1 this year and I think it was the best option as it was a giant mudfest. The only place I had to get off and push was a couple of metres on the steep downhill as the mud was around 8 to 12 inch thick and wet like concrete, around a kilometre of it. But there was one section about 100 metres long that was just like porridge.
A good weekend though, as usual.
We did OK as our Fatty Owl team came in third in class
DSC_0068 by Jamie Dyer, on Flickr
Jamie
Copied from the Fat Bike thread.
Another great Strathpuffer completed
A few retroriders taking part, there was Brian, Kaiser and Dr S (Si) doing it solo and myself, Gilm and Jason along with a couple of others from the Fatbike Forum on the Fatty Owl team.
I was 26+ on my 1X1 this year and I think it was the best option as it was a giant mudfest. The only place I had to get off and push was a couple of metres on the steep downhill as the mud was around 8 to 12 inch thick and wet like concrete, around a kilometre of it. But there was one section about 100 metres long that was just like porridge.
A good weekend though, as usual.
We did OK as our Fatty Owl team came in third in class
DSC_0068 by Jamie Dyer, on FlickrJamie
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