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Well done, especially for carrying on without bottles! :shock:
Think the mechanic at the lbs did that event. I'll meet up with him in the week.
For me, following an early bike ride and watching a race, I started tinkering in the garage.
Mending my Obsys55 forks, changing both sets of seals, so they work without leaking. I hope!
IMG_1077 by Mike Murray, on Flickr
Knackered black seal, replaced by the pink one, along with main fork seals.
So now, I have a very comfy 55mm of travel for these forks, to replace the 40mm from the ones currently on my Sunn.
Also cleaned up the wheel I saw next to a bin, in the middle of Brighton! :shock:
IMG_1079 by Mike Murray, on Flickr
Mike
Well done, especially for carrying on without bottles! :shock:
Think the mechanic at the lbs did that event. I'll meet up with him in the week.
For me, following an early bike ride and watching a race, I started tinkering in the garage.
Mending my Obsys55 forks, changing both sets of seals, so they work without leaking. I hope!
IMG_1077 by Mike Murray, on FlickrKnackered black seal, replaced by the pink one, along with main fork seals.
So now, I have a very comfy 55mm of travel for these forks, to replace the 40mm from the ones currently on my Sunn.
Also cleaned up the wheel I saw next to a bin, in the middle of Brighton! :shock:
IMG_1079 by Mike Murray, on FlickrMike
clubby":3r8j6eag said:
I dunno, you'd be surprised. As long as you keep eating (I like eating
) and drinking, you can keep going. It's more a mental thing than physical.Furthest I'd ever cycled before this weekend was about 80miles, that was a few years ago.
If I can I think I'll do it again next year, might even consider doing it on a retro mtb, fatter tyres, bit of suspension, fairly light, it would be ideal
