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Jan and Klodi's Party Bus - part II off topic discussion

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Chuchote

Vertical cycling by Laurine van Riessen (video)

http://www.cyclingweekly.co.uk/cycling-weekly/laurine-van-riessen-amazing-crash-escape-on-rio-track-274389?utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=Social

Wishbone Ash

Wiggo announces retirement.

http://www.bbc.com/sport/cycling/38451926

Macy0161

Emerald fund auctioning a jiffy bag from team sky...

Alek

15621686_2048733592019950_6403320082229797565_n.jpg?oh=ffc87b927791fe489711f71f7be4c3ec&oe=58DF5108

CramCycle

Alek wrote: »

Rendering looks sh1t. You really need to upgrade your PC.

Alek

Yup, drop bars don't look too convincing.

magicbastarder

still though, stages lasting less than three and a half minutes. easier all round.

Darkglasses

The Pro Cycling Manager series on PC is quite good though!

Beasty

magicbastarder wrote: »

still though, stages lasting less than three and a half minutes. easier all round.

Hope you got a decent file out of that powermeter.....

:pac:

NamelessPhil

I'm sitting at home eating a rather tasty Mount Leinster cheddar, it's a bit like the climb, sharp in places.

magicbastarder

do mudguards have any effect on steering at high speed or in strong wind? i guess they could oscillate and destabilise the steering.

Beasty

magicbastarder wrote: »

do mudguards have any effect on steering at high speed or in strong wind? i guess they could oscillate and destabilise the steering.

Shouldn't have a particularly noticeable effect. High winds are likely to blow you about a bit anyway, particularly if you get caught in gusts. I think a bit more stuff on your bike, be it mudguards or even something like a backpack should only affect things marginally. If they oscillate much you may have more to concern yourself over the possible impact on your tyres of prolonged rubbing.

Lusk_Doyle

Competitive licence renewed today. Have not raced in two years. Hopefully this year will see that change! Now where did I leave those metal triangle things with wheels...

Chips Lovell

tomasrojo

That cartoon has resonance for me since I started using a bakfiets.

LollipopJimmy

tomasrojo wrote: »

That cartoon has resonance for me since I started using a bakfiets.

Watched a chap lock one up in Sandyford yesterday. Impressive looking machine

magicbastarder

LollipopJimmy wrote: »

Watched a chap lock one up in Sandyford yesterday.

i read that at first that you saw someone slide the back wheel on it.

tomasrojo

LollipopJimmy wrote: »

Watched a chap lock one up in Sandyford yesterday. Impressive looking machine

Might have been me.

Alek

Very nerdy

https://scontent.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/15781753_1331867773542920_2537547783816902705_n.jpg?oh=3c982c530aa8307c02a5bf43ae0dbc4e&oe=59190244

:P

Chuchote

Alek wrote: »

Very nerdy

https://scontent.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/15781753_1331867773542920_2537547783816902705_n.jpg?oh=3c982c530aa8307c02a5bf43ae0dbc4e&oe=59190244

:P

Pfft, torx is cheap.

Beasty

Robert Marchant posts moved here

manafana

Darkglasses wrote: »

The Pro Cycling Manager series on PC is quite good though!

played it few yrs ago, some good packs about to have all team bikes n kits put into game.

I took over cannondale and managed to build up a bank to recruit a super team of gc riders, still hard though on higher levels to win gc but would dominate kom and team classments

Chuchote

Tribute song to a great cyclist

Moflojo

http://www.irishtimes.com/news/ireland/irish-news/stray-cattle-killed-after-causing-car-pile-up-on-m3-motorway-1.2927796

Apparently the cows caused the pile-up, not the metal boxes travelling at >120kph. Typical anti-active travel bias and victim blaming from the mainstream media. I'm just surprised that there's nothing about whether or not the cattle were wearing helmets or hi vis.

Chuchote

Bike theft soaring in North http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-northern-ireland-38406065?utm_source=Site+signups&utm_campaign=5e3e7caaa1-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2017_01_06&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_f6032b93c9-5e3e7caaa1-124405021&mc_cid=5e3e7caaa1&mc_eid=b2860d63c9

magicbastarder

Moflojo wrote: »

Apparently the cows caused the pile-up, not the metal boxes travelling at >120kph.

i think your pedant muscles are a little over flexed here. there's nothing to suggest cars were speeding, and it's hardly a stretch to say the cattle were the cause. because cattle generally don't belong on a motorway.

Moflojo

magicbastarder wrote: »

i think your pedant muscles are a little over flexed here. there's nothing to suggest cars were speeding, and it's hardly a stretch to say the cattle were the cause. because cattle generally don't belong on a motorway.

Oh here we go, the "Cows don't pay Road Tax" brigade has arrived... :rolleyes:

tigerboon

Moflojo wrote: »

http://www.irishtimes.com/news/ireland/irish-news/stray-cattle-killed-after-causing-car-pile-up-on-m3-motorway-1.2927796

Apparently the cows caused the pile-up, not the metal boxes travelling at >120kph. Typical anti-active travel bias and victim blaming from the mainstream media. I'm just surprised that there's nothing about whether or not the cattle were wearing helmets or hi vis.

Load of bullocks!

Miklos

Chuchote wrote: »

Tribute song to a great cyclist

How about this?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Uuc_EYNNsM

Lusk_Doyle

Moflojo wrote: »

Oh here we go, the "Cows don't pay Road Tax" brigade has arrived... :rolleyes:

It's a carbon emissions tax and lucky for them that they don't the farting backstards.