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Bottom of the north bog path to Kippure.
After reading this I decided to try myself... and ended up carrying the CX bike all the way to the top :pac: No way you could get up there on anything less than a fatbike :eek: - although I've seen MTB tracks ending approx. halfway.
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My 'commute' this morning with the missus that must attend an event at one of the wine farm conference centres. Good to clear the soul of all issues/pressures. @peace
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Thanks, always love your RSA photos - a close second to velopeloton!Straatvark wrote: »My 'commute' this morning with the missus that must attend an event at one of the wine farm conference centres. Good to clear the soul of all issues/pressures. @peace
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Straatvark wrote: »My 'commute' this morning with the missus that must attend an event at one of the wine farm conference centres. Good to clear the soul of all issues/pressures. @peace
One of the best pics I've seen in this thread.0 -
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Glenmacnass this afternoon - absolute b*stard of a headwind from Sally Gap to Laragh, a real slog. Still, better than going to work...
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velopeloton wrote: »Hautacam this morning. 4.5km from the top.
Perfect timing with the Rapha jersey
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I was about to call into Apu for a coffee but realised I was in Brittas and not Springfield......
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Last Friday's cycle to Killarney. Between the distance, the wrong turn -- on a road with no turns to take! -- the hellacious hill on the border, and the incessant headwind, was quite the struggle. First time cycling out of the county!
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What kind of gears do they have? I're read somewhere about automatic changing? Can you go up Patrick's hill 100 times on one?
I had a look at one when I noticed they'd suddenly sprung up around the corner from my FNBS. The control is a continuous shifter with a "more and less hilly" graphic. The gears themselves are an enclosed unit, apparently with a three-speed mechanism inside. Perhaps the first sets some sort of sensitivity or threshold for the gear-shift unit. I could take a couple of snaps if it'd help anyone...0 -
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how many times are planing to climb it this year?velopeloton wrote: »Hautacam this morning. 4.5km from the top.0 -
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Wishbone Ash wrote: »Fairly miserable conditions at the Featherbeds this morning.
Fair play for heading up there in today's conditions.
I know that location well. My Dad rented a bog up there and for years we spent many days cutting turf for the winter. While I often detested the turf cutting, even as a 10 or 11 year old I could appreciate the beauty of the place.
/Nostalgic ramble
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Wishbone Ash wrote: »Fairly miserable conditions at the Featherbeds this morning.
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Wishbone Ash wrote: »It's a long drop to the drops with that set-up! :eek:
Long arms. Mind you, might see if it's more comfy with the bars an inch or so higher, and/or I tend to actually use the drops more. Might be better in the long run... have a distinctly numb finger after getting back from the whole escapade.
In the longer run, going up a frame size or two is likely the solution. Cashflow currently argues against that, though.0 -
It does look like they have Nuvinci shifter indeed! Cool, these hubs have very wide and stepless range of gears. Its much wider than the typical 3 speed - 360%.
Good spot, that's indeed exactly what it is. I think the 3-speed comparison I quoted earlier is misleading, based on a vague similarity with the old S-A type of unit. Not that I remotely understand the technicalities.
Here's a couple of closeups from a unit in St. Patrick's Street:
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