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Ole Rodrigo

Always hated this one. You'd almost expect it to transform into Darth Vader.

Darth Vader in a man bra, prone to falling over, that is.

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magicbastarder

i just don't like the look of those rear derailleurs - it's SRAM red, yeah? it looks like it should be attached to a terminator's shoulder.

Lumen

magicbastarder wrote: »

i just don't like the look of those rear derailleurs - it's SRAM red, yeah? it looks like it should be attached to a terminator's shoulder.

Ugh, you're right. I just had to wipe puke off my keyboard.

Torres09

This.........

https://www.adverts.ie/road-bikes/bmw-cruise-bike/15234301

Boscoirl

Torres09 wrote: »

This.........

https://www.adverts.ie/road-bikes/bmw-cruise-bike/15234301

I really like how understated the hydraulic disc brakes are!

magicbastarder

stab proof tyres. a solution to a problem i didn't know existed.

Alek

stab proof tyres. a solution to a problem i didn't know existed.

Clearly you never owned a BMW.

magicbastarder

well, i had to replace all four tyres on the car a few years ago after driving over thumbtacks thrown in the road as a halloween prank.

Alek

Seriously? Regular thumbtacks? I thought you need sidewall damage to bin a car's tyre...?

magicbastarder

the guys in atlas in drumcondra (the only tyre place open on a sunday on the northside, fact fans) pulled over 20 thumbtacks out of the tyres. two things - if the puncture is close enough to the sidewall (i think within 10% of the tyre's width), they don't like/support repairing it. three of the tyres had such punctures. secondly - repairing two dozen punctures would not have left me with a lot of confidence in the tyres. thankfully, the tyres weren't new - all four at least 75% of their way through their lifespan - so it made no sense to repair tyres which were beginning to show their age anyway,

magicbastarder

also, i wouldn't mind, i'd already spent €180 that morning (on a whole lamb). expensive day. the tyres added €350 to the day.

Eamonnator

magicbastarder wrote: »

also, i wouldn't mind, i'd already spent €180 that morning (on a whole lamb). expensive day. the tyres added €350 to the day.

I like lambs, but I'd never eat a whole one

recedite

Eamonnator wrote: »

I like lambs, but I'd never eat a whole one

What, even after doing the Wicklow 200?

recedite

magicbastarder wrote: »

stab proof tyres. a solution to a problem i didn't know existed.

Its in Blanchardstown.

Hungrycol

Torres09 wrote: »

This.........

https://www.adverts.ie/road-bikes/bmw-cruise-bike/15234301

Clearly he posted the wrong picture to the ad. He must have more than one white bike.

Thargor

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I like my recessed cleats and that is giving me ideas :pac:

I'm more horrified by how far back they are.

recedite

Try explaining those shoes at airport security when the x-ray alarm goes off!

cython

Observed today.

[Deleted User]

Did a double take there , those aren't just the wrong way up their back to front so gears and breaks are reversed too. Likely a lazy way for someone not used to the Irl/Uk way of gearing and breaking to change them around and save redoing the cables and shifters.

cython

Deleted User wrote: »

Did a double take there , those aren't just the wrong way up their back to front so gears and breaks are reversed too. Likely a lazy way for someone not used to the Irl/Uk way of gearing and breaking to change them around and save redoing the cables and shifters.

I can't fathom what he was doing, other than trying to get a sit up and beg feel from his handlebars. I kind of take your point RE the braking and avoiding redoing the cables, but the gear levers are aligned the same way pretty much universally (i.e. left side for front mech, right for rear), so this just puts them backwards!

Lumen

Deleted User wrote: »

Likely a lazy way for someone not used to the Irl/Uk way of gearing and breaking to change them around and save redoing the cables and shifters.